An incoming email arrives. The agent reads it, classifies the intent, pulls the relevant context from your tools, drafts a reply in your voice, books the meeting, and updates the CRM. While you were reading this paragraph.
Click the one that sounds most like Tuesday at your company. We'll show you what we'd build.
Across 14 agents, this is what the last few minutes looked like.
Every row above is a real action: a meeting booked, an invoice matched, a ticket auto-resolved. Multiply by a thousand. That's a Tuesday.
See the receiptsResearch accounts. Draft personalised outreach. Book meetings. Update the CRM. Twenty-four hours a day, for less than a single rep.
Read every ticket. Classify, prioritise, draft a reply in your tone. Auto-resolve the simple ones. Escalate only edge cases.
OCR plus reasoning. Extract line items, match POs, flag anomalies, post to your ERP. We've processed 120K invoices so far.
Trained on your voice. Generates, formats, queues — across LinkedIn, X, blog, email. You approve from a single inbox.
Built for syndicators and family offices. Underwrite a multifamily deal — OM to one-pager — in nine seconds.
HIPAA-eligible. Read patient charts in Epic, match payer criteria, attach evidence, submit. 4 minutes per submission.
Two working sessions. We sit with the team that owns the workflow, instrument it end-to-end, and leave with one measurable target.
We architect the agent, wire it to your stack, and run it in shadow mode on real data — without touching anything customer-facing.
Soft launch to one team. Daily eval reports. Earned autonomy — the agent gets more authority as it earns it.
An agent in production is a product, not a project. We monitor drift, swap models, ship one capability upgrade a month — forever.
"We replaced two SDRs and our pipeline grew 38%. They're treating our agent like a product, not a project."
"Three weeks from kickoff to a triage agent answering 60% of support tickets. Our CSAT actually went up eight points."
"They told us not to build the dashboard. They were right. The agent just does the work. I should have hired them sooner."