AI TEAMMATES

Hire AI teammates for the jobs that never stop

Some work runs all day, like the support inbox, the quotes and the outreach. Hand it to a teammate that works your way, keeps your rules and brings the big decisions to you.

Hired like a person

A name, a job, someone to report to and the keys it needs.

  • A name and a job

    Give it a name and a rough note about the work, and the job description is drafted for you.

  • Its own address

    An email address on your domain or ours, so customers write to it like any colleague.

  • The access you choose

    Pick the apps it can use, and what it can do in each, before it starts.

Where your customers already are

Email, team chat and WhatsApp, with one memory of your business behind every reply.

  • In the email thread

    It answers in the thread the customer started, with every attachment read and understood.

  • Slack, Teams and WhatsApp

    A message in a channel starts the work, and the reply goes back where the question was asked.

  • Its manager in the loop

    When a decision belongs to a person, it brings the whole message to the colleague it reports to.

A good colleague to work with

Replies that feel human, at hours that make sense.

  • A person's pace

    A short reply goes out after a few minutes and a longer one after half an hour or so, the way a careful person writes.

  • Quiet hours

    Follow-ups it starts itself wait until morning in its own time zone.

  • Steady outreach

    New conversations are capped each hour, so a busy day of outreach stays personal.

Rehearsed before day one

Try a teammate against your hardest customer before it meets a real one.

  • Describe the situation

    One sentence is enough. Cadr writes the customer's email and character, and you can edit either.

  • A real rehearsal

    The teammate works with its real tools and every message is kept for you to read. Nothing reaches a customer.

  • Notes become rules

    Your feedback turns into suggested changes to its rules, which you accept or edit.

Start with one teammate

Pick the job that never lets up, hire a teammate for it, and rehearse it on your hardest case first.