Use cases
Operations a coworker can run.
The operational work digital coworkers take over today, by role, function, and industry. Each one mapped from a real deployment.
Sales
AI SDR
Revenue teams lose pipeline when reps spend their time researching accounts, writing first-touch emails, and updating systems by hand instead of actually selling.
3xMore targeted accounts worked per campaign cycle
Sales
Lead response
Teams lose qualified inbound leads when responses lag, follow-up drifts, and scheduling falls through the cracks.
MinutesTarget first-response window for qualified inbound demand
Customer Success
Account follow-up
Important customer follow-ups slip when account teams juggle renewals, post-meeting tasks, and manual CRM work across too many systems.
100%Post-call tasks tracked against an owner
Finance
Book close
Founders either pay an outsourced bookkeeper every month to close the books or spend hours each cycle categorizing expenses, reconciling accounts, and chasing anomalies by hand.
Month-endClose checklist maintained on cadence
Sales
CRM hygiene
CRMs go stale fast. Reps forget to log calls, deals stall with missing fields, new contacts churn through inboxes without ever making it into the system, and pipeline reviews turn into arguments about whose data to trust.
3 hrs/wkSaved per rep on manual CRM hygiene
Finance
Accounts receivable
Overdue invoices sit in the AR aging report because chasing them is tedious, awkward, and easy to deprioritize. Every additional day of DSO is working capital sitting outside the business.
50%+Reduction in days sales outstanding
Operations
Meeting accountability
Meetings generate dozens of action items and goals every week, and most of them get forgotten the moment people leave the room. The team relitigates the same decisions, the same work slips quarter after quarter, and critical commitments quietly fall through the cracks.
Finance
Bill coding
Coding vendor bills is slow, detail-heavy work: someone opens each invoice, matches it to the right GL account and property, enters it in Bill.com, and chases down anything that looks off.
20 hrsManual bill-coding time saved per month
Operations
Maintenance triage
Unplanned equipment failure is expensive because the response is manual and slow. By the time someone reroutes work, checks for parts, and lines up the repair, the line is already down.
24/7watching for failure flags, including nights and weekends
Operations
Parts procurement
Keeping spare parts and materials in stock means constantly checking levels and price-shopping across suppliers. A stockout on the wrong part can stop production.
24/7inventory monitoring on the cadence you set