Put everything your newsroom knows to work.

A Meeting Preparation Agent reads the next two days of your calendar, matches every attendee against your CRM, and gathers what your teams have said internally alongside what the market has said publicly — then emails a structured briefing before the day starts. It runs daily, without being asked.

A Sales Wrap-Up Agent takes what happened in a meeting and does the admin that usually gets skipped: it drafts the follow-up email, updates the CRM with what was agreed, and creates the tasks somebody committed to. The rep reviews and sends.

A Business Performance Agent lets anyone ask the company's numbers a question in plain language — customer count, churn, recurring revenue, average revenue per user — and get a reconciled answer from the governed warehouse. No SQL, no analyst queue, no arguing about whose spreadsheet is right.

A Customer Analytics Agent answers natural-language questions about customer value and segmentation — lifetime value, recency and frequency, who is at risk — from a governed dataset that refreshes daily. Marketing stops guessing which segment to target.

A Finance Reporting Agent reads directly from the data warehouse and produces the recurring finance reporting that a team would otherwise rebuild by hand every period — with the commentary drafted, not just the figures.

An Application Processing Agent checks the identity documents attached to an incoming application, creates the record in the CRM, raises a help ticket when something does not add up, and answers the applicant's questions at any hour without anyone being on shift.

A Case Quality Review Agent scores customer-service responses against your quality rubric — all of them, consistently, rather than the handful a team leader has time to sample. Coaching stops being anecdotal.

A Demand Management Agent answers questions about what your product and engineering teams are actually working on, drawing from the tickets, project documentation and decision records that already exist. The institutional memory becomes something you can query.

A Product Requirements Agent generates a product requirements document from the context that already exists across your tools, and scores an existing one against the standard your team agreed — so gaps get caught before engineering finds them.

A Sprint Reporting Agent produces the recurring engineering status update — what shipped, what slipped, what is blocked — from the ticket tracker, rather than from whatever people remember in the stand-up.

A Daily Briefing Agent assembles what changed overnight across the systems and sources you care about, and delivers one briefing before the working day starts — so the first meeting is not the first you hear of it.

A Transformation Interview Agent holds a structured conversation with the people who actually know how a process works, then turns what they said into user stories and tickets — so the discovery phase of a project stops being a scheduling problem.

An AI Risk Review Agent takes a proposed AI use case and reviews it against your organisation's own ethics, security, privacy and legal policies — producing a first-line assessment that names the specific policy each concern relates to. The governance committee reviews a considered submission rather than a blank form.