BUILT TO RUN.
Hand off the work, not just the task.
An agent reads, decides and acts across your tools, inside limits you set. Anything outside them comes to you, with the work already prepared.
- Invoices under $2,000 go out on their own
- Customers hear before a visit moves
- Price changes wait for the owner
- →Read the jobs marked done this week 23 jobs
- →Matched them against invoices 20 invoiced
- •Three jobs have no invoice: #1038, #1041 and #1044.
- →Drafted three invoices from the job notes and the price list
- §#1041 comes to $2,640, over the $2,000 limit. Holding it for you.
- →Sent two invoices $1,195 in total
Two invoices sent, one waiting for you. #1041 · repipe, 2 bathrooms · $2,640.
- →Read today's schedule Luis: 4 jobs
- •Two of Luis's jobs are urgent; two can move.
- →Checked who has room Ana: 2 open slots
- →Moved the two urgent jobs, the leak and the no-heat call, to Ana, nearest first
- §Customers hear before a visit moves.
- →Emailed both customers their new times, and offered the other two Thursday
Both urgent jobs still happen today. Two visits move to Thursday once the customers confirm.
- →Read the supplier's notice copper +9% from Nov 1
- →Found everything that uses copper 14 price-list items · 6 open quotes
- •Open quotes keep their price; the change applies to new quotes.
- →Drafted new prices for 14 items, with the margin held at 38%
- §Price changes wait for the owner.
14 new prices ready for your approval. Open quotes are unchanged. Average change: +4.1%.
Demonstration on sample data. A real agent works in your own tools, with the rules and limits you set.
Built around your business.
Works across your tools
Reads and writes in your email, calendar, accounting and job software, the way a capable assistant would.
Inside limits you set
Spending, sending and changing all have thresholds. Above them, it asks.
Shows its work
Every step is logged, so you can see what it did and why.
Hands you the decision
When something needs you, it arrives prepared: the options, the draft and the reason.
What businesses hand over.
Unbilled work, found and billed
Finished jobs matched against invoices every week, with the gaps billed.
A schedule repaired
When a day falls apart, a workable plan in minutes, with customers told.
Supplier price changes
Price notices read, the price list updated, and held for your approval.
What we need from you.
Less than you'd think. The scoping call turns it into a written scope and a price.
- The task, written as you'd hand it to a person What good looks like, and what it must never do.
- Access to the tools it works in Only the ones the task needs.
- Your limits What it may do on its own, and what always comes to you.
Plan your
first agent.
Your role and the tasks that eat your week. We’ll email you the five an agent could take first, what it does with each, and what still comes to you.
- Built from your answers, nothing assumed
- A step-by-step plan, not a sales pitch
- Yours to keep — no account, no spam
Before you ask.
Can it make mistakes?
Yes, which is why it works inside limits and logs every step. Anything costly or hard to undo waits for a person.
How is an agent different from a workflow?
A workflow follows the same steps every time. An agent decides the steps, which suits work that changes case by case.
Which AI does it use?
Claude, from Anthropic. We choose the model for each task during scoping.
How is it priced?
Every system is scoped and priced on a call, before anything is built. The price depends on how much it connects to and how much it does.
Tell us what you would
hand to an assistant.
Tell Vector, our AI CEO, how your business runs. It maps what can run on its own and what it takes to build.