Tell an agent what to do. It gets it done.
Describe the job in plain words. Your agent plans it, uses your tools and reports back. A person stays in charge.
Plan
Tools used
Result example
How we build one
From idea to live agent in five steps.
Scroll to watch one agent get built. The picture changes with each step, and every step is checked with you before the next.
- Step 1
Pick one task
We choose a single job worth automating first. One clear job is easier to build, test and trust than ten vague ones.
- Step 2
Design the agent
Which tools it can use, what data it can see, and where it must stop and ask a person.
- Step 3
Build a prototype
A working version you can try on real cases, not slides about what it will do.
- Step 4
Test and tune
We check its answers against your own examples and fix the gaps before anyone relies on it.
- Step 5
Launch and watch
It goes live with logging, limits and a person in the loop. We keep watching how it behaves.
What an agent can take off your plate
Six common builds. Each one connects to systems you already run.
Support and sales assistants
Answer customer questions from your catalogue, docs and order data, and hand over to a person when needed.
Where is my order?It shipped today. Tracking link sent.Can I change the address?Workflow automation
Move work between steps and systems: approvals, follow-ups, data entry, status updates.
ApproveNotifyUpdateData and report agents
Ask in plain words and get the numbers from your database, with the source shown.
Store and ERP agents
Check orders, stock and invoices across WooCommerce, Shopify, Odoo, Zoho and QuickBooks.
Order #1042SyncingSyncedInvoice #311SyncingSyncedStock, PuneSyncingSyncedDocument agents
Read contracts, invoices and forms, pull out the fields you need, and file them.
Invoice no.TotalDue dateMulti-step agents
Several agents working together, each with one job, under rules you set. One hands the task to the next.
Intake agentBilling agentSupport agentA person reviews
An example day
What a working agent leaves in its log.
Illustrative entries for a store on WooCommerce and Odoo. Your agent's log will show your own work. Scroll and the day stacks up.
Customer asked where order #1042 is. The agent checked the carrier status and replied with the tracking link.
Source: order record, carrier feedEleven new web orders created in Odoo, with customers matched and tax applied.
Tools: WooCommerce, OdooA refund request over the agreed limit. Passed to a person with the order history attached.
Rule: refunds above the limit need approvalStock at one location is below its reorder point. Suggested a transfer from the warehouse with spare units.
Source: inventory by locationSupplier invoice read, fields extracted, bill drafted for review.
Tools: email, accountingDaily digest sent: orders handled, questions answered, items waiting for a person.
Sent to the store teamNext step
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