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What we've built before.

A US manufacturer uses it every day — not as a grand platform, but for a handful of tedious jobs: looking up customer records, turning meetings into tasks, checking invoices, and reading a legacy ERP that has no API. A person signs off on each one.

The jobs it does

CRM & quote records

Customers, deals and quote history in one place — the authoritative record, connected to legacy systems instead of replacing them.

Meetings → tasks

Every meeting is transcribed and becomes tracked tasks, minutes and announcements, automatically.

Finance & invoices

Expenses and invoices audited as they arrive, with flags raised before payment.

Legacy connectors

The old ERP stayed. The AI layer reads it where it lives — no rip-and-replace, no migration.

It didn't arrive as a platform. It was built one piece at a time, each part in daily use before the next one started. All of it in the company's own cloud account, owned by the company.
IndustryManufacturing
RegionUnited States
ModelOwn account, built one piece at a time
Systems keptERP, inbox, calendar
Data leaves accountNever

Customer identity withheld under agreement. Details describe the deployment as built; no customer records are shown.

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