You are the integration layer
The threads, the commitments, the who-owes-what — none of it lives in a system. It lives in your head, and it only moves when you move it.
Free · About five minutes, out loud · The recommendation is yours either way
Examples, not a menu. Which repeatable job is worth going first depends entirely on how your business actually runs — that's what the assessment works out.
The threads, the commitments, the who-owes-what — none of it lives in a system. It lives in your head, and it only moves when you move it.
The enquiry arrives on a busy day, the reply waits for a gap that never comes, and whoever answered first gets the client.
Nothing is broken, exactly. The signature, the access, the kickoff — each one waits for someone to notice it's waiting.
And you only see it when you go looking, which is why it usually surfaces as a client asking where something is.
Not sure which workflow to start with? Talk to Leo's voice agent for five minutes and get a practical recommendation back — free.
Start your assessmentYou talk to Leo's voice agent about how your business actually operates — what work repeats, where it waits, where it comes back to you. No form, no deck, about five minutes.
A short written recommendation: the one repeatable job worth starting with and why, what a first AI employee would do inside it, the company context it would need, where a human keeps approval, and your first moves.
The recommendation is yours whether or not we work together. If you want the job built rather than planned, the next step is a First Employee Sprint.
What we need from you: five quiet minutes, a microphone, and a straight description of how the work moves today. No tool access, no prep, nothing to install.
Most AI work fails because the model has no idea how your company actually operates. So the first thing we build is your company context — and then we keep it current. That's the difference between something that impresses once and something you can hand real work to.
A five-minute voice conversation about how your business actually operates. You leave with a First Employee Recommendation — the repeatable job to start with, and what it would take.
A bounded engagement: the minimum viable company context, one repeatable job, one AI employee, and one operational outcome you can measure.
We run what's live, keep the context current, watch the outcome, and add the next job once the first one has earned it.
Nobody moves up a step until the one below it has actually worked.
Not a fit if you want a general-purpose chatbot, or an automate-everything project with no single job to start on. We'd rather build one thing that holds up under real work than ten that need watching.
Five minutes, out loud. Leo's voice agent asks how the work actually moves, then writes your First Employee Recommendation — the repeatable job to start with, what a first employee would do in it, and what would have to be true to make it work.
Free · The recommendation is yours to keep · No pitch — if it's not a fit, we'll say so.
A free voice conversation with Leo's voice agent, about five minutes long. You describe how your business actually operates; it asks real follow-ups, then writes up what it heard as a First Employee Recommendation.
Yes — it's a voice conversation, so you'll need a microphone and a few uninterrupted minutes. Talking gets to the specifics far faster than a form does. The conversation is used to write your recommendation, and nothing else.
The repeatable job we'd start with and why that one, what a first AI employee would actually do inside it, the company context it would need, where a human keeps approval, the first moves you could make yourself, and what a Sprint would involve if you'd rather we built it.
A bounded, paid engagement scoped from your recommendation. We build the minimum viable company context, one AI employee for one repeatable job, and one operational outcome you can measure. It has an end, and a result you can point at.
A narrow, accountable worker for one repeatable job: a defined task, defined boundaries, and a human approving whatever should be approved. It is not a general-purpose chatbot, and it is not an autonomous agent making its own calls about your business.
No, and we won't guess. Which job is worth going first depends on how your business actually runs — what repeats, what costs you when it slips, and what has clear enough edges to hand over. That's what the assessment is for.
The tools that job already runs on — email, calendar, docs, chat, your CRM. We scope access to what the job needs and nothing wider, and we don't ask you to move off anything.
You do. Your company context is yours, it's exportable, and we never use it to train anything. If we stop working together, it leaves with you.
Because reliability comes from context, not cleverness. Approved terminology, the real documents, the rules, the decisions already made, worked examples, ownership, permissions, and the corrections you make along the way — kept current, so the same mistake doesn't come back next month.
With Managed Leo we run what's live, keep the company context current as the business changes, watch the outcome we agreed to move, and add the next repeatable job when the first one has earned it.
The assessment and the recommendation are free. The Sprint and the ongoing partnership are quoted on scope — once we know the job, you get a straight number before anything starts.