
Briefly envisions a future where marketing teams and agencies can communicate with unparalleled clarity and purpose, transforming the briefing process from a cumbersome task into a source of inspiration and progress.
By leveraging customizable templates and intelligent recommendations, the platform elevates the quality and speed of briefs, fostering stronger collaboration and more successful marketing outcomes.
Our mission is to fundamentally reshape how teams plan and execute marketing projects, enabling creativity and precision to thrive through thoughtful technology and seamless integration with everyday tools.
Our Review
When we first encountered Briefly, we were skeptical. After all, how much innovation can you really bring to the humble marketing brief? As it turns out, quite a lot. This clever platform transforms what's typically a dreaded checkbox exercise into something that actually makes sense — and might even be enjoyable.
A Fresh Take on an Old Problem
What impressed us most is how Briefly rethinks the entire briefing process. Instead of just digitizing traditional Word templates, they've created a Lego-like system where teams can build and customize their own briefing workflows. It's the kind of solution that makes you wonder why no one thought of it sooner.
Smart Features That Actually Help
The automatic case study recommendations caught our attention. While writing a brief, the platform suggests relevant examples and inspiration — it's like having a seasoned creative director looking over your shoulder. This feature alone could save hours of research and help prevent those dreaded "blank page" moments.
Where It Really Shines
We're particularly impressed by Briefly's focus on making briefs more engaging and effective, not just easier to create. The platform guides users toward writing clearer, more inspiring briefs that actually motivate creative teams. And with upcoming integrations for tools like Slack and Notion, it's clear they understand modern workflows.
While still relatively new to the market, Briefly shows promise in solving a persistent pain point in marketing workflows. It's especially valuable for in-house marketing teams and agencies who handle multiple briefs daily. Just keep in mind that you'll need to invest some time upfront to customize templates and workflows to your needs — but that investment seems worth it for the long-term benefits.
Customizable, guided marketing brief templates
Automatic case study recommendations for inspiration
Integration with tools like Box, Google Drive, Monday, Slack, Notion (in development)
Specialized version for agencies to improve client briefs
Focus on improving speed and quality of marketing briefs






