Inbox triage agent
Reads inbound email, classifies it, drafts the reply, creates the lead, and escalates judgement calls.
Not a strategy deck. A fixed-price sprint that ends with an agent doing one real job in your business — reading, deciding, acting, and handing the rest to a person. Built by the engineer who built Riley, our AI receptionist that answers live calls today.
Reads inbound email, classifies it, drafts the reply, creates the lead, and escalates judgement calls.
Asks the five useful questions on chat or SMS, books or routes the enquiry, and writes the summary to your CRM.
Confirms tomorrow's appointments, rebooks no-shows, and records the outcome. Riley already does this.
Answers staff questions from your own documents with the source paragraph attached.
Reads referrals, claims, invoices and forms, files them, and flags anything that doesn't add up.
Have a different job in mind? If one person can describe it in ten minutes and it happens every day, it probably fits.
$6,900 when two systems must be integrated. After the sprint, production + Run from $290/month — hosting in Australia, monitoring, model costs passed through at cost. Cancel any month.
Half a day with the person who does the job today. We agree the rules — what the agent may decide, what it must hand over, what it must never do — and sort access and sample records.
Built on your real data, run beside the human, rules tightened, then handed over: the agent, a runbook, the code and prompts, and a cost-to-run estimate.
One agent doing one real job, a clear monthly run cost, and a fixed-price quote for production — which you can take or leave.
Permissions are written in plain English before a line of code.
Read yesterday's decisions and handovers in two minutes.
Escalations go to a named person with the context attached.
Hosted in Australia. You own the code and the prompts.
Whatever fits the job — today that's OpenAI, Google and Deepgram for voice. You're not locked to any of them; the agent's rules and code are yours.
We give you the number before you commit to production. For most single-job agents it's a few hundred dollars a month, with model costs passed through at cost.
It removes the repetitive part of a role and gives the person their time back. When a job genuinely needs a person, we'll say so in the first call.
The rules decide what it's allowed to get wrong (drafting a reply) versus what it must hand over (quoting a price), and every action is logged.
For one well-defined job, yes. For a vague brief it isn't, which is why week one is spent making the brief sharp.
Every call answered 24/7 — bookings made, messages captured, confirmations sent by call and text.
Explore AI Reception ↗The portals, PDFs and spreadsheets your team re-keys every week — handled by software.
Explore Automation ↗Your booking system, accounting and CRM kept in sync — even the ones with no API.
Explore Integrations ↗AI Agents is one of the things AnswerWorks builds and runs.