Screendragon Introduces AI Hub for Building and Running AI Agents in Marketing Workflows

May 11, 2026
Screendragon has launched AI Hub within its Agentic Marketing Orchestration platform, allowing marketing teams and agencies to create and manage AI agents directly inside their existing workflows. The system aims to provide control and scalability for enterprise AI use.

Screendragon announced in a press release the launch of AI Hub, a new feature in its Agentic Marketing Orchestration platform that allows enterprise marketing teams and agencies to build, deploy, and manage AI agents directly within their active workflows.

AI Hub enables organizations to integrate AI into daily operations, automating marketing and creative tasks while ensuring consistency and compliance. Users can determine which AI models are applied and at what stages, maintaining control over execution and costs.

The platform supports a range of marketing functions, including briefing, content creation, approvals, and compliance checks. It connects with Screendragon’s existing AI suite, which includes Embedded AI Agents, AI Studio, and AI Foundry, to help teams implement customized AI solutions at scale.

AI Hub is now available to all Screendragon customers, offering tools to create and run tailored AI agents suited to specific business workflows and requirements.

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