Verifies and compiles data subject access and deletion reports inside the GDPR SLA, then flags them for legal. It never deletes and never replies.
Sweeps the code merged each day, rewrites the docs those changes touched, and opens one reviewable pull request. Publishing waits for a human merge.
Checks out every pull request, runs the suite, exercises the change through the edge on a test deploy, and posts the result. It stays off production, leaving the merge to a person.
Reachable from any Slack thread, it runs cross platform operations (onboarding, reviews, provisioning, billing changes) across the systems you connect, holding irreversible steps for a named human.
Reviews each inbound NDA against your standard positions within 15 minutes, redlines the deviations as suggestions, and drafts a summary for counsel. It never signs or sends.
Triages, investigates across product, code, and billing, and resolves what it can, escalating sensitive actions with the diagnosis already attached.
Reads the HR inbox every 15 minutes, drafts replies grounded in documented policy, and escalates anything legal, personal, or comp related to Slack. It never sends and never makes a policy call.
Checks every new account against its onboarding milestones daily, drafts a nudge when one stalls, and alerts the owning CSM with the exact context. The CSM sends.
Reconstructs the incident timeline, correlates it against deploys and log spikes, and opens a structured postmortem as a doc PR. It drafts, and the team finalizes.
Finds candidates ready to schedule, checks the panel's real Calendar availability, and drafts a slot proposal plus an invite per interviewer. It never sends and never touches a hiring decision.
Parses each incoming RFP, drafts a full response from your vetted answer library and product docs, and flags every question it can't answer confidently. It drafts only and never submits.
Summarizes each new contract, flags nonstandard clauses against your playbook, and posts the readout to the legal channel with draft redlines. A lawyer signs off before anything reaches the counterparty.
Validates every new vendor's W9, banking form, and signed contract against one fixed checklist, records the result to your register, and flags anything missing or invalid. It never approves a vendor and never sets up payment.
Reads spend and performance across your search and social ad platforms every day, flags pacing, CPA and ROAS drift, and underperformers, and posts ranked recommendations to Slack. It only ever recommends.
Sources matching candidates for each open role, dedupes them against your ATS pipeline, and drafts a personalized outreach email per new match. It sources and drafts only, and nothing sends without the recruiter.
Pulls each newly reported email, inspects its headers, links, and attachments for phishing indicators, and posts a risk verdict with a recommended action to your security channel. It reads and recommends, and never blocks, deletes, or remediates.
Extracts every invoice, matches it against POs and prior invoices, flags duplicates and overcharges, and routes for approval. It records, it never pays.
Sweeps cloud infrastructure against policy daily, files each drift finding to Slack, and proposes remediation as a reviewed change. It detects and proposes; a named human applies the fix.
Runs the full offboarding checklist across SSO, Workspace, Drive, and GitHub the day a departure is marked. The ownership transfer pauses for a named human, and it never deletes an account.
Walks the close checklist monthly, reconciles Billing revenue against the ledger, flags anomalies and missing docs, and posts the open items to Slack. It assembles and flags; a named human closes the books.
Surfaces every account 90/60/30 days from renewal with a usage packet and drafted outreach, and flags at risk accounts for the owner. It preps and drafts; the account owner sends, and it never touches price.
Reads NPS and CSAT responses weekly, clusters comments into themes with sentiment and detractor drivers, and posts the score trend with representative quotes to Slack. Read only, one post per week, never contacts a respondent.
Assembles a draft QBR deck and briefing doc per account due a review each week, pulling usage, health, support, and expansion signals read only across sources. The CSM reviews and presents, and it writes nothing back.
Gathers feedback from the help desk, public reviews, and Slack on a schedule, clusters it into themes with quotes and counts, and creates or updates one issue tracker issue per theme. It quantifies; people own what to build.
Queries your metrics on a weekly schedule, writes commentary on what moved, and posts the report to Slack before Monday. Read only, it never writes to the database.
Reads closed deals from your CRM every week and posts the patterns by segment, competitor, price, and stage of death to Slack. Read only, one post per week, it never writes back.
Checks competitor sites, changelogs, and pricing pages daily, diffs them against the last run, and posts a short summary of what actually changed to Slack. Read only, it takes no action beyond posting.
