Your AI Workers live right inside Microsoft Teams, the channel where your team already works. You tag @james and he replies. Not a chatbot waiting for a prompt: a real teammate who acts, runs missions and delivers finished work.
He takes actions across all your tools. Pull the new leads from HubSpot, grab a transaction from Qonto, create a recap page in Notion, send an email from Outlook: the worker acts directly inside your stack, with your access, across 3,000+ available integrations.
He attaches deliverables right in the thread. CSV files, PDFs, reports, exports: the worker produces real documents and shares them in the Teams channel, ready to approve or reuse.
He is proactive. The worker notifies you when a mission is done, tags you when he needs a green light and re-runs recurring tasks on his own. He takes initiative instead of waiting to be asked.
Every worker has its own virtual computer: it browses the web, opens files, runs scripts and produces real deliverables — not just text.
He never forgets anything. The worker holds your entire company memory: context, decisions, preferences, project history. His memory grows with every exchange and improves over time. The more you work together, the better he knows your company.
Each worker is specialized by job: marketing, development, design, HR, finance, sales, support, data. Hire the one you need, or build a whole team that works together in the same Teams channel.
You add the worker to your Teams workspace, then tag it like a colleague: @james. It reads your request, runs the mission across your connected tools, attaches the deliverables in the thread and pings you when it is ready.
HubSpot, Qonto, Notion, Outlook, OneDrive, Salesforce, Linear and 3,000+ tools. The worker acts directly inside your tools with your access.
Yes. It notifies you when a mission is done, tags you when it needs approval and re-runs recurring tasks on its own. It takes initiative.
Yes. Each worker holds your entire company memory — context, decisions, preferences, history — and that memory improves over time.