Live conversion notifications

Recent-activity popups nudge hesitant visitors, but only if they reflect real events. A Beam agent reads Proofly conversion and signup events, applies your rules for which actions are worth showing and how recent they must be, and updates the notifications displayed to new visitors. It suppresses anything stale or duplicated. Decisions about messaging tone, or turning proof on for a sensitive campaign, stay with a person; the agent keeps the feed accurate and notifies the marketer when volume drops, but leaves creative and policy calls to the team running the site.

Visitor behavior signals

Understanding how visitors move on a page tells you where to act. A Beam agent reads Proofly behavior data, applies your thresholds to spot pages where interest or drop-off shifts, and notifies the marketing owner with the segment and the trend. Where your rules allow, it updates which social proof shows on underperforming pages. Choosing to redesign a page or change an offer stays human; the agent points to the signal and where it is strongest, but the response belongs to a marketer who weighs it against the wider campaign.

Proof campaign performance

Social proof widgets need checking, or they run long after they stop helping. Reading Proofly campaign results, a Beam agent compares engagement against the goals your team set and applies your rules to flag widgets that underperform or fatigue. It updates status and notifies the owner with the numbers behind the call. Switching a campaign off or reworking it stays with a person, since the choice affects how the brand looks to buyers; the agent lays out the performance and its trend but waits for a marketer to decide the next move.