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See an agent running against work like yours
Half an hour, no slide deck. You describe the work that repeats, we show what an agent does with a process of that shape, and we say plainly which parts are not worth automating.
Before the call
Send one line about the work that repeats. Nothing formal, no requirements document. If you have a process description already, that is a head start rather than a requirement.
During the call, about 30 minutes
You describe how the work runs today. We show an agent handling a process of the same shape, and we say which parts of yours look automatable and which do not. That second half is the useful part.
After the call
You get a written summary of what we would map first and what it would take. No obligation attached, and the summary is yours whether or not anything follows.
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Half an hour, no slide deck. The more precisely you describe the work, the more specific we can be about what an agent would and would not take over.
Not ready for a demo?
A demo is for when you have a process in mind. If you just have a question about what is possible, or you want to know whether your situation is one we work with at all, the contact page is the shorter route and gets the same person.
It is also worth reading how a project runs before you book: the four stages explain why the first two produce documents rather than software, and what an agent is made of covers the parts you will see in the demo itself.
Before you book
Is this a sales call?
It is a working session. You will hear where automation does not pay off in your case, because a process that is automated badly costs more than one that is left alone.
Do we need to prepare anything?
No. A description of the work in your own words is enough. If you already have a process document, bring it; if you do not, producing one is the first stage of the work anyway.
Will we see our own data?
Not in the first session. What you see is an agent running against a process of the same shape. Working with your data requires a data processing agreement, and that comes after the scope is clear rather than before.
What does it cost?
That depends on how many processes move across and how much documentation already exists, so it is agreed after the mapping rather than quoted from a list. The demo is free and carries no obligation.