AI agents
Tracy does the repetitive work of your commercial operation on its own, on a schedule or when something happens, and you decide how much it does without asking. Everything is recorded in an audited log.
Tracy screens with sample data.
How many repetitive tasks does your team do by hand every day?
Who reviews out-of-the-ordinary orders before they go out?
Would you give AI more autonomy if you knew what it did and why?
Every day at 7, or every time an order comes in, a customer signs up or a deadline passes.
Six steps: when, for whom, what it does, who runs it, how much autonomy and a test before turning it on. Or ask Tracy in one sentence.
Every process runs under an agent identity with its own permissions: you always know who did what.
From chatting to acting on its own, with limits set by policy and approval from the right person in your org chart.
A process maintains groups such as customers who stopped buying or those who buy through the digital channel, so other processes and campaigns can use them.
A process can run across several companies in your network, and each one receives it according to what it shares.
It only does what its autonomy level allows, and every action is logged with who requested it and why.
Whoever is responsible according to your org chart and your policies: the supervisor, the manager or an admin.
It's paid with Tracy credits based on usage, and each run shows what it cost.
Yes. The wizard runs it in test mode and shows you what it would have done.
30 minutes to show you how it would look in your operation.
