Ask anything about our services, process, pricing or how we can help. The guide answers, asks what it needs to know, and recommends — without leaving the page.
will useKnowledge baseCRM (read)Email (draft only)
Review draft →
Move from an answer to the next useful step.
Give the agent a clear objective, limited permissions and a handover route when a decision or exception needs a person.
01
Focused on real work
The agent researches, prepares and carries out defined steps, so your team can move faster.
02
Control where it matters
Set clear permissions and a handover route, keeping people in control of consequential actions.
03
Fits your way of working
Connect to your tools and processes, so the agent's output becomes part of your existing workflow.
Watch a task move through the workflow.
From enquiry to a proposed reply, with human approval before any external action.
Illustrative agent workflow
Enquiry intake
New business enquiry · Website contact form
From: Business EnquirySubject: Support with digital platform
We're exploring a new platform and would like to discuss your approach.
Proposed plan
✓Check enquiry details and company background
✓Find relevant case studies and services
✓Draft a tailored reply with next steps
✓Request human approval before sending
Proposed action
Prepare a discovery-call reply
Create a tailored reply, include relevant information and propose a discovery call.
Review draft →
Approval
Requires human approval
A member of your team reviews the draft and approves the next step.
Approve next step →
Illustrative example with example data. Approved product screens are added with client permission.
Clear actions. Clear ownership.
We can connect the agent with your application or CRM, so its output becomes part of an existing working process.
Approved tools·logged actions
01Task and tool design
Define the objective, required steps and the tools the agent can use.
02Access and action permissions
Set clear permissions, with guardrails for consequential actions.
03Approval and exception routing
Route decisions and exceptions to the right people.
04Evaluation, logs and monitoring
Track activity, keep logs and monitor performance.
Questions
Asked before deciding.
Automation removes steps from a fixed process. An agent is given an objective and approved tools, and works out the steps: it can research, prepare and carry out a defined task across systems, with a person controlling the consequential actions.
Work inside real systems: APIs, the CRM, email, internal databases and voice. Receive a task, use the tools it has been given, obtain approval where required, and complete the task or hand it over — with a log of every action it took.
Limited permissions and explicit approval points. The agent can only use the tools and take the actions it has been granted, and anything consequential — sending, paying, changing a record that matters — waits for a person.
It is routed to a person. Exceptions and decisions outside the agent's brief have a handover route designed in from the start, and we show the approval point and an exception in the demo, not just a perfect run.
Yes. Every action is logged and monitored, so you can review what the agent did, why, and where it stopped for approval. An audit trail is part of the build, not an optional extra.
Your CRM, application, email, databases and the APIs of the tools you already run. The agent's output becomes part of an existing working process rather than a separate place your team has to check.
Evaluation against real examples of the task, plus monitoring in use. The agent starts with a narrow brief that can be measured, and its scope is widened only when the results say it should be.
What starts the task, which tools it uses and which decisions must stay with your team. The clearer the boundary between what the agent may do and what a person must do, the faster the build goes.
Wherever your compliance requires. Data residency and access are designed first, and the model and tools are chosen to fit that constraint rather than the other way round.