Tasks too messy for simple rules
Some jobs involve reading emails, PDFs or notes that never look the same twice, so standard automation breaks.
AI AGENTS
We build AI agents that can read information, decide on next steps within set limits and take actions in your tools, with a person stepping in when needed.
OVERVIEW
An AI agent is a step beyond a chatbot. Instead of only answering questions, it can follow a goal through several steps: look something up, check a record, write a draft, update a system and report back. Think of it as a junior assistant that works fast but needs clear instructions and supervision.
We design agents around one job at a time. That might be researching inbound leads before a sales call, sorting supplier invoices, or preparing weekly summaries from several data sources. Narrow agents are easier to test and far more dependable than a general helper that tries to do everything.
We're upfront about what agents can't do well. They can misunderstand ambiguous requests and they don't carry real accountability, so we give them limited permissions and add approval steps wherever an error would be costly.
COMMON PROBLEMS
Some jobs involve reading emails, PDFs or notes that never look the same twice, so standard automation breaks.
Experienced people spend hours gathering information before they can make a decision.
Policies, product specs and past answers sit in folders nobody has time to read through.
A task needs input from three systems, so it waits in someone's queue for days.
WHAT'S INCLUDED
A written description of the agent's job, what it can access, what it may change and when it must stop.
Secure connections to the apps and data the agent needs, using the least access possible.
Carefully written instructions and examples so the agent behaves consistently.
Where needed, a searchable index of your documents so the agent answers from your material, not guesswork.
Checkpoints where a person confirms actions before anything is sent or changed.
Records of each run and a test set of examples so we can check quality over time.
HOW IT WORKS
The agent is started by an event (a new email, a form entry, a button in your CRM) or on a schedule. It receives a goal and a list of tools it's allowed to use, such as searching a knowledge base, reading a spreadsheet or creating a draft. It works through the steps, and every action it takes is logged.
For anything that changes customer records, sends messages externally or spends money, the agent prepares the action and waits. A team member reviews it in Slack, email or a simple dashboard and approves, edits or rejects it.
The agent pulls together what your team needs so they can go straight to the decision.
Replies, summaries and reports start from the same structure every time.
Limited permissions and approval steps keep mistakes from reaching customers.
Once one agent works well, the same foundation can support new tasks.
OUR PROCESS
We watch how a person does the job today and collect real examples, including the awkward ones.
We agree which tools the agent can use, what it can read versus change, and where it must hand off.
We build the agent against a small set of examples and review its output with you.
We test against a larger example set, tighten instructions and add guardrails for failure cases.
The agent runs with full human review at first, and we loosen that only where results are reliable.
Chosen to fit the project. We'll use your existing tools where they do the job.
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Learn moreFAQS
A chatbot mainly holds a conversation. An agent works toward a goal and can use tools, like searching documents or updating a record, across several steps.
For low risk tasks like tagging or summarising, often yes after testing. For anything external facing or financial, we keep a human approval step. Agents shouldn't be trusted alone with decisions that carry real consequences.
We use business API settings that, according to the providers' published terms, don't use your inputs for training by default. We also limit what data the agent can see in the first place.
Every run is logged, so we can see what it did and why. We use those cases to adjust instructions and add checks.
It depends on how many systems are involved and how clear the task is. We'll give you an estimate after the scoping step, not before.
GET STARTED
Describe the job and share a few real examples. We'll tell you honestly whether an agent is the right fit.