WorldView Atlas AI: Foxcatcher adds an agentic AI layer to the media platform

The new system is curated as a support layer rather than a replacement for human trading expertise.

Foxcatcher has launched WorldView Atlas AI, a new intelligence layer integrated into its WorldView platform.

The Melbourne-based company says the system is designed to improve campaign performance, reduce manual operational workload, and speed up media decision-making, while maintaining strategic oversight through human trading specialists.

WorldView Atlas AI uses agentic workflows to semi-automate campaign setup, implementation, reporting and performance monitoring.

A controlled AI layer for media execution

According to Foxcatcher, the new system is designed as a support layer rather than a replacement for human trading expertise.

Operational tasks that would traditionally require manual handling are processed within the platform, allowing traders to focus more heavily on strategic optimisation and client outcomes.

Andrew Molan, head of technology at Foxcatcher, said the product extends the platform’s existing trading capabilities.

“WorldView Atlas AI is the natural evolution of our platform. By automating a significant portion of operational workflows, we’ve empowered our traders to focus on strategic optimisations that directly drives campaign performance.”

Foxcatcher said the system generates real-time performance signals and proactive recommendations, helping clients respond more quickly to campaign opportunities and spending adjustments.

Efficiency gains already emerging

Internal trading data cited by the company suggests operational efficiency gains of up to 70% across daily workflows.

The business says this has resulted in faster turnaround times and more proactive campaign management.

Varun John, general manager of Foxcatcher, said the efficiency improvements have shifted internal focus back toward client outcomes.

“The efficiency gains we’ve achieved have been transformative. They’ve allowed our teams to concentrate on what matters most; delivering and improving upon our clients’ KPIs. By reclaiming significant internal capacity, we’re better positioned to provide deeper, more proactive support. Our next iteration involves bringing WorldView Atlas AI to our agency partners, where we see strong potential to drive measurable value across the board.”

More AI layers planned

Foxcatcher says Atlas AI capabilities will continue to expand across sentiment-pacing models, audience curation and activation tools.

The company describes the platform as a human-in-the-loop execution model, in which clearly defined tasks are automated while strategic decisions remain specialist-led.

Top Image: Andrew Molan and Varun John

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