Pointing an AI at the work is the easy part. Three things decide whether the workflow still runs on Monday — and those three are what we do.
Book a 20-minute callWe work out where it stops and put that on your scope page. Payments, supplier orders and account access wait for someone on your side.
You sign the scope page before we build.
Your systems stay where they are; the workflow runs there. Your data is kept in your systems, not ours, and the model is not trained on it.
The credentials are issued in your name. You can revoke them.
A workflow starts on watch by default. Every action gets one line you can read, so the morning it goes wrong you can see what it did.
The person who writes your rules is the person who answers when you call.
— Ethan Cui, the one who answers when you call
If it is not a good fit, we say so.
Some steps cost too much when they go wrong. Payroll calculations, tax lodgements, legal drafting, clinical judgement and marketing copy stay with you and your advisers. If the job you’re thinking of isn’t here, ask us. If a step already works in your spreadsheet, it stays there, and the workflow reads that spreadsheet and writes to it. Some systems can only be used through the screen, and their terms rule out automating them. We can still automate them if you decide two risks are worth it: their terms, and the chance they break.
Every workflow runs in your accounts, and the keys are yours. The model APIs we use route to global or US‑only regions. Neither keeps your data in Australia. Your scope page names the provider and the region.
In twenty minutes, we pick the workflow together.
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