An assistant that works inside your tools

What the agent can do

Create, update, schedule, search, and manage — across every tool in your stack, through one conversation.

Create Jira tickets with the right labels, priority, and assignee — directly from a Slack conversation. Schedule meetings across multiple calendars with automatic availability checks. Log time in Harvest, generate project reports, send invoices. Pull expense reports from your accounting tool, reconcile them against policy, and draft vendor emails. Post updates to Teams channels, manage OneDrive files, search SharePoint sites.

One agent per team, fully isolated

Each agent gets its own connectors, knowledge base, and permissions — scoped to a business function.

• Customer support — handles Zendesk tickets and Slack escalations, auto-escalates with context when frustration is detected
• Finance — pulls expense reports, reconciles invoices, tracks budgets, and answers policy questions from the employee handbook
• Operations — tracks time in Harvest, manages project budgets, generates reports, coordinates via Google Workspace
• Any department — configure connectors, knowledge, and permissions for any role in the business

Governance built in, not bolted on

Every action requires explicit approval. Every user authenticates individually. Every workspace is isolated.

A pending → approved → executed workflow with no exceptions. The agent signs into each tool as the individual user — never a shared account — so every action is attributable. The finance agent can't see HR data. The support agent can't access financial records. SSO via Entra ID, Okta, Auth0, Google Workspace, and Keycloak. Full audit trail on every action.

Measurable impact from week one

Teams report 5–8 hours reclaimed per person per week on administrative overhead. For a team of 20, that's the equivalent of 3–4 full-time employees' worth of productive time recovered — from hours previously spent switching between apps and manually moving data between systems.