AI co-workers, ready to join your teams.

Eight turnkey profiles, each with a job title, missions and a scope. You own them, or we operate them for you.

The principle

A co-worker, not a tool.

Every solution on this page is built like a position: a job title, missions, a scope. The co-worker connects to your existing tools, learns your rules and your tone, and works with your teams — never instead of them.

Whatever falls outside its scope goes back to a human.
That is the rule, and that is what makes the promise credible.

The team

Eight co-workers, three fields.

Customer-facing3

AI Sales Rep

Keeps the pipeline moving.

Qualify leads, prepare proposals, answer tenders, generate quotes and follow up with prospects.

AI Support Agent

Holds the front line.

Answer frequent requests, find the right information, assist the teams and capitalise on recurring issues.

AI Social Media Manager

Runs your presence.

Feed the editorial calendar, write and adapt posts for each network, prepare replies to comments, track performance and spot trends.

In operations3

AI Office Manager

Runs the back office.

Process invoices and expense reports, prepare payment reminders, organise meetings and travel, track supplier contracts and administrative deadlines.

AI HR Assistant

Runs the journeys.

Help with recruiting, prepare onboarding, build training paths and assist with skills assessment.

AI Project Assistant

Keeps track of projects.

Generate meeting notes, track decisions, detect blockers and produce progress summaries.

Knowing and deciding2

AI Executive Assistant

Informs the decision.

Summarise key information, produce reports, detect risks and prepare decisions.

AI Knowledge Manager

Keeps the memory.

Centralise procedures, make documents searchable and quickly retrieve the useful information.

A custom position?

A trade, a flow, a system of your own: we design custom agents.

AI Engineering
Two modes

Every co-worker comes in two modes.

In both cases: a monthly subscription and a contractual scope. Its cost compares to that of a position, not to that of a piece of software.