1
Business automation
Connecting the tools you already pay for so that work moves between them without a
person copying it.
- Documents and invoices captured from email and filed where they belong
- Reconciliation between what was billed, what was paid and what the bank shows
- Scheduled reports that arrive finished instead of being rebuilt
- Alerts when something breaks, not silence
2
AI agents that finish the job
Not a chatbot that answers questions. An agent that carries a whole process to its
end, with a human approval before anything irreversible.
- Agents that read, decide and act across several systems
- Approval gates on money, on sending and on deleting
- A written trail of what was done and why
- Model-agnostic, so you are not locked to one provider
3
Custom systems and dashboards
Internal tools built around how you actually work, and a screen that shows a number
you can act on.
- Dashboards where every figure traces back to its source
- Integrations with accounting, e-commerce, payments and storage
- Web applications for a team, with real permissions
- Online stores, end to end, including payments and fulfillment
4
Voice interfaces
Software you talk to, and hardware that talks back. For people who will never open a
dashboard.
- Voice agents that hold a real conversation and use tools
- Reminders, calendar and notes handled by speaking
- Custom devices, including the firmware on them
- Works in English and in Hebrew