Accounts-Payable Agent
Reads invoices from the inbox, extracts line items, matches to purchase orders, posts to the ledger and escalates only the exceptions.
Real systems running in my own company today. Generalised for confidentiality — but every one ships, runs and earns its keep.
Reads invoices from the inbox, extracts line items, matches to purchase orders, posts to the ledger and escalates only the exceptions.
Monitors public procurement and tender feeds, AI-scores each notice for relevance, and pushes only the qualified ones to the CRM with a summary.
Produces compliant regulatory submissions from structured input — two document families, fully templated, routed to the right authority by email.
Classifies every piece of incoming correspondence, registers it, assigns an owner and a deadline, and files it where it belongs.
Matches supplier delivery confirmations against orders, flags mismatches, and logs the clean ones automatically.
Drafts commercial contracts from a structured brief against our own playbook — a human signs off before anything leaves the building.
Pulls signed documents out of email threads, validates them, and files them against the right record without anyone re-keying.
Reads new records and auto-assigns the right category, owner and routing — so your sales list organises itself as it fills.
Idea → draft → editing → human approval → scheduling → publishing across LinkedIn, Meta and the blog. The system that published this page.
We run our own marketing on the same kind of system we'd build for you — with one non-negotiable step: a human says yes before anything ships.
Most agencies preach AI and run their own marketing on caffeine and panic. We built a system that takes an idea from topic to published post across every channel, in two languages.
The point is the approval gate. AI does the heavy lifting; a human keeps the judgment. Speed, without surrendering control.