The agents
Seventeen agents on staff, from day one.
Pick an agent to see how it works. Everything they do lands on your desk as an approval — never behind your back. Each one opens into a deep dive.
On staff
Agent 01 · Hiring
Name the position. Meet the shortlist.
You say who you need. The agent takes it from there — right up to the final interview.
- Posting written and formatted, ready for the portals
- Every résumé read and scored
- Shortlist invited by AI voice call + WhatsApp
- Custom test on arrival — technical + culture fit
- Pass goes straight to your final interview
Agent 02 · Planning
A schedule that stays true.
Activities, dependencies and the critical path — recalculated against what the site actually did.
- Activities and dependencies set once
- Site progress read against the plan daily
- Actual compared to plan, activity by activity
- Critical path recalculated
- Milestones at risk flagged before they slip
Agent 03 · Contractor ops
One photo checks the whole crew in.
Face-verified attendance at the gate, and the day’s work assigned across the blocks.
- Supervisor photographs the crew at the gate
- Every face matched and checked in
- Work assigned across the blocks
- Absentees and swaps flagged
- The muster roll writes itself
Agent 04 · Sales
Every lead called. Every call logged.
The sales agent’s live desk — outbound campaigns with dial windows, and a recording behind every row.
- Campaign built from the lead list
- Dial window set — nobody called at 10pm
- Calls placed in Hindi or English
- Disposition and recording logged
- Follow-up booked, or the lead retired
Agent 05 · Social
A month of content, drafted and illustrated.
Posts written, images generated, and the whole calendar waiting on one approval.
- A month of posts drafted at once
- Images generated to match each post
- Calendar laid out across the channels
- You approve, edit or reject
- Scheduled and posted on your handles
Agent 06 · Security
Checked at random. Graded from the proof.
Guard rosters, and AI presence checks that call at times nobody can predict.
- Roster built across the sites
- Presence check called at a random time
- Guard answers and proves he is there
- The response is graded from the proof
- Misses escalate the same night
Agent 07 · The blog agent
It researches. It writes. It posts.
The whole content operation, run end to end — so the site publishes steadily, the brand compounds, and search has something new to find.
- Researches what buyers are actually searching for
- Plans the calendar — what to publish, and when
- Writes the post in your voice, from facts you have published
- Posts it to the site on its own
- Brand grows, and search rankings follow
Agent 08 · CRM
One customer record, start to finish.
The whole post-booking lifecycle — and every document behind it — on one shared record.
- Booking creates the customer record
- Agreement, plan and KYC filed against it
- Every demand and receipt attached
- Documents searchable by unit
- One place the whole team reads from
Agent 09 · Demands
Demands that are right the first time.
The slab completes, the demand goes out — built from the agreement, not retyped.
- Milestone completes on site
- Demand raised against every affected unit
- Built from the agreement — instalment, unit, taxes
- Issued to the customer in one format
- Payment matched and the receipt posted
Agent 10 · Quality
Every check, on the record.
A checklist, a photo and a signature — before the next stage starts.
- Stage reaches a checkpoint
- The right checklist opens
- Engineer answers on site, photo against each item
- Pass or fail recorded
- Sign-off carries a name
Agent 11 · Site visit
A presentation built for this visitor.
Not the same brochure everyone gets. Their budget, their questions, the units that actually fit — assembled before they arrive.
- Visit booked — what they enquired about is already on file
- A presentation assembled for that visitor, automatically
- Their name, their budget, only the units that fit
- Shown on site — every screen they saw is logged
- Follow-up written from what they actually looked at
Agent 12 · Collections
Politely at first. Then firmly.
Then it hands you the file. Seven nudges, from three days before the money is due to thirty days after — and six reasons the agent stops itself.
- Day −3 — a WhatsApp heads-up, before anything is late
- Due day, then +3 — the exact amount, then a demand letter
- +7 and +14 — AI calls that listen for a promise to pay
- +21 — a task for your staff, repeating every 15 days
- +30 — a ticket with the full history. The agent stops; a person owns it
Agent 13 · Onboarding
From “yes” to onboarded.
The moment a candidate accepts, the agent takes over — documents verified first, then everything through to a joiner who is properly settled in.
- Documents collected, read and verified first
- Offer letter rendered & sent on WhatsApp
- Accounts, IT and the reporting manager told
- Questions answered, joining dates chased
- Day one, then all the way through to onboarded
Agent 14 · The SEO agent
Found first. And answered first.
An independent audit scored our own website 41 out of 100. The agent rebuilt it — and the re-audit came back 77.
- Audits the whole site against a 100-point rubric
- Picks the highest-leverage fix, not the easiest one
- Writes the change itself and raises it as a pull request
- A human approves before anything ships
- Re-measured — and customers find us first
Agent 15 · Accounts
Pick a company. Pick a period. Click run.
Six accounting jobs — GST, TDS, PF & ESI, balance sheets, depreciation, deposit compliance — each built to the Act that governs it.
- Pick the skill, the company and the period
- Or run the whole group in one pass — 10 to 25 companies
- It reads live from Tally — no exports, no re-typing
- Back comes plain English, plus a ready-to-file workbook
- A maker runs it, a checker signs it off — nothing auto-approves
Agent 16 · Paid
Build it, launch it, and kill what loses.
Meta lead-gen campaigns built and run by the agent — every variant judged on cost per lead.
- Campaign and ad set built
- Variants written and illustrated
- Launched into the ad account
- Cost per lead watched daily
- Losers cut, winners scaled
Agent 17 · Video
Photos in. Videos out.
Site footage and photos you already have, cut into reels worth posting.
- Drop in photos, clips and drone shots
- It keeps the good bits
- Captioned, titled and graded
- A finished reel, same day
- Ready to post on your handles
