Use cases
What to deploy first
Agents are bought in the abstract and succeed in the specific. These are the workflows businesses actually hand over first, what each one changes, and where a person stays in the loop. Pick the one that costs you the most today.
Sales and customer-facing
Where inbound demand meets a team that cannot always answer.
AI CRM and sales assistant
Lead capture, qualification, CRM updates, approval-gated follow-ups and pipeline reports.
WhatsApp AI customer service
An AI front desk for enquiries, qualification and escalation on the channel customers already use.
Missed lead recovery
Catching the after-hours and mid-meeting enquiries you already paid to generate.
AI booking assistant
Qualifying enquiries and booking appointments, with staff approval on sensitive cases.
Operations and admin
The layer that quietly consumes a senior person's week.
Marketing and intelligence
Recurring work that happens when someone remembers.
AI social media agent
Newsletters and posts drafted in your voice, queued for approval, published via connected tools.
AI market research agent
Recurring competitor, supplier, industry-news and public-mention briefs.
Competitor monitoring
Watching a market on a schedule, and reporting only what changed.
Specialist deployments
Narrower jobs that are worth a dedicated agent.
WhatsApp AI for clinics
A clinic front desk for enquiries, bookings and reminders — never medical advice.
Inventory-connected WhatsApp
A real deployment: live prices and stock for customers, item creation for staff.
Tender intelligence
Twice-daily monitoring of government tenders, scored against a firm's specialisation.
Choosing between them
Not by which sounds most impressive. A good first workflow has four properties: you can put a number on it today, it is bounded, errors are visible and cheap, and it is documented or could be in an afternoon. Where to start works through the choice, and the three that make an obvious-looking candidate a trap.
If you would rather see one built
The tutorials show real builds end to end, including one that connects an agent to a CRM and puts it on a phone in about eight minutes.
Start with one workflow
Narrow, measurable, and quoted before we build. Widening comes from evidence rather than optimism.