Use cases

The specific work that gets done.

Not a feature list. Named jobs, each owned by an agent, each running under the controls you set.

44
Named jobs
7
Stages
4
AI agents
Jump to a stage
03

Respond before they move on

12 jobs

Whoever answers first usually wins. Nothing waits for office hours.

Mark · Sales
Inbound qualification

Asks your qualifying questions in the reply, so reps receive context rather than a raw name.

Ends: rep hours spent on leads that never fitRead more →
Sophie · Receptionist
Meeting booking

Offers a real slot, confirms it, and writes it to both calendars inside the same conversation.

Ends: interest that cools waiting for a linkRead more →
Mark · Sales
Speed-to-lead on inbound

Answers, qualifies, and moves every inbound in seconds, at any hour. Whoever responds first usually wins.

Ends: hours of dead air after a form fillRead more →
Sophie · Receptionist
24/7 call answering

Every call answered live, the reason understood, and the caller booked or routed. No voicemail as a dead end.

Ends: the missed call you paid to generateRead more →
Sophie · Receptionist
After-hours and overflow cover

Picks up the calls arriving when your office is closed, and the ones stacking up when every line is busy.

Ends: closed hours costing you the inquirySee the agent →
Sophie · Receptionist
Missed-call recovery

Texts back within seconds of a call being missed, so the caller has a way forward before they try the next name on their list.

Ends: the caller who never calls twiceRead more →
Sophie · Receptionist
Book during the call

Offers real availability and confirms the appointment inside the conversation, rather than promising a callback to arrange it.

Ends: booking that needs a second phone callSee the agent →
Sophie · Receptionist
Route the caller correctly

Works out whether this is a new prospect, an existing customer, or a support issue, and sends them to whoever handles that.

Ends: a hot prospect stuck in a support queueSee the agent →
Sophie · Receptionist
Screen out the noise

Filters spam and cold solicitation calls so the ones reaching a human are the ones worth their time.

Ends: interruptions that were never customersSee the agent →
Sophie · Receptionist
Web and in-app voice

The same answering capability on your website or product, so a visitor can talk to someone without hunting for a phone number.

Ends: a contact form as the only way inSee the agent →
Alex · Customer Service
Instant issue resolution

Resolves the everyday questions straight from your knowledge base and escalates the rest with the full context attached.

Ends: a queue full of answers you already haveSee the agent →
Riley · Marketing
Answer the early questions

Handles what people ask before they are ready to talk to sales, so interest does not stall waiting on a reply.

Ends: curiosity that cooled before contactSee the agent →

Each product page goes deeper on the jobs its own agent owns.

How any of them runs

Every job follows the same path.

Which is why adding a new one doesn’t mean adding a new tool.

01
Signal

Something happens: a reply, a missed call, a form, a funding round, a stalled deal.

02
Context

The Brain reads what happened, who it matters to, and how urgent it is.

03
Decision

The next best action is chosen against your rules, not a fixed script.

04
Owner

The agent who owns that work picks it up with the full context.

05
Control

Anything risky waits for your review. Everything else runs.

06
Record

The action, the reason, and the outcome are logged.

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