The challenge
Running a business means holding a hundred small operational threads at once: what happened overnight, what's on today, what's slipping, what needs a decision. The context-switching cost of staying on top of it all is enormous.
SMEs can't always afford to hire a chief of staff or executive assistant, but we wanted the leverage of one: a single layer that keeps everything in view and surfaces only what actually needs a human.
The approach
How the agent actually works, end to end.
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Business memory
Nothing slips through the cracks. The agent remembers the entire history of the business: the people, the contacts, the conversations you had months ago, so context never resets. Ask about a detail someone mentioned in passing, and it remembers what a human would have long forgotten.
- 2
Morning briefing
The agent assembles a cross-team briefing every morning so the day starts with the full picture instead of an empty inbox.
- 3
Inbox & calendar triage
It triages email and calendar continuously: flagging what matters, drafting responses in the humans tone, and protecting focus time.
- 4
Weekly digests
Once a week it rolls performance and progress into a digest, so trends are visible without anyone building a report.
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Decision sparring
When there's a real call to make, it acts as a sparring partner. Pressure-testing the thinking before the decision is made based on actual business insights rather than generic responses.
The results
Daily
Cross-team briefings, before 9am. Status reports delivered instantly
10-15 hours
Average time rededicated to strategy and decision making rather than collecting information
10+
Average sources of integrations or existing tools aggregated into the assistant, providing it with full business context
“The chief of staff we always wanted but never hired.”