Answers and schedules
Talks to visitors, understands what they need and leaves the meeting booked.
Example“Done. I booked your meeting for Thursday at 11:30. The confirmation is on its way by email.”
Artificial intelligence
Agents that do the work, not just suggest it.
Each agent owns one specific task, completes it end to end and alerts a person when needed. Everything is logged inside your operation.
Service EN / ESConnected to the CRMHuman escalation
Answers around the clock, in two languagesBooks the meeting on its own
Three agents ready
They start working in weeks, not months.
They connect to your CRM, work in English and Spanish, and log every conversation for the team.
Never drops a quote
Picks up sent proposals, follows up at the right moment and alerts the team when there is a reply.
Example“I followed up on the proposal from the 12th. They replied: they want to see the 20-user option.”
Handles first-level questions
Answers documented questions and hands off to a person when the request goes off script.
Example“I can handle that. If it is still failing after these steps, I will pass you to support.”
How much time goes in
How many hours a week go into repetitive tasks?
Move the slider to see the real size of the manual work accumulated over a year.
12hours per week
576
hours a year on repetitive work
That equals 14.4 full work weeks for one person.
The calculation uses 48 working weeks per year. It does not estimate savings; it shows the size of the task.
How it gets built
From the conversation to the agent running.
One agent at a time, starting with the task that takes the most time from your team.
01
Assessment
We identify which repetitive task takes the most effort.
02
Scope
We define what it does, what it does not do, and when it calls a person.
03
Build
We connect it to your systems and operating rules.
04
Demo and tuning
It is tested with real cases before production.