Solutions · AI Agents

AI that does a job, not just answers questions.

Agents that draft, update your CRM, chase what's overdue, and set your priorities. Working inside your tools, with a human in the loop from day one.

01What it looks like in your week

Sound familiar?

My CRM is only as current as my memory.

Follow-ups slip the moment the week gets busy.

I answer the same questions by email every single day.

Nobody chases the overdue stuff until it's a problem.

02What we build

Jobs an agent can own.

Email drafting and triage
CRM updates and data entry
Chasing overdue invoices and tasks
Meeting notes into action items
Lead qualification and prioritizing
Daily priority briefs

03How a build goes

Trust is earned, then widened.

01

Pick the job.

One role-shaped task with clear rules and a number attached. Not "AI everywhere." One job, done well.

02

Train it on your business.

The agent learns your tone, your rules, your tools. Everything it produces goes through your approval first.

03

Widen the lane.

As the agent earns trust, it takes on more and you review less. You stay in control of where the line sits.

04Proof

Agents already on the job.

Yacht servicesSolo broker
10 hours back every week

A managed agent drafts emails, updates the CRM, and sets weekly priorities from one dashboard.

Financial advisory firm25 advisors
First-call bookings doubled

AI meeting notes plus prioritized lead lists. Each advisor saves 10 hours a week. Pick-up rates up 11 points.

Yacht brokerage50-person team
Lead response: hours to minutes

Brokers save 5 hours a week on tickets and comms. 4x marketing content every month.

05Questions owners ask

Before you ask.

"Will it say something wrong to a customer?"

Not on our builds. Agents start by drafting for your approval and only earn autonomy where it's safe. A human stays in the loop.

"Is my data safe?"

Agents run inside your accounts, with your permissions. Your data stays yours. Nothing leaves your control.

"Do agents replace people?"

No. They clear the repetitive layer so your people spend their time on work that needs judgment.

"What's a good first agent?"

The job you dread on Sunday night. For most owners that's the inbox, the CRM, or chasing what's overdue.

Find the job your first agent should own.