An AI team for every client, that asks before it acts.
AI teammates that read a business's real customers, website and calls, do the work as drafts, and wait for a person to approve every change. Package them as a service your agency sells.
Start from a teammate, or build your own.
Each teammate has a name, a job written in plain words, and switches for what it may read and propose. Starters cover the work agencies sell most.
- SEO
- Page titles, descriptions and copy that match what people search for.
- Sales
- Reads new leads and the pipeline, and drafts the follow-up.
- Web developer
- Fixes and new pages for the client's website, previewed before they go live.
- Receptionist follow-up
- A next step for every caller the AI receptionist spoke to.
- Review requests
- Asks happy customers for a review after they buy.
- Your own
- Write the job and pick the tools. Save it as a template and install it for many clients.
Every change waits for a person.
Teammates can read and draft; they can't change anything themselves. What they propose lands in an approval queue with a before and after, and applies once, when someone approves it.
- It reads
Through tools that only read: the CRM, the website, calls, orders and invoices it's allowed to see.
- It drafts
Changes come as a proposal with a short title and a plain-language summary.
- A person decides
Your team approves, sends back or discards it. Your client's team can see it, read-only.
- It applies once
An approved change goes live once, and the conversation shows what happened.
Work that keeps going without you.
Teammates take routines and the agency's own how-tos, and they remember what matters about each client.
- Routines
- Every weekday at 9, or when a lead arrives, a deal moves or a call ends.
- Skills
- Your agency's how-tos, written once and given to any teammate at any client.
- Memory
- Short notes about each client, like who handles implant leads, that your team can edit.
- Automations
- An automation step can hand a contact to a teammate. Its proposals still wait.
Safe to put in front of a client.
The rules that keep a teammate in its lane come first in every run, whatever instructions an agency writes.
- No direct writes
- A teammate tricked by a web page can draft, but it can never push a change live.
- One client at a time
- A teammate sees only the workspace it belongs to.
- A budget that stops
- AI credits stop at a monthly budget, so a busy month never surprises you.
- Your keys, if you like
- Use your own AI provider's key for a model, and that usage isn't billed by yayce.
Sell AI your clients can trust.
Every client workspace comes with the AI team switched on when you want it.