The autonomous
AI workforce.
Voice agents answer your calls. Digital employees research, write, send, and close. Your operation runs itself — 24 hours a day.
Agents that answer
the phone.
A voice agent picks up every call — instantly, in any language. Qualifies leads, books meetings, escalates urgency, and writes the CRM record before you even know they called.
- Sub-second voice latency, human cadence
- Real-time CRM logging, calendar booking
- Custom voice, persona, and call playbooks
- Handoff to human on intent — never drops a lead
The workforce
Six agents. One operation.
Deploy any combination. Each agent has a role, tools, memory, and KPIs. Configure them yourself in minutes — no implementation team required.
Voice Receptionist
Answers inbound calls, qualifies, books, and hands off. Multi-lingual, sub-second latency.
Research Analyst
Sources, enriches, and ICP-scores leads from the open web. Outputs structured dossiers.
Outbound SDR
Personalized outbound grounded in real signals. Sequenced, monitored, deliverable.
Follow-up Engine
Owns every thread. Replies in your voice, books meetings, escalates intent.
CRM Operator
Live sync across Salesforce, HubSpot, Pipedrive. Zero data debt. Full audit trail.
Workflow Engineer
Build cross-stack automations from plain English. 200+ integrations, human-in-the-loop.
Flagship · Operation
The command center for your AI workforce.
Deploy, configure, and run every agent from one console. Self-serve setup — your team is shipping the first agent within an hour, not a quarter.
Outcomes
What changes when operations run themselves.
B2B SaaS replaced a 6-person SDR team with Operation agents in 21 days.
Agency consolidated 9 tools and 3 contractors into one Operation deployment.
Services firm captured every after-hours lead with voice agents — zero missed revenue.
Enterprise-grade
Built for businesses that can't afford failure.
Hardened infrastructure, end-to-end encryption, role-based access, full audit logs, isolated tenancy. Your data and your customer conversations stay yours.