Works every failed invoice through a fixed escalation ladder of smart retry, reminder, update card, and final notice, alerts the revenue team on Slack, and stops the instant it's paid. It never cancels a subscription, issues a credit, or refunds; those stay with a named human.
Searches the web daily for new brand mentions, classifies sentiment, dedupes against what it has already reported, and posts a digest to Slack. It never replies or posts anywhere itself; notable mentions get a draft, never a sent reply.
Enriches each lead, drafts a first touch and follow up grounded in the account's real context, logs every draft to the CRM, and sends nothing without a named human's approval, capped daily.
Scans the CRM daily for stale deals, missing next steps and close dates, stalled stages, and overdue tasks, nudges the owning rep in Slack, and escalates the worst of the day to their manager. Read mostly, it never touches a deal's stage, owner, or amount.
On each release, reads the merged PRs since the last one, groups them by area, writes plain language notes, and opens a changelog PR. It never publishes, tags, or announces; a named human reviews and merges.
Reads the whole pipeline weekly, weights it by real stage probability, calls out slipping and at risk deals by name, and posts one forecast, writing nothing back.
Checks every monitored table hourly for freshness, row count anomalies, and schema drift, posts an alert to Slack, and drafts a GitHub issue with the likely cause. It writes nothing back to the warehouse.
Reads product usage, support friction, and billing every day, scores each account on leading churn signals, and posts one ranked at risk list with a reason and a next step per account. It writes nothing back.
Reads the content calendar daily, drafts LinkedIn, X, and Instagram copy for anything launching or publishing soon, and holds the batch in Slack with each scheduled date. It publishes nothing itself.
Reads Search Console weekly for pages losing traction, rotates through them so coverage doesn't fixate, refreshes stale copy, stats, and internal links on an isolated branch, and opens one PR per run. It never publishes.
Sweeps the new lead queue every 15 minutes, scores each lead for intent, assigns it by territory, segment, or round robin, notifies the rep in Slack, and hands anything it can't confidently route to a named human. It never deletes or merges a record.
Runs once a month against Billing, the bank feed, and the tracking sheet, matches transactions to invoices, posts a reconciled summary, and escalates every unmatched item to a named human, writing only to the sheet.
Reconciles recurring card and bank charges against the subscription register every week, flags duplicates, unused seats, price hikes, renewals, and shadow IT, and posts a digest to Slack, recommending only and remembering what it already flagged.
Parses each inbound questionnaire, matches questions to approved answers, drafts in the vendor's format, and flags low confidence responses, leaving security to review before anything is sent.
Clusters resolved tickets for recurring questions with no matching article, drafts the highest value gaps from real resolutions, and opens one pull request a week, never publishing on its own.
Checks each access request against policy, scopes it to the least privilege that unblocks the work, and prepares the grant, applying nothing until a named human signs off, with a record left behind.
Keeps a per service, per account spend baseline, flags deviations from each one's own normal, attributes the likely driver, and posts a single alert with the delta, reading everything, changing nothing.
Turns each finished call into structured notes and files every action item as a ticket routed to its owner, flagging anything it can't confidently assign for a person.
Groups new and spiking errors, dedupes against existing issues, drafts the top untracked offenders with trace and impact, and alerts Slack, never touching an error's state or assigning it.
Scans the open queue every 15 minutes against SLA, VIP status, and severity, routes qualifying tickets to the right team, opens linked issues for engineering, and alerts an escalation channel, closing nothing and messaging no one.
Reads each application against the role's written rubric, writes a structured screen with a score and supporting quotes, and proposes interview slots for strong matches, leaving every advance or reject call to a person.
Researches each new lead, drafts a personalized follow up, and offers a real call slot. It prepares the outreach, a named human sends it.
Rechecks every open PR against three rules each day and nudges whoever owns the next move. It never merges, closes, or approves anything.
Reads the role and prepares the account, memberships, and first week checklist. The access granting steps pause for a named human's signature.
Inventories every flag weekly, removes only the ones fully rolled out or long dead, proves the suite passes, and opens a PR. It never merges its own work, never touches a live rollout.
