Interactive demos

What could this look like in your business?

Five small simulations of things we build, running right here on this page. Each one uses sample data for a business we made up.

Move an inquiry forward.

Open it on its own page

Information arrives once. Six steps prepare what happens next, and the fourth one stops until a person has read the draft and said yes.

Oakline Realty

Follow-up workflows

Simulation

Workflow

New inquiryOpen housePrice change

Inquiry arrives
Step 1 of 6, Inquiry arrives, not started.
Read it
Step 2 of 6, Read it, not started.
Find matches
Step 3 of 6, Find matches, not started.
Agent reads it
a person decides
Step 4 of 6, Agent reads it, not started.
Reply goes out
Step 5 of 6, Reply goes out, not started.
Record and reminder
Step 6 of 6, Record and reminder, not started.

Ready to run

0 of 6 done

Before you start

A new inquiry

Six steps, and the fourth one is a person.

Somebody fills in the form on the website at half past ten at night. This is what happens before anyone at the office is awake.

Website contact form

10:34 pm

From: Sarah Chen
Budget: $450,000 to $550,000
Area: Downtown
Bedrooms: 3

This is sitting there before anything runs.

0 of 6 done

Not started

Sample data. Nothing is sent or stored. Oakline Realty is invented. The people, numbers and documents in it are made up.

The animated run needs JavaScript. The row above names all six steps and marks the one where a person decides. Under it is the first step and what that step produced.

Custom AI agents and workflows explains how we scope work like this.

The five demos

The workshop above needs JavaScript to switch between demos. Each one also has a page of its own.

Follow-up workflow
An inquiry moving through six connected steps, stopping part way for a person to approve the reply before it goes out.
Knowledge assistant
Answers drawn from a set of documents, with the source shown for every answer and an honest "I don't have that" when the question is outside them.
Agent with approvals
A queue of client onboarding tasks, a plain-language record of what the agent did and why, and the point where it waits for you.
Voice agent
Four recorded calls answered by a voice assistant, with the transcript and the actions it takes as the call runs.
AI readiness check
Ten questions about how you work now, then three next steps you can act on. No email, no score kept.

What a demo can and cannot tell you

These are fixed examples. A real build uses your own information, your own tools and your own rules about what the software may do on its own. What they show is where it helps, where a person still decides, and what you would be looking after.

Start with what you need.

What would make your work easier?

Tell us what you want to change: a website that answers the question people keep asking, less follow-up to chase, or more use out of a tool you already pay for. We will work out a first step.

Tell us what you need