Morning Brief Assistant
Takes over the first two hours of email
Sorts your inbox and calendar, preps your meetings and drafts replies you can send with one click.
A morning brief with replies already drafted, invoices that chase themselves, and answers to team questions straight from your SOPs.
Agents that clear the inbox, chase invoices and answer your team's questions.
Takes over the first two hours of email
Sorts your inbox and calendar, preps your meetings and drafts replies you can send with one click.
Takes over chasing payments
Sends invoices, payment reminders and failed-payment follow-ups, and answers routine billing questions.
Takes over "quick question" pings
Answers your team's questions from your SOPs and docs, with a link to the source.
The admin layer is invisible until it eats your whole morning: an overflowing inbox, invoices to chase, and the same five questions from the team every week.
These agents clear the routine part. You start the day with a short brief and draft replies, payments get followed up automatically, and your team asks the SOP bot before they ask you.
Every agent starts in approve-first mode: a person signs off on its work until it has earned more room.
We find the manual work that costs you the most and rank what to automate first.
We set up the first agents inside your current tools and test them with your team.
We keep improving what's live and add the next agent when you're ready.
Only drafts, at first. You approve replies with one click, and you decide later whether any routine replies can go out on their own.
It depends on the agent and your tools. The audit call decides which agents come first, here or in another department, and you'll get a realistic timeline before you commit.
Not at first. Every agent starts in approve-first mode, and you give it more room as it proves itself.
No. We connect to what you already use and you retire old tools when you're ready.
You do. The accounts, automations and data stay in your name.
It depends on which agents you start with. You'll get a clear quote after the audit, before anything gets built.