AI Inbox Chief
Triage, draft, route, and escalate email before the day starts.
- Flags urgent customer and revenue threads
- Drafts replies in your voice for approval
- Turns loose email into Trello or CRM actions

Hire a managed AI employee for $5K/month that clears executive open loops, follows up with leads, updates your systems, and gets better every week.
Built, monitored, secured, and improved for you.
The offer
Most AI projects ask the business owner to become the product manager. This offer removes that burden. We package the strategy, build, tools, monitoring, support, and iteration into one managed AI employee.
AI Inbox Chief, Follow-Up Closer, AI Ops Manager, or another named business role.
Unlimited agents and usage inside the role, plus support and ongoing changes.
Headcount-style outcome pricing without recruiting, payroll, benefits, or tool sprawl.
We monitor failures, tune prompts, update workflows, and keep the employee useful.
Where the first win comes from
The fastest payback is usually not a moonshot. It is the repeat work that already costs you attention every day.
Role menu
We avoid abstract agent language in front of the buyer. The work is scoped like a hire: role, responsibilities, tools, escalation rules, and success metrics.
Triage, draft, route, and escalate email before the day starts.
Chases open loops until the next step is scheduled or logged.
Runs repetitive back-office workflows without pulling your team away.
Answers questions from your SOPs, docs, emails, and internal notes.
Responds fast, qualifies the buyer, and books the right next step.
Reviews campaigns, client deliverables, and launch checklists before humans do.
Included in the retainer
No seat math. No token anxiety. No surprise support bill. The offer is simple because the buyer wants outcomes, not a new platform to administer.
Best-fit verticals
We focus on legacy verticals where daily operational friction is visible and the first role can be proven quickly.
Campaign QA, client reporting, inbox triage, lead follow-up, creative handoffs.
Lead intake, document lookup, meeting follow-ups, matter status updates. Not legal advice.
Renewal nudges, quote follow-up, policy lookup, pipeline cleanup, service reminders.
Vendor follow-up, SOP lookup, order-status summaries, production reporting.
Customer response drafts, inventory questions, reorder nudges, invoice workflow checks.
Lead response, showing follow-up, listing document prep, client status summaries.
30-day pilot plan
The launch path is designed to prove one role, then compound into a reliable operating system.
We run a 60-minute kickoff, review your inboxes, tools, SOPs, and recurring work, then choose the first AI employee role.
We stand up the workspace, connect the tools, ship the first role, and send Loom updates so your team can see what changed.
We add the business-specific workflow: lead intake, campaign QA, renewal nudges, document Q&A, or operations reporting.
We add watchdogs, alerts, daily heartbeats, baseline metrics, and the first case-study-ready before and after numbers.
Reliability model
AI employees need management. We run them in isolated workspaces, watch the jobs, review the alerts, and keep a weekly improvement rhythm so the system does not drift into demo-only theater.
Cloud computer per AI employee, so one workflow cannot take down another
Email alerts on failed scheduled jobs, gateway crashes, and broken tool calls
Daily heartbeat log with last action, last success, and outstanding blockers
Weekly reliability review covering uptime, escalations, restored sessions, and next fixes
Simple commercial terms
The normal engagement is a $5K/month managed retainer. For buyers who need a smaller first step, we can scope a paid proof that proves one workflow before the full monthly employee starts.
Buyer questions
No. A chatbot waits for a prompt. An AI employee owns a role, watches for work, takes action in your tools, escalates when needed, and improves through a managed operating rhythm.
The role design, build, cloud workspace, agent usage, monitoring, support, security checks, ongoing changes, weekly updates, and reliability reviews are included.
Usually no. We start with the messy places where the work already happens: inboxes, calendars, docs, CRMs, task boards, spreadsheets, and SOPs.
Early deployments are best outside heavy healthcare and finance compliance workflows unless you already have governance, approvals, and security requirements clearly documented.
Bring one messy workflow. We will turn it into a role, a rollout, and a clear go or no-go plan on the call.