Locale Tagged Sticker Packs

Klipy groups its GIFs, stickers, and clips into packs tagged by language and region, so content matches the audience it is sent to instead of relying on generic global assets. A Beam agent watches the library for newly added packs and reads the locale tags attached to each one. Where the connector and account permissions allow it, the agent adds matching packs to an internal content catalog and notifies a marketing team when assets for a target market become available. Packs that arrive without clear locale tags or rights information are routed to a human for manual review before anyone uses them.

Clip Licensing Metadata

Every clip in Klipy's library carries metadata about where and how it can be used, which matters once a business publishes it externally. A Beam agent reads this metadata whenever a clip is pulled into a campaign or message template and checks it against the rights the account has already agreed to. Where the connector allows it, the agent records approved clips against the campaign and clears them for use without extra steps. Clips whose licensing terms are unclear, expired, or missing entirely are held back and routed to a human for a manual rights check before anything goes out.

Content Search Results

Klipy's library can be searched by keyword, mood, or region, returning a ranked set of GIFs, stickers, and clips that match a given request. A Beam agent carries out an approved search on behalf of a marketing or support workflow, reading back the top results rather than browsing the full catalog by hand. Where the connector and account permissions allow it, the agent attaches the chosen asset to the record it was requested for, such as a campaign or a customer reply. Searches that return no clear match, or results tied to unclear licensing, are routed to a human to pick manually.