- Answers the questions customers ask most
- Helps with product and service questions
- Passes tricky cases to a person
Digital colleagues for the repetitive work.
Think of them as digital team members: AI assistants and agents that handle clearly defined tasks or help your team with them. For anything that matters, a person keeps the final say.
Eight roles to start with.
Each AI employee is set up for your business, your tone of voice and your tools. These are examples, not fixed packages.
- Takes care of simple booking requests
- Suggests free time slots
- Syncs with your calendar and booking software
- Reviews new leads
- Drafts follow-up messages
- Helps you judge which prospects fit
- Suggests content ideas
- Writes caption, hook and hashtag drafts
- Helps keep your posting plan on track
- Sorts emails by subject or urgency
- Writes draft replies
- Notices requests that keep coming back
- Looks into topics you set
- Organises and summarises what it finds
- Helps with market and competitor analysis
- Walks new clients through the first steps
- Gathers the details you need
- Handles repeat admin tasks
- Answers creators' most common community questions
- Suggests replies
- Keeps incoming messages organised
Illustrative examples. How far a system can go depends on your tools, interfaces and access rights. AI employees don't always act alone: where it's needed, a person approves before anything happens.
AI drafts. You decide.
For anything sensitive, like replies to clients or offers, we build in an approval step. The AI prepares, you check and release. Try it in the demo.
Hi, could we move Thursday's meeting to next week?
AI draftHi! No problem. Next Tuesday at 10:00 or Wednesday at 15:00 would work. Which suits you better?
An AI receptionist, clearly labelled.
It answers simple questions, shows free slots and books appointments in your calendar. It always says it's an AI, and hands over to a person whenever someone asks.
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