Your whole business. One place.

Virtual Workers take the routine work. You make the calls.

You
  • Nova Reyes
  • Sam Okafor
  • Kit Alvarez
  • Ines Duarte

Nova Reyes

  1. You hand Nova a customer's setup question.
  2. Nova asks your team, records a how-to video, drafts slides and a guide, and opens a ticket.
  3. Nova gets the answer from your teammate in Chat.
  4. Nova sends you the answer and posts it on the ticket with the video, slides and guide.

Sam Okafor

  1. Sam spots an email from a new lead the moment it arrives.
  2. Sam saves the lead to Contacts and books the first call on your calendar.

Kit Alvarez

  1. You ask Kit to fix the checkout on your online store.
  2. Kit runs your store's checkout tests in a terminal.
  3. Kit finds the fault; testing the fix needs your payment provider sign-in.
  4. Kit asks Secrets for that sign-in.
  5. No one sends a password: Kit gets the sign-in straight from Secrets.
  6. Kit fixes the fault and runs the checkout tests again.
  7. Kit sees every checkout test pass.
  8. Kit saves the test report to Files and checks the tests off your list in Sheets.
  9. Kit gets a link to the saved report.
  10. Kit sees two items left on the list: the live store and your shipping app.
  11. Kit opens your live store in a browser and places a test order.
  12. Kit watches the test order go through.
  13. Kit saves screenshots of the order to Files and checks off the live store in Sheets.
  14. Kit gets links to the screenshots.
  15. Kit sees one item left on the list: your shipping app.
  16. Kit opens your shipping app on a desktop.
  17. The shipping app asks Kit to sign in.
  18. Kit asks Secrets for the shipping app sign-in.
  19. Kit gets it the same safe way, with no password sent.
  20. Kit signs in to the shipping app.
  21. Kit finds the test order waiting, ready to ship.
  22. Kit writes up the fix, with the report and screenshots, and saves it to Files.
  23. Kit gets one link to the whole write-up.
  24. Your checkout works again, and Kit sends you the write-up.

Ines Duarte

  1. Ines collects every receipt that lands in your email.
  2. Ines gathers your business drives from Miles.
  3. Your books stay current: Ines records them as expenses for you to confirm.
  • Virtual Workers
  • Or do it yourself

On the web and the desktop app, with Miles on your phone.

Hand off the whole job or keep the final say

Take over any part of the work yourself, or automate it end to end. You decide where human judgment matters and where your Virtual Workers run on their own.

A bug report becomes a shipped fix.

A developer worker writes and tests the change. You approve it before it goes live.

  1. A customer reports a bug.
  2. A Virtual Worker sorts it.
  3. A developer worker writes the fix.
  4. You review the change.
  5. The worker runs the tests.
  6. You approve the release.
  7. It ships.
  8. The worker tells the customer it is fixed.

A goal becomes a campaign you approve.

You set the goal. Your worker plans the campaign, makes it in Studio and reports what worked.

  1. You set the goal.
  2. The plan and tasks are drafted.
  3. Videos and posts are made in Studio.
  4. You approve every post.
  5. Posts go out on each channel.
  6. Results come back against your goal.

A bill in your inbox becomes a line in your books.

It is read and drafted for you. You confirm it once.

  1. A vendor emails a bill.
  2. It is read and drafted for you.
  3. You confirm it.
  4. Your books are up to date.

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Your industry

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  10. Insurance 547,936 in the US
  11. Software and IT 527,153 in the US
  12. Nonprofits 474,311 in the US
  13. Legal 456,452 in the US
  14. Media and publishing 410,316 in the US

Product tour

See it for yourself.

Sign up free and look around. There is nothing to install.

The help desk, with a Virtual Worker named for each step a customer request goes through.
A Virtual Worker’s permissions, with every action set to wait for a person’s review.
A trip in Miles on a phone, ready to split where one job ended and the next began.

A worker on every step Name the Virtual Worker who takes each step a customer request goes through.

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