A memory that answers
Answers questions about projects, people and calls; sends daily and weekly activity reports; drafts proposals and contracts from what it knows. Runs on our cloud set-up or your infrastructure.
The brain is the first step: a memory of everything your company knows. The agent acts on that memory. The operating system puts leadership in control of who — and which agents — can see and do what. Here is what is live, what is next and what is still an idea.
Your people keep working where they already are — Slack, Telegram, Teams, email. No new interface at any stage.
Answers questions about projects, people and calls; sends daily and weekly activity reports; drafts proposals and contracts from what it knows. Runs on our cloud set-up or your infrastructure.
An agent is only as good as what it remembers. Without a trustworthy memory, every automation starts from zero and every answer is a guess. The brain is the foundation the next two stages stand on.
“Get us ready for tomorrow’s meeting with Northwind.” The agent pulls the client history, open tasks and latest messages from the brain, checks the CRM and writes the brief — before the call, without being asked twice.
Meeting prep thirty minutes before a call. A weekly customer-insight report from client communications. A quality monitor that reads client conversations on a schedule and flags problems to managers.
Which people and which agents can see and do what, with approvals, an audit trail and costs in one place. Permissions for people and agents live in the same graph as the knowledge, so an agent only ever exchanges what it is allowed to.
Role-based access and department panels on top of the brain are available now as a custom build (level 3 of the product). The full control centre — approvals, audit, costs — is what we are designing towards.
We publish statuses so that nobody has to guess what is real. The same labels are used in our proposals.
Deployed in production and used every day. We can show it on a call.
Designed and estimated, not yet in production. We sell it with a scope, not with a promise of “the usual timeline”.
A direction we are building towards. We talk about it with investors and clients, and we label it as what it is.
Book a demo and we’ll show the live system on our own company — and where the agent would take it next.