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Custom agents.Work from start to finish, with you where the decision is.

An agent takes a task from start to finish: reading a request, doing the sums, drafting a document. What it may never do on its own is fixed before it starts.

Try it

Try it yourself.

Choose an example and let the agent work. You see every step in the log, and nothing leaves the building without your approval.

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Simulation. Nothing is sent, and no real system or language model is connected. The examples come from our concept designs; the businesses do not exist.

By industry

Where we use it.

  • Catering Strong match

    Turns the enquiry into a draft quote with your menus and prices. Nothing leaves the building without your approval.

  • Plumber / heating engineer Strong match

    Reads the enquiry, sets emergencies apart and drafts a quote from your price list. Sending is up to you.

  • Painter Strong match

    Makes a first price estimate from photos and measurements, based on your own rates. You set the final price.

  • Estate agent Strong match

    Schedules viewings in your calendar and asks about the preferred moving date beforehand. Anything outside the agreed rules, it puts to you.

  • Car garage Strong match

    Turns a work order into a draft invoice with parts and labour. You check it and send it.

  • Event venue Strong match

    Turns the date, number of guests and wishes into a draft proposal with a room and a package. You send it.

  • Hair salon Good fit

    When a slot opens up, the agent drafts a message to clients on the waiting list. You approve it before it goes out.

  • Vet Good fit

    Prepares repeat prescription requests with the details from the patient record. The vet approves every prescription personally.

  • Physiotherapy Good fit

    Proposes follow-up appointments based on the treatment plan. The physiotherapist confirms.

  • Restaurant Good fit

    Turns a group enquiry into a draft proposal with menu and price. You check it and send it.

  • Building contractor Good fit

    Turns an enquiry into a first outline for a quote, with the questions still open. You finish it.

  • Electrician Good fit

    Turns an enquiry, for a charging point for example, into a draft quote. You approve.

  • Landscape gardener Good fit

    Makes a first outline for a quote from photos, measurements and wishes. You finish it.

  • Cleaning company Good fit

    Makes a draft quote from square metres, frequency and type of space. You check it.

  • Accountant / bookkeeper Good fit

    Pre-sorts receipts and invoices by category. You check and book.

Where we deliberately don't

Not every service fits everywhere. Here we advise against it, and say why.

  • Beauty salon Deliberately not

    The work is personal and the number of enquiries is manageable. An agent adds little here.

  • Osteopath / manual therapist Deliberately not

    A small practice with personal work. An agent adds little here.

  • Psychologist / coach Deliberately not

    Contact with clients belongs with a person.

  • Dentist Deliberately not

    Decisions about care belong with the dentist, and the admin already runs in your practice system.

  • Gym Deliberately not

    The process is simple enough for ordinary automation.

  • Yoga / pilates studio Deliberately not

    The work here is simple enough for ordinary automation.

  • Hotel / B&B Deliberately not

    Guests' questions are predictable. Automation and a chat cover them.

  • Lawyer / notary Deliberately not

    Legal work belongs with the lawyer.

  • Insurance adviser Deliberately not

    Advice falls under the Dutch Financial Supervision Act (Wft) and belongs with an adviser.

  • Photographer Deliberately not

    The bookings are manageable. Ordinary automation is enough here.

  • Childcare Deliberately not

    A placement is made to measure and belongs with a person.

Curious what thiscould do for you?

Fifteen minutes, no deck, no obligation. We tell you honestly what we would build first.