Rankly by Datics AI
Social managers see the comments worth answering first, across every platform.
Managers stop reading three platforms end to end. Rankly orders comments and messages by who is writing and what they wrote, sets junk aside, and learns from every choice the manager makes.
Built into your codebase and shipped under your name, on an engine we license to you.
murmurline.example/inbox/tidewell-coffee
Halyard and Finch · Rankly
DemoWhat should I answer first for Tidewell today?
Queue ready for the manager
- 38 items to answer first, ranked on writer and words
- 212 set aside as junk or spam, waiting for confirmation
- Every choice feeds the next training round
1,240 items rankedManager decidesChoices become labels
Try it step by stepIllustrative demo on a fictional agency. Not client work.
Try it step by step
Rankly on a fictional agency.
Halyard and Finch (fictional). Step through the conversation, then see what Rankly hands back, the way your Build Sprint would build it on synthetic data.
murmurline.example/inbox/tidewell-coffee
Halyard and Finch · Rankly
DemoStep 1 of 5
Illustrative demo on a fictional agency. Not client work.
What it hands back
murmurline.example/inbox/tidewell-coffee
Ranked inbox · Tidewell Coffee
Halyard and Finch · Facebook, Instagram and X
- Answer first
- 38 items · led by 2 damaged orders
- Done
- Writer score
- Repeat customers and active followers ranked up
- Done
- Words score
- Angry and urgent messages ranked up
- Done
- Set aside
- 212 junk or spam · manager to confirm
- Waiting
- Training labels
- 64 choices since yesterday · next round tonight
- Done
The model ranks and labels. The manager answers, skips or marks spam on every item.
Illustrative demo on a fictional agency. Not client work.
What it does
What Rankly can do.
One ranked queue of comments and messages from several platforms, scored on who wrote each one and what they wrote, with junk and spam set aside, and every reply, skip or spam choice feeding the next round of training.
One queue for every platform
Comments and messages from Facebook, Instagram and X in one store and one queue.
Two scores: writer and words
One model scores the writer's activity with the page, the other scores what they wrote.
Junk and spam set aside
Items with no signal sorted out of the queue, for the manager to confirm.
Learns from the manager
Every reply, skip, ignore or spam choice becomes a label for the next training round.
How it works
Extraction brings each platform's comments, messages and writer activity into one store. Activity scores and sentiment scores feed a classifier that orders the queue, and documented APIs hand it to your web layer. The manager's choices go back into training.
Built on a comment ranking layer we have added to a running social media management platform for agencies.
Sparrow Marketing
Social inbox · Comment ranking
Social managers see the comments worth answering first, learned from their own choices
Managers dug through three platforms for the comments that mattered; now one ranked queue puts them on top and sets junk and spam aside.
SenTrac
Social listening · Campaign sentiment
Agencies see how audiences feel about a campaign, scored fairly across six channels
Agencies copied comments by hand and misread sarcasm and emoji; now SenTrac scores every comment and compares channels on one scale.
SenTrac
Social data · Collection within API rules
Campaign reports use only the data each platform allows, refreshed within its limits
Social APIs are gated, capped and change often; we built SenTrac's data layer so each platform's rules and limits hold and reports stay current.
Why it sells
What Rankly does for your business.
What your agencys get, and what it does for your renewals and pricing.
Hours back for managers
The queue starts with what matters, not with what arrived last.
The brand voice stays human
The model ranks; every reply is still written by a person.
Better every week
The ranking learns from everyday choices.
Controls
What Rankly touches, and who approves.
Your agencys' data is not used to train models for anyone else and stays in your cloud. Built and tested on synthetic or test data.
Who uses it
Social media managers at agencies and brands
What it connects to
Your platform connections, inbox data and web layer through documented APIs
What a person approves
The manager replies, skips, ignores or marks spam on every item
Switch per agency
On or off for each agency, with data settings their admins control.
How to get it
Two steps to a finished Rankly.
Start with a three-week Build Sprint. Add more only if you want it.
First · Build Sprint · $10,000 fixed
Managers answer the right comments first
- One queue for every platform
- Two scores: writer and words
- Learns from the manager
- In your staging, behind a feature flag
- Delivered as pull requests
- A test set your team reviews
- Week 1Setup
- Weeks 2 to 3Build
- You getRankly in your staging and a fixed production quote
- Your time
- About 2 to 3 hours a week from a product owner
- Data
- Synthetic or test data, never your agencys' customers
- The fee
- Counts toward production
Then · Live in production
A finished product, yours to run
- Fixed quote
- Tested before launch
- Switch per agency
- A finished, working Rankly in your product
- Runs in your cloud, under your name
- Fixed quote, agreed before we start
Optional · Add more later
Only if you want it
More of Rankly:
- Junk and spam set aside
Another module:
- Each one quoted on its own
- Nothing ongoing unless you ask
Already built or tried AI? Get it scored with the AI Scorecard. Need something else? Start with a Planning Sprint.
FAQ
Questions about Rankly.
Does it reply to comments?
No. It ranks and labels. The manager decides to reply, skip, ignore or mark spam.
We have little labeled data. Can it still work?
Yes, as labels build up. Every manager choice becomes a label, so the ranking improves as the team works.
See Rankly on your own product.
Bring your product and one workflow. In 30 minutes we look at where Rankly fits, what it would cost to serve and what your agencys' security review will ask.
Calls run in US Central time. No generic AI presentation: we discuss your product, users and production constraints.
