Starting points / built around your work

From a good idea.
To everyday impact.

Choose a focused starting point, connect the tools you already use and give your team a system they can rely on.

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Discover

Find the opportunity.

Map the workflow, assess feasibility and agree what a worthwhile result looks like.

Build

Make it work.

Implement a focused pilot with clear permissions, review points and failure handling.

Enable

Make it last.

Support adoption, monitoring and improvement as the system becomes part of everyday work.

AI services / tailored to your work

Different capabilities.
One connected business.

Examples of the AI services and integrations we deliver. Each is tailored to your workflows rather than sold as an off-the-shelf product.

Connect with customers

Chat integrations

Help visitors find answers, clarify what they need and reach the right person with useful context.

Simplify operations

Workflow automation

Connect documents, decisions and business tools in a repeatable process, with review where it matters.

Coordinate expertise

Agent fleets

Coordinate bounded agents for research, analysis and preparation, with explicit ownership and a human decision at the end.

Keep work moving

Background agents

Run scheduled checks, prepare reports and surface exceptions so your team can focus on the work that needs attention.

See it in action / illustrative demo

Agents that use the tools you already have.

Press play to watch one agent resolve a fictional billing enquiry by checking the CRM, team messages and calendar you already use.

Every fact names its source, and the run stops with a person: nothing is sent until someone approves it.

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One agent

One agent, many tools.

  • Cites every source
  • Picks its own tools
  • Ends at your approval
Operator step 1 of 9Illustrative — scripted, no live systems

Visitor · 09:41

We were charged twice for the September invoice and nobody has come back to us. Can someone sort it out today?

Agent

I can see the duplicate. Invoice INV-20411 was charged on 2 and 4 September, and your account manager flagged it internally the same afternoon. A refund of £480.00 is approved and can go out today; Priya has a slot at 14:30 to confirm it with you.CRMMicrosoft TeamsCalendar

Draft ready · awaiting human approval

Approve & sendEdit draftEscalate

Customer recordAccount Harbour Dental Group · Since Mar 2024 · Owner Priya Shah · Open 1 billing issue

Tool calls

CRMcalling…142 ms

lookup_invoice → INV-20411 · 2 charges · £480.00

Microsoft Teamscalling…318 ms

search_threads → 1 thread · 4 Sep

Calendarcalling…96 ms

free_slots → 14:30, 16:00

Knowledge basenot called

Fictional scenario. No agents run, no systems are queried and nothing leaves your browser. Product names and marks are illustrative only; no integration, partnership or affiliation is claimed.

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Enquiry assistantSample · no data sent
  1. We were charged twice for the September invoice and nobody has come back to us.
  2. Checking the account record now, and whether your team has already picked this up.
  3. What the agent found
    The invoice was charged on two dates, and an account manager flagged it internally the same afternoon.
  4. A useful starting point
    A drafted reply that cites each source, ready for a person to approve, edit or escalate.
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Workflow: inbound billing enquiries

Friction: checking several systems by hand before anyone can reply

Proposed next step: assess a drafted-reply pilot

Human control: approve, edit or escalate before anything is sent

Every fact in the draft names the system it came from, so a reviewer can check it rather than trust it.