Pick what you want more of. Each use case is one prompt you paste into Viktor. He asks what he needs, shows you a first result and keeps it running in Slack, Teams or the web app.
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Client work that renews: results every client can see, ad spend that earns its keep and deliverables that ship without chasing.
Every weekday Viktor reviews each client's Meta and Google ad accounts, flags spend that is not converting and budgets off pace, and asks before he changes anything.
Runs on a schedule
An 8-client performance agency gets each client's ad results posted in that client's channel at 9am every day.
Viktor builds a live results page for each client from their ad, analytics and CRM data, refreshes it every morning and drafts the monthly report, so you can drop the reporting tool and the hours.
Runs on a schedule870 of 1,804 paying agencies on Viktor already run a version of this (as of 15 Oct 2026).
Viktor checks every retainer is invoiced, chases overdue payments under your rules, flags clients you are over-servicing and drafts the change order for you to approve.
Runs on a schedule
Element Turf, a landscaping company, found $134K of invoices more than 90 days overdue on its first day, with tiered follow-ups that wait for approval.
The daily store work done before you open the laptop, with ads and margin checked against real orders.
Every weekday Viktor reads Meta and Google against your Shopify orders, flags waste and broken tracking, and changes nothing without your OK.
Runs on a schedule
170 of 531 paying ecommerce stores on Viktor already run a version of this (as of 15 Oct 2026).
Every morning Viktor builds yesterday's P&L by channel and product and flags any margin drop with its likely cause.
Runs on a schedule
TWL set up 12 scheduled workflows in 15 days, replacing about 2 hours a day of work across 5 people, and found 3 unlogged pricing decisions on the first audit.
Every week Viktor drafts supplier bills from email, books Shopify and Amazon payouts with fees split out and hands you one list of what he could not match.
Runs on a schedule
Two Sides Accounting recovered about 8 hours a week and cancelled Typeform ($56 a month).
Every day Viktor finds chargebacks, unpaid FBA reimbursements, payout gaps and overcharges, and drafts the claim for your approval.
Runs on a scheduleAlphaSignal caught a $5,717 discrepancy in a statement of work.
Live numbers, a moving pipeline and the internal tools ops needs, so the people who build the product keep building it.
Viktor builds a live board of MRR, churn, trial-to-paid and activation from Stripe, your product analytics and your CRM, refreshes it every morning and tells you what changed and why.
Runs on a schedule
Hampton runs on 12 live dashboards Viktor built from HubSpot, Stripe, Airtable and Google Ads in 44 days.
Enroll the people already in your funnel, keep every client on track and answer every student.
Every weekday Viktor checks your Meta and Google ads against the calls that were actually booked and the people who paid, and tells you the 3 changes worth making. Nothing changes until you approve.
Runs on a schedule
188 of 596 paying education and coaching businesses on Viktor already run a version of this (as of 15 Oct 2026).
Win the work you already proposed, bill the hours you worked and collect on them, with the admin handled.
Every weekday Viktor works through your unpaid invoices, drafts reminders in your tone for your approval, always asks before anything sensitive goes out and sends a Monday cash summary.
Runs on a schedule
Element Turf & Outdoor Solutions found $134K of invoices more than 90 days overdue on day one.
Viktor builds one register of every dated obligation from your documents, practice system and email, checks it against your calendar and warns the owner 30 and 7 days ahead.
Runs on a schedule
In production today: a litigation firm keeps a hearing-deadline catalog; another logs every e-filing confirmation; a third runs a case-deadline monitor (anonymised cron titles, usage only).
Pick one outcome and
hand it over today.
Paste a use case into Viktor. He asks what he needs and shows you a first result in the same conversation.
