Agents that actually work for you

Train them once, they carry on by themselves.A custom agent is a colleague with standing instructions, its own access to data and its own place in the calendar. Train it once; then either call it in or let it run on its own.

How it looks

Ask and the agent goes through the records

The agent works over the data you give it access to. Its instructions hold the way that agenda runs at your company, so the answer matches your habits rather than general advice.

It works under its own permissions rather than yours, and everything it has done stays in its activity – including the runs it started itself on a schedule.

Custom agents
What an agent is made of

Onboarding, the way you would with a new colleague

The sections in an agent’s settings match what you would go through with someone joining. One thing differs sharply: an agent fills in nothing on its own, so it pays to be more specific than with a person.

How it gets to work

Either you call it in, or it turns up on its own

The task differs every time, the instructions stay. The agent looks up in them how the thing runs at your company and follows that.

You call it in the chat

Write what you need right now. The agent brings its instructions, the attached materials and the data it can see.

It runs on a schedule

A task runs on its own: the Monday overview, a daily check, the monthly close. The result stays in the agent’s activity, where the whole team can see it.

What to hire an agent for

Six colleagues who could start this week

Each one is a single setup: instructions, access to data, a few materials and a task in the calendar. The naming and the scope are yours to adjust.

People and HR

Watches starts, probation periods, training and medical checks.

In its instructions
„You are an HR assistant. Take data from the People agenda and count deadlines from the start date. Never put names outside the overview.“
On a schedule
Every Monday at 7:00, an overview of probation periods ending within a month.
On demand
„Prepare the onboarding pack for a new colleague following our methodology.“

Contracts

Keeps track of validity, notice periods and what is waiting for review.

In its instructions
„Take contracts from the Clients agenda. Watch validity and notice period on each, state amounts in CZK.“
On a schedule
The first Monday of the month, contracts expiring within 90 days.
On demand
„Compare this new contract with our template and list the differences.“

Enquiries and quotes

Sorts enquiries, fills them in and prepares the ground for a quote.

In its instructions
„Take enquiries from the Enquiries table and prices from the attached price list. When unsure about the category, ask instead of guessing.“
On a schedule
Every weekday at 8:00, enquiries with no owner assigned.
On demand
„Draft a quote for this enquiry from the price list and our template.“

Invoices and cost

Checks incoming documents and watches due dates.

In its instructions
„Take invoices from the Documents agenda. Compare them with orders and describe the differences in bullet points.“
On a schedule
Every morning, invoices past due and those waiting for approval.
On demand
„Check this invoice against the order and write what does not match.“

Fleet

Watches inspections, servicing and insurance, and adds up cost per vehicle.

In its instructions
„Take vehicles from the Operations agenda. Watch the inspection, service jobs and insurance on each; attach the department to any cost.“
On a schedule
Every Monday, vehicles with an inspection within 30 days or an open repair.
On demand
„Add up the cost of vehicle 3T2 4567 over the past year and split it by type.“

Controlled documents

Watches the validity of directives and that each one has an owner.

In its instructions
„Take documents from the Documents agenda. Watch version, validity and owner; for reviews follow our records policy.“
On a schedule
On the first day of the month, documents due for review.
On demand
„Prepare the audit pack for last year, including the list of changes.“
Where agents pay off as well
  • Machine inspections and safety training
  • Complaints and their states
  • Leases, meter readings and billing
  • Grants and project documentation
  • Onboarding a new customer
  • A weekly report for management
  • Checking supplier contracts
  • Asset records and stocktaking
When the agent works alone

A colleague whose work you can check

An agent is a separate identity, not a macro running under your name. So you settle the same things as with a person: where it may go, what it did and what it cost.

Which colleague are you missing most?