Support, sales and back-office agents that look up the order, reschedule the delivery, chase the lead and file the paperwork — with a human approving anything irreversible.
An agent is scoped like an employee: a role, the systems it may touch, and the actions it may take alone versus with sign-off.
Order lookups, reschedules, returns and refunds — refunds behind an approval gate.
Captures and qualifies leads, follows up on schedule, hands hot ones to you.
Chat to calendar: books, reminds, reschedules — no back-and-forth.
Invoices, reports and data entry moved between systems on time, every time.
The difference between a useful agent and a liability is what it is allowed to do alone. We draw that line in the proposal, in writing, before anything is built.
Refunds, cancellations and outbound messages wait for a human click.
Every lookup, action and decision lands in a log you can read.
Agents act on your data and your rules — never on a guess.
Runs on infrastructure you own. Handover means everything.
Four agents, priced by role. Each price is where the build starts; the written proposal fixes the number — and the expected monthly run cost on your accounts — before you commit.
Not the way we build them. Anything irreversible sits behind an approval gate a human clicks. Everything else is logged, reviewable and reversible. Where a plain script is safer than an agent, we say so and build the script.
Whatever has an API or an inbox: WhatsApp Business, Shopify and WooCommerce, CRMs, Google Sheets, email, calendars, databases, internal tools. Integration scope is listed in the proposal.
A small monthly usage cost on accounts you own — typically a few dollars to a few tens of dollars depending on volume. The proposal states the expected number; you see the real bills.
Most single-role agents ship in 2–6 days from an approved proposal, including a recorded demo before the balance is due.
Describe the problem in plain words. A written reply tells you what we’d build, what it costs and when it lands — or that you don’t need it.
Start in writing