Services · Artificial intelligence

An agent that answers, chases and hands over.

It answers while you are under a sink, it asks for the March invoice on your behalf, it writes to the candidates nobody has time to call back. One trade, one agent, and its limits written before signing.

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Setup from €1,290, then from €149/month. Net prices, no VAT applicable.

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The limits

What the agent does not do.

This is the part we write first in the specification, before the list of what it can do.

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It stops

Sensitive, complex or outside policy: the agent hands over to a human and says so. Every time.

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It promises nothing

No commercial gesture, no deadline, no exception that is not written down in the specification.

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It does not sell

No sales chasing, no upselling. What we install is relief, not one more salesperson.

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We measure

Time saved and errors, against the baseline stated up front. If it improves nothing, we switch it off.

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Your data stays yours

Hosted in Europe. The list of providers that see your data is written into the specification.

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You can switch it off

One stop button, and your tools carry on without it. Nothing it has done is lost.

The objections

What we are told, and what we answer.

The same reservations come up at every first meeting.

“It's too complicated for us.”

There is nothing for you to learn: the setup, the access and the rules are on us. For your team, it works like an inbox.

“It will replace people.”

An agent replaces nobody, it takes away the thankless work. Delicate cases, the relationship and the selling stay human: those are exactly the ones that need judgement.

The method

No agent goes into production on day one.

It earns its autonomy one task at a time, and only on evidence.

Read the method

  • The specification

    It is what becomes the agent’s behaviour: what it may say, what it must refuse.

  • The questionnaire, published

    You know before committing what will be asked of you, section by section.

  • The decision matrix

    Seven situations, and for each one what the agent does and what comes back to you.

What takes the most of your time, say it in three lines.

Fifteen minutes is enough to know whether an agent makes sense for you, and what it would take to put one in place.