AI Workers
Switch one on and it starts working. Switch it off and it stops.
8 of 11 runningOrchestrator
Reads what came in and decides which worker or skill should run.
Workers
Follow-up Worker3,704 activities
Writes and sends the next follow-up, with the thread and your CRM notes as context.
Meeting Notetaker50 calls
Joins Meet, Zoom and Teams. Records, transcribes, writes the summary onto the contact.
Personal Assistant212 messages
Messages you on Slack when a client writes. Reply, translate or archive from there.
Skills
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A brain, its workers, and what they can do
Workers do a job from start to finish. Skills are what the Orchestrator reaches for while they do it. You decide which of them is allowed to run.
Orchestrator
The brain. It listens to every event, scores buy intent, and picks which Worker or Skill acts on which contact: inside the rules you set. One switch: on, and the whole thing runs.
Workers · do a job end to end
Followup Worker
Writes and sends the next follow-up, with the thread and your CRM notes as context.
Meeting Notetaker
Joins Meet, Zoom and Teams. Records, transcribes and writes the summary onto the contact.
Personal Assistant
DMs you on Slack when a client writes. Translate it, reply, archive, or draft back by voice.
On the way:Auto ResponderAnti-SpamNurtureCustomer SuccessOnboarding
Skills · what the Orchestrator can call on
Request human input
Stops and asks you when it is not confident enough to act on its own.
Clean database
Finds spam, duplicates and broken names, and asks before changing anything.
Update CRM
Pushes contacts, companies and notes back to the CRM you already use.
Buy intent score
Scores every contact 0–100 from the conversation and how they engage.
Enrich lead
Fills in the title, company, phone and verified email you didn't have.
Mark lost
Closes out a contact that has gone nowhere, so it stops costing time.
Mark customer
Keeps a company marked customer for as long as Stripe says they pay.
Nothing hidden
Everything it does is on the record.
Every decision it takes, and everything it has worked out about a contact, written down in plain English and open to read.
An email arrived at 22:47. Here is what it did about it.
It records what came in, what it understood, and what it did. Then the reason, written out. Not a status you have to interpret.
- A confidence figure on every call, not just the outcome
- Skipped and escalated are logged as carefully as sent
- The reason is written down, not inferred from a status
Because
The email indicates a potential investment opportunity that requires immediate engagement.
Outsales keeps a read on every contact. One sentence changes it.
Days silent, response rate, and a written account of where the relationship actually stands: assembled from every email, meeting and payment. Tell it what it missed and it re-scores.
- A written read, not a field you have to interpret
- Correct it in plain English: “didn’t show up to the call”
- Buy intent and stage move with what you told it
Sent
14
Replies
3
Response
21%
Days silent
12
Customer lifecycle: what the AI reads
In the pipeline 61 days. Asked for trial access twice and had pricing shared, but has not logged in since the demo. Still interested and awaiting a response.
Tell the AI what you know: e.g. “wants to revisit in Q4”
Saved as a note. Buy intent is re-scored from it, and the stage can move with it.