Custom AI agents. Built for the way you work.

Put AI to work on the tasks that slow your team down. We design and build agents that use your business information, work with your tools, and follow the rules you set.

Custom AI work

Custom agents we’ve built.

  1. Data hygiene & enrichment

    AI CRM Janitor

    Clean up CRM data and fill in missing business information. This agent brings data hygiene and enrichment together to make customer records more useful to the people working with them.

    • CRM data hygiene
    • Business data enrichment

    Enrichment toolsApollo · LinkedIn · SERPER · BrowserBase

    Discuss your CRM data
  2. Accounting document handling

    AI Accounting Agent

    An accounting agent for secure invoice scanning and purchase order and sales order handling. Built with Amazon Bedrock and AgentCore around the documents that move through an accounting workflow.

    • Invoice scanning
    • Purchase orders (POs)
    • Sales orders (SOs)

    Built withAmazon Bedrock · Amazon Bedrock AgentCore

    Discuss your accounting workflow
  3. Sales research & CRM opportunities

    Business Development Research Agent

    Identify and qualify sales opportunities, then create those opportunities inside the CRM. This agent connects business development research to a customer record your sales team can work with.

    • Opportunity identification
    • Opportunity qualification
    • CRM opportunity creation
    Discuss your sales research

Example workflow

Give a new inquiry a clear next step.

An example of an agent helping a service team prepare and route a request.

  1. 1

    Receive the inquiry

    Use the details from an approved form, inbox, or business system.

  2. 2

    Gather the context

    Find relevant customer information in the connected records.

  3. 3

    Prepare the handoff

    Summarize the request and suggest the next action for review.

  4. 4

    Route the work

    Create or update the record and assign the agreed next step.

If the information is incomplete or an action needs approval, the agent can flag the request for a person. We define that route before the workflow goes live.

Your process defines the agent.

The information it uses

Choose the documents, records, and business context the agent needs. Keep access appropriate to the work.

The actions it can take

Decide which systems it can use, what it can change, and which actions require a person’s approval.

The exceptions it hands over

Plan for missing information, uncertain results, and failed connections, with an owner and a next step.

What goes into the build.

Each project starts with a defined workflow and an agreed way to judge whether it is useful. The scope can include:

  • Workflow discovery and success criteria
  • Agent behavior and approved information sources
  • Connections to the systems involved
  • Permissions, approvals, and exception handling
  • Testing with representative business scenarios
  • Activity review, documentation, and handover

Build it with
your team.

Start with one defined workflow. We review your systems, build a focused version, and test it with the people who know the work. Before launch, we agree on support, running costs, and who handles changes.

See how we build your agent

Questions before we start

How is an AI agent different from a chatbot?

A chatbot usually answers within a conversation. An agent can also use connected tools to carry out steps in a workflow, such as finding a record, preparing a response, or creating a task. We define which actions are allowed and which need approval.

Where should we start?

Start with a recurring task your team can describe clearly. We look at the information it needs, the tools it touches, the exceptions, and the value of improving it. Sometimes a simpler automation is the right fit; discovery helps make that decision.

Will we have to replace our existing tools?

We start with the systems you already use. Integration options depend on their APIs, access controls, and the condition of the data. We identify those constraints before agreeing the build.

How do people stay in control?

We define what the agent can access, which actions it may take, and where a person must approve the next step. The implementation can include activity records, exception routing, and a way to pause the workflow. We agree and test those controls as part of the project.

What happens after launch?

We agree who will review activity, maintain the connected information, and handle changes or issues. Documentation, handover, and any ongoing support are defined in the scope, so your team knows how to operate the workflow.

Bring us a task your team does over and over.

Tell us what starts the work, which tools are involved, and what a good result looks like. We’ll help you find a practical place to begin.

Discuss your project