Overdue invoices
- Task
- Check which invoices are overdue.
- Output
- An oldest-first list with a draft reminder for each customer.
- Review
- Your team checks the balances and decides which reminders to send.
We build it, run it, and show you the hours saved.
Pick one job your team does by hand every week. We set up your AI assistant to do it with the software you already use. Every week, you get a short report of what it found and the time it saved.
You work with one senior builder, from the first call to the weekly report.
Example: “Where is order 1042, and what do I tell the customer?” The assistant finds the order in your software. Then it writes the reply for your team to send.
These are illustrative examples. We check your software and available records before agreeing on a job.
Today, your team starts each job with a question. Scheduled runs are planned for the November 2026 pilot.
Tell us one task your team does by hand every week. We confirm we can reach the information it needs.
Your AI assistant gets a private connection to your software. Only people you approve can use it. It starts read-only, so it can look things up but can’t change anything.
We write your business rules into it. When the assistant doesn’t know something, it says so. It never makes up an answer.
Your people ask in plain words and get answers from your own records. New hires get up to speed faster, because the answers are one question away.
Every week, you get a short report. It shows what the job found and the hours it saved your team. AI tools change all the time, too. We watch for those changes and fix the connection, so your team never has to.
Works with ChatGPT today. Claude, Grok, and the business versions of Microsoft Copilot and Google Gemini can connect too. We test yours before we start.
Now booking pilot customers for November 2026
Today your team asks, and the assistant answers. Next, the job runs on its own. It does the work on time, without anyone starting it, and your team gets the results ready to use.
We’re starting with a small group of pilot customers in November 2026. Pilot customers help shape what we build next, and they work directly with the founder.
It starts read-only. It can look things up and answer questions. It can’t change, send or delete anything. You decide if that ever changes.
ChatGPT today. Claude, Grok, and the business versions of Microsoft Copilot and Google Gemini can connect too. On most company plans, an administrator approves the connection. We check your plan and test your assistant before we start.
No. The connection isn’t tied to one AI company. Our agreement sets out who owns the work before we start.
Often, yes. If we can read your information, we can usually connect it. We’ll tell you on the first call. If a ready-made option already does the job, we’ll tell you that too.
Their AI knows their software. It doesn’t know how you work. We build your job, with your rules, your way. We can also build on top of what your software company offers.
You pay once for the build. Then a monthly support plan keeps it running and up to date. We quote both in writing after a short call, before any work starts. No surprises. Your AI assistant plan stays with you, and we bill you directly.
We give you a date in writing with the quote. The date depends on how we reach your software and how fast your team can try it out.
That’s what our November 2026 pilot is for. We’re now booking pilot customers. Ask about a pilot spot.
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