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Agents that do the work while a person approves

Go Fig agents read your governed data and stage the work as drafts. A person approves each one in a click. Every agent answers to a named manager.

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Work staged for your OK, on your schedule

Drafts you approve in one click

Agents stage the work as a draft, from a ticket to a record update to a report, and a person approves it in one click.

Agents that work together

Several agents split one job, each doing its part and handing the result to the next.

Recurring work on a schedule

Agents run recurring reporting and checks on a schedule, not only when someone asks.

Each person picks their tools

People choose which agents and tools they use, within what their role allows.

Every agent goes through one door you control

Every agent has its own identity and a manager

Each agent signs in as its own identity with its own access, tied to a named person in your directory who answers for it. Its access is granted and reviewed like any person's account.

Each agent calls only the tools you allow

Every agent has an allowlist of MCP tools. Tools are read-only by default and writes are staged for a person to approve. Instructions hidden in a document or a web page cannot add a tool or skip an approval.

Switch off any agent at once

Revoke an agent identity and the gateway refuses its next model or tool call, even in the middle of a task.

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Watch an agent stage its work for approval

Won-deal kickoff /won-deal-kickoff Handoff Create invoice

When a deal closes won or its agreement is signed, stages the handoff to your team, the client's welcome or kickoff invite, and, where connected, the invoice and a Slack post.

When it runs
Listening for a CRM update or a signed document
Email follow-up /email-follow-up Send email Archive email +14

Reads each email addressed to you and stages what it means: a reply in your voice when one is owed, tasks, notes, new contacts, lead status, deal changes, and meetings.

When it runs
Listening for new mail
Keep in touch /keep-in-touch Send email

Each morning, finds the companies you have not contacted in a while and drafts a check-in for each, with a note on where things left off and their number to call.

When it runs
Daily at 7:00 AM
Before it acts Ask me first puts each action in your Feed to approve. Act on its own skips that when it is sure enough.

A record update can act on its own. Anything that emails a person still waits for your OK.

Won-deal kickoff Running… The Hollis Market deal closed won in Salesforce · Started 2:41 PM
Email follow-up Running… Maya Chen emailed about renewal pricing · Started 4:13 PM
Keep in touch Running… Daily at 7:00 AM · Started 7:00 AM
Won-deal kickoff
Email follow-up
Keep in touch

Pick a trigger, then decide the cards.

What it does, when it starts, and what needs your OK

What it knows how to do

Read the data, draft the report or the reply, and update the record.

When it starts work

On a schedule, when a system sends an event, or when the data itself changes.

What it does

Queued for a person to approve. Internal work can run on its own once you trust it, and anything that leaves your organization always waits.

Examples of agents already at work

Each one is a starting point. Custom agents are built on your data for the work only your organization does.

Inbox cleanupEmail follow-upDaily briefMeeting prepMeeting follow-upPipeline check-upKeep in touchProposal build and sendProposal follow-upWon-deal kickoff

Questions about agents

What if an agent gets something wrong?

Nothing it drafts goes anywhere until a person approves it. Everything it reads, drafts, and does is logged, so you can see what it did and why.

Can an agent act on its own?

Only where you allow it. You pick one internal task at a time to run without approval and can take that back anytime. Anything that leaves your organization always waits.

Who answers for an agent?

A named person in your directory. Every agent has its own identity, tied to the manager who answers for it.

Which agents can we have?

Agents already running include Inbox cleanup, Email follow-up, Daily brief, and more. Custom agents are built on your data for the work only your organization does.

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