15 AI agents across 4 teams. Expand any agent to understand exactly what it takes over — then click Know More for the complete picture.
The Leads Manager is your always-on first responder. The moment an enquiry lands on any connected channel, it reads the message, understands what the person actually wants, replies instantly in your brand's voice, qualifies serious buyers from casual browsers, checks live availability, and confirms pricing. Then it closes the loop — whichever outcome applies to your business: booking an appointment or site visit, confirming a reservation, placing and confirming an order, or completing the sale directly in conversation. It also owns the booking afterward — handling reschedules, cancellations, and reminders — so your calendar stays accurate without anyone chasing it manually. It never sleeps, never forgets to follow up, and never lets an enquiry or an open booking sit unattended.
The Inside Sales Coordinator is what keeps a lead warm and moving. It generates quotes and proposals, keeps every open deal moving with timely follow-ups, and maintains a clear, up-to-date view of your pipeline. The deals that usually go cold because nobody had time to chase them — it chases every single one, on schedule, without being told.
The Presales Research Analyst studies your incoming leads and scores them against your ideal customer profile — so your team stops wasting hours on prospects who were never going to convert. It looks at who the lead is, what they need, and how well they fit, then ranks them so you always work the best opportunities first.
The Sales Outreach Specialist picks up researched, scored leads and runs personalised outreach across your connected channels. It writes messages tailored to each prospect, sends them, handles the first replies, and keeps the conversation going until the prospect is ready to move forward — turning cold research data into live, warm conversations.
The Social Media Content Strategist studies a profile and the wider space it competes in, then suggests content ideas grounded in what's actually resonating — so you're never out of ideas and never posting blind. It turns "what do we post this week?" into a ready list of directions worth pursuing.
The Collab Coordinator handles incoming collaboration and sponsorship enquiries so none slip through an overflowing inbox. It reads each enquiry, qualifies whether it's worth pursuing, gathers the key details, schedules calls, and keeps every opportunity followed up — so real deals don't get buried under noise.
The Feedback & Review Manager actively grows and protects your online reputation. It collects feedback from customers, asks satisfied ones to leave Google reviews at the right moment, and responds to reviews thoughtfully in your brand's voice — turning your reputation from something that just happens into something managed on purpose.
The Social Media Publisher takes your content from ready-to-post to actually live. It reads the content to understand context, writes SEO-optimised captions tailored to platform conventions, selects hashtags that are relevant and trending in your niche, and publishes on your set schedule or at the optimal timing window. It confirms successful posting, flags anything that failed, and keeps a clean record of what went out and when.
The Content Creator produces the actual visual and video content your channels need. It designs posters and static visuals matching your brand guidelines and campaign purpose, edits and produces short-form video reels — cuts, overlays, pacing — suited to platform norms, and adapts its style per platform. It maintains brand consistency across everything it makes and hands finished work straight to the Social Media Publisher for captioning and scheduling.
The Social Media Engagement Manager monitors comments and DMs across your connected platforms continuously and knows what's actually worth a response. It replies to genuine comments and questions in your brand voice, filters spam, bots, and irrelevant noise automatically, and identifies engagement that signals a sales lead or a support issue — routing it to the right agent or person with context attached. Anything sensitive or reputation-risk gets flagged for a human before any reply goes out.
The Ad Performance Analyst pulls performance data from your connected ad platforms and evaluates every campaign against your defined goals — cost per lead, ROAS, conversions. It identifies which campaigns and ad sets are underperforming or overperforming and why, then recommends specific changes: budget shifts, targeting adjustments, creative swaps. It delivers a regular, plain-language performance briefing so you always know where your ad spend stands — advisory only, it never spends or reallocates budget on its own.
The Payments Manager makes sure invoices go out and payments come in. It generates and sends invoices, then follows up on unpaid ones with timely, professional reminders — recovering the revenue that normally leaks away simply because no one had time to chase it. Especially valuable for B2B businesses where following up on sent invoices is a job in itself.
The Expense Manager takes the grind out of expense handling. It reads receipts and statements, extracts the details, categorises each expense correctly, and manages reimbursement flows — replacing the tedious manual entry and sorting that eats hours every month.
The Customer Support Manager handles incoming customer issues and questions the instant they arrive. It understands the problem, resolves what it can directly, and routes anything genuinely needing a specific person to the right place — so customers get fast, accurate help around the clock instead of sitting in a queue.
The Order Support Manager handles the flood of post-purchase questions that overwhelm e-commerce support. It answers "where is my order" with live tracking, sends proactive updates when something changes, handles returns and refund status, and answers product and policy questions — resolving the vast majority instantly and only escalating the genuinely complex cases.