Early access
An expert for each part of the business
Not one generic chatbot. Each advisor knows its own job, works on your live data and leaves a record of what it did.
- Sales advisor Builds the quote from your catalogue, sends it, follows it up and tells you when it is about to expire.
- Bookkeeping assistant Records invoices and expenses as balanced journal entries, watches VAT and flags the odd figure before your accountant does.
- Reconciliation clerk Prepares current-account reconciliations with customers and suppliers, sends them, tracks replies and disputes.
- HR specialist Keeps leave balances, attendance and payroll deadlines, and warns you before a legal date passes.
- Operations assistant Turns the week into tasks, links each one to the customer or sale it belongs to and chases what is late.
- Growth advisor Reads your numbers, says where the company stands and gives the next concrete step, not a lecture.
Every AI action is logged, and record changes inside the panel can be undone. Nothing the AI prepares leaves your workspace without your approval. AI assistants are in early access and are being switched on for accounts gradually. Until then the AI quota cannot be used; every other module works with your plan straight away.
Put the workload on the AI, keep the decisions
The parts that eat your week are the parts a machine does well. The parts that need judgement stay with you.
The AI does
- Prepares the quote from your own price list and follows it up
- Turns an invoice or receipt into a bookkeeping record
- Chases unpaid invoices and prepares the reconciliation letter
- Drafts replies to incoming messages and opens the customer record
- Watches leave, attendance and payroll deadlines
- Reports at the end of the week what moved and what did not
You do
- Set the price and approve the offer
- Decide who to hire and what to spend
- Choose which market and which customer to go after
- Approve what the AI proposes, or send it back
Early access
Ask your company, not your spreadsheet
Every question below is answered from your live records (invoices, ledger, payroll, tasks) with the rows it used, so you can check the answer.
- “Who owes me money this month, and who is late?”
- “What is my profit this quarter, excluding the fees I only collect and pass on?”
- “Which customer is more than a third of my revenue?”
- “Which quotes expire this week and were never followed up?”
- “How much did payroll and taxes cost last month?”
- “Draft the reconciliation letter for this supplier and show it to me before sending.”
Who owes me money this month?
Open balance 412,500 TL across 3 customers.
- Atakan Foods 184,000 TL 12 days late
- Koray Logistics 138,500 TL due in 3 days
- Deniz Textile 90,000 TL on time
from 9 invoices and 14 payments
The work that repeats should not need you
Set the rule once. The automation runs, the AI does the judgement part, and you get a line in the log.
- 1
Triggers
A quote is accepted, an invoice goes unpaid for 15 days, a leave request arrives, a deadline gets close.
- 2
Actions
Create the record, send the e-mail or WhatsApp message, open the task, prepare the document, notify the right person.
- 3
Guardrails
Every message, payment or filing the AI prepares waits for your approval. Rule-based reminders you set up go out as you configured them.
See it with your own numbers
Tell us how your company runs today. We will show you which work the AI can take over this month and what the first growth step should be.
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