Real work, ready for you to approve.
Here are examples of what your agents produce each day, how the approval process works, and where you are still needed.
A day of output from a sample office
Enquiry reply
InboxQuote, from your prices
QuotesPayment reminder
AccountsA week of posts
SocialYour day, at 7am
Morning BriefingWeekly brief
Research deskExamples for a sample kitchen business. Names and figures are made up.
Nothing goes out until you're happy
Agent drafts
The right agent picks up the job and drafts the reply, quote or post using its skills.
Overcheck reviews
Expert reviewers check facts, tone and your rules. Anything wrong goes back for a redraft.
It lands in your queue
On your phone or PC, with a one-line summary and what was checked.
You decide
Approve to send, Modify to change it, or Reject with a reason.
Sent and logged
It goes out from your own email or account. Everything is recorded.
Your office learns
Your changes teach the agent your preferences, so drafts get better each week.
Auto-approve, when you're ready
Once you trust a type of message, such as payment reminders or booking confirmations, you can let it send without approval. You choose which, and you can switch it back any time.
What stays with you
Your office does the routine work. Decisions, money and relationships stay with you.
Always you
- Agreeing prices and discounts
- Complaints, refunds and anything legal
- Paying or moving money
- Signing contracts or agreements
- Hiring and staff matters
Once, at setup
- Signing in to your accounts (we never see your passwords)
- Sharing your price list, FAQs and templates
- A few examples of emails you like
- Setting your rules: what can send automatically
Day to day
- About 10 to 15 minutes approving drafts
- Approving the week's social posts on Friday
- Reading your Morning Briefing
- Adding jobs to your assistant's to-do list
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