Six agents, one platform
Agents that know where their job ends.
Each agent does one kind of work inside your tools, follows rules you can read, and hands anything outside them to a person.
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The agents
Pick the work. Keep the judgement.
Most teams start with one agent on one queue and add a second after a month. Each one below runs in production today.
001
Support triage
Every ticket read, tagged and routed before your team logs in.
4 min
median first reply, down from 6 hours
002
Lead qualification
Every inbound lead scored, enriched and answered the same day.
+38%
first meetings from the same inbound volume
003
Finance ops
Invoices matched to purchase orders. Mismatches sent to a person.
2 days
month-end close, down from six
004
Weekly reporting
The Monday report, written before Monday starts.
6
sources in one report, ready at 07:00
005
Churn signals
Accounts at risk, noticed weeks before the renewal call.
21 days
average warning before a renewal at risk
006
Onboarding assistant
New customers set up in days, with nobody chasing them.
9 days
to first value for new accounts, down from 24
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Guardrails
Different jobs. The same guardrails.
Whichever agent you start with, it ships with the same three controls. They are not settings you can forget to turn on.
Written rules
Every agent follows rules in plain sentences that your team can read, question and change.
A person signs off
Anything above the limits you set waits for an approval in Slack or Teams.
Every run on record
Inputs, outputs and approvals are logged and can be exported for an audit at any time.
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Get started
Pick one workflow. We will have an agent on it in 21 days.
Book a 30-minute call. Bring the task that eats the most hours and we will tell you plainly whether an agent can take it.