What we build

AI agents

Software that does a piece of work you already do, every time it needs doing, and hands the result to a person who approves it.

What kind of business is this?

6 questions from there, about two minutes. You get the agent we would build, not a score about you.

Not a chatbot and not a dashboard. Closer to a member of staff made of software: you give it one piece of work, it produces the output, and it stops so a named person can approve it.

What you get

What changes about the week

  • The work comes back done

    It runs on the cycle the work runs on, so the monthly pack exists on the first of the month rather than when somebody finds an afternoon for it.

  • You review instead of produce

    The draft is already there when you open it. Your part becomes checking it against what you know, which is the part only you can do.

  • Nothing leaves unsigned

    It stops at whoever signs this work off today. There is no path through it where something is released with nobody accountable for it.

  • You can show your working

    Each run keeps what it read, what it produced and who approved it, in your own database, in a form somebody outside the business can follow.

Eight conditions go into every agent we build, whether a client asks or not — separate records, a written exit, a readable record of what it did, and five more.

Read what we build into every agent — the specification, in full, with what each one costs when a supplier leaves it out.

The agent for your work

Tell us what the work is, what it reads, and who signs it off. Six questions, and you get the agent we would build for it.

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