What your crew takes off your plate

Your crew handles the jobs that keep coming back — so you can spend your time on the ones that matter. Here is what they take on.

Want to understand the full process? Read how your crew works, or check what it costs to run.

Inbox that runs itself

The situation

Every morning starts with a full inbox. Most of it is routine, some of it is urgent, and sorting it eats the first hour of the day.

What your crew does

Reads everything overnight, sorts and labels it, flags what genuinely needs you, and drafts or sends the routine replies from your own address.

What changes

You open your inbox already triaged, with a short list of what actually needs you.

Store admin, handled

The situation

Orders need chasing, stock needs checking, product details need updating. Individually small, collectively a part-time job.

What your crew does

Pulls order information, checks and updates stock, adds notes to orders, and reports on what needs attention.

What changes

The small jobs stop stacking up between the bigger ones.

The same questions, answered

The situation

Customers ask the same things constantly, and the answers are already written down somewhere.

What your crew does

Learns from your own documents and answers from them — on your website or in your inbox — instead of guessing.

What changes

Customers get answers immediately, and they're your answers.

Keeping watch

The situation

Something needs checking regularly, and it only matters when it changes.

What your crew does

Watches it on a schedule and acts when something new turns up.

What changes

You stop remembering to check.

Questions about how it works

Your crew can handle inbox sorting and replies, store order and stock tasks, answering customer questions from your own documents, and keeping watch on anything that changes on a schedule. See how it works for the full picture.
No. When a job needs your call, your crew stops and asks — by email or message — then picks up exactly where it left off once you answer. Nothing is invented to keep things moving.
Every run is recorded: what came in, what was done, and exactly what it cost. Nothing happens without a log.
You pay for the work, not the seat. Each run shows its cost when it finishes. You top up what you want to spend and your crew works within it. Find the details on the pricing page.

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