Receipts and paperwork into clean records
Photographs of slips arrive the way they always do. Each one comes back as a line your accounts can use.
Every agent we build belongs to one of four kinds of work.
Admin agents turn paperwork into records. Sales agents draft what goes out to a customer. Marketing agents draft what you publish. Operations agents read what comes back from the work. An agent does one task. It runs on our infrastructure, and it writes the result back into the tools you already use.
Photographs of slips arrive the way they always do. Each one comes back as a line your accounts can use.
The details are captured once and land in every template that needs them.
A folder of CVs becomes a ranked list against your own criteria, with the reason next to each name.
The agent prices it off your own rate sheet. The draft waits for you, and you change what you want before it goes.
Quotes gone quiet get a polite nudge on your schedule, and stop the moment the customer replies.
The itinerary, proposal or quote you already produced becomes a branded page the customer opens on their phone.
Posts and updates drafted from what actually happened in the business, waiting for your edit.
The same photo, in the same bad light, sent the same way. The reference, the quantities and the signature come back as a record.
Confirmations and completions read from the messages they already arrive in.
A new email, a form submission, a file dropped in a folder, a record that changed. A small connector on your side sends the data to our API.
It runs on our infrastructure and applies the rules we wrote with you.
The line lands in your sheet, the draft lands in your inbox, the record updates in your CRM or customer database.
Drafts wait until you read them. When you trust the agent on a task, you can let it act on its own for that task.
What it read, what it wrote, what it held back and why. You can read any run without asking us for it.
| What | Cost |
|---|---|
| The first conversation: one call, our homework, a written solution and a price | No charge |
| An agent with one source and simple rules | R990 a month per agent |
| Most agents: several formats, your own rate sheet or categories | R2,490 a month per agent |
| Complex scope: several systems written into, many exceptions settled | R4,990 a month per agent |
| Minimum term, which covers the implementation | 3 to 6 months |
The tier is named in the proposal, with the reasons. It does not move unless the scope does. The proposal states the VAT treatment, the notice period, what happens at the end of the term, and what stopping early costs, so there is nothing to discover later.
Six demos run on this site, one per task: receipts to a sheet, an enquiry to a quote, delivery notes to invoices, CVs to a shortlist, follow-ups that go out, and one form that fills every document.
Each animation plays on our sample. Then you can run the same agent on your own material, in your browser, and see the result before you talk to anyone.
The numbers, in one place
The one where the same information is typed twice. That is usually Admin if paperwork arrives all day, or Sales if quotes and invoices wait on somebody sitting down. We build one agent first and leave the rest alone until that one is working.
No. The agent drafts and the draft waits for you. Once you have watched it handle the same task for a few weeks, you can let it act on its own for that task, and keep approval on anything with a price in it.
Because the implementation is not billed upfront. The build, the rules and the connection to your systems are covered by the subscription, and the term is what pays for them. After that it continues month by month. The proposal names your term and the reasons.
Your system sends the agent what it needs for that one task, and the result comes straight back to your system. We do not build a second copy of your database. Every run is logged in plain language, and what we keep and for how long is written on the security page.
The next step
Then put one of your own files through it and read the result in your browser, flags included.
Or email [email protected]. The first call is free.