Reads, labels, and either drafts a reply from the knowledge base or files a task. Customer facing replies land as drafts, held for a named human to send.
Pulls MRR, growth, burn, runway, and active accounts, compares them to last month and to plan, and drafts the update in your format. It reads every source, a founder sends.
Gathers the trace, the deploy window, and the correlated logs on every alert, posts a first pass diagnosis, and pages a human only when it can't resolve it or the severity is high.
Reads the transcript, drafts the recap, updates the deal, and files the follow up tasks. The CRM and tasks update automatically, and the outbound email waits for the rep.
Scores every test's nondeterminism against weeks of CI history, quarantines the worst offenders in a PR with the evidence, and files a tracking issue. It skips, it never deletes, and it never merges.
Merges duplicates, fills missing fields from enrichment, and flags stale deals every night, then posts what it changed, with bulk updates over a threshold held for approval before they write.
Finds overdue and soon due invoices, sends the right reminder by balance and days late, logs every touch, and reconciles payments. Routine reminders go automatically; large or disputed balances wait for a signature.
Finds what's behind, applies the upgrades on a branch, and runs the full suite before it asks for review. It opens a PR only when the change is green, and a named human owns the merge.
Collects requests through a Slack shortcut, batches them weekly into one prepared order, and posts the cart and total for approval. Nothing is purchased until a person signs off.
Reads each person's issue tracker and GitHub activity, builds a per person standup, nudges anyone with a quiet day, and posts to Slack. Read only across every tool, no writes to the source systems.
Clusters inbound feature requests by theme and writes a first draft PRD per theme, each one citing the requests behind it. The PM finalizes; it never ships a spec.
Turns shipped work into customer facing, benefit framed release notes on each release, distinct from the internal changelog. PMM publishes, it never does.
Tags each inbound feature request to a roadmap theme as it arrives and routes it to the owner. It tags and routes only, and never reprioritizes the roadmap.
Consolidates beta feedback from surveys, Slack, and the issue tracker into one structured report per release. Read only, it reports and never acts on what it reads.
Turns a plain language question in Slack into a warehouse query, runs it read only, and replies with the number and the SQL it ran, so anyone can check the work.
Watches transformation model builds hourly, triages the failure to a root cause, opens a draft PR with a proposed fix, and alerts the team, so a broken model gets caught before it feeds a wrong dashboard, and a human still merges.
Checks each morning that the data behind your dashboards is as fresh as it's supposed to be, and posts one alert naming any that are stale, before anyone opens them and trusts an old number.
You describe an internal tool in plain language in Slack; the AI Employee builds a small app against your database and repository and lists it in your workspace App Store, and a named human approves and publishes.
It builds a live metrics dashboard app against your warehouse and keeps the app current on a schedule, publishing each version to your workspace App Store, and a named human approves before it goes live.
On a source change it translates the docs and UI strings that moved, drawing on your translation memory for consistency, and opens a PR per language. A reviewer owns the merge.
Answers documented IT questions in Slack from your docs and routes every provisioning or access change to a person for sign off. It never grants access and never guesses at an answer the docs don't cover.
Flags unused SaaS seats each week from real per seat SSO activity and drafts the reclaim, one seat at a time. It recommends and drafts, but a human approves every removal.
Pulls revenue, pipeline, product, support, and cash from every system into one weekly exec briefing. Read only, one digest, it reports the numbers and changes nothing.
Gathers the quarter's metrics and drafts the board slides in your template before the meeting. Draft only, it fills in the numbers and the exec finalizes the story.
Reads community questions as they land, drafts an answer grounded in your docs, routes it to the right owner, and waits for a human to send. Draft only.
Reads each new public GitHub issue, labels it against your rules, and drafts a first response grounded in your docs. It never closes anything.
Reads your vendor contracts weekly, surfaces the ones about to auto renew inside their cancellation window, and posts an alert with a drafted next step. A human decides.
Reads product usage and CRM context weekly, scores every account for expansion readiness, and posts a ranked list with the signal and a suggested play. Flag only.
Reads each item as it lands in the moderation queue, checks it against your policy, and routes it with a recommendation and the cited rule. A human actions it.
