Overview
Workforce AI is an AI employee product for small businesses and growing firms. It is designed to handle repeatable work from tools a business already uses, including supported Zoom meetings, Gmail and Outlook replies, follow-up, scheduling, and recurring workflows. The product presents the AI as a configured coworker with a name, avatar, voice, personality, and job description, and it can be reached by text, WhatsApp, email, or chat. It can join supported Zoom meetings as a real-time avatar, answer questions live, and produce a searchable transcript, summary, and action items. It also drafts email replies in the user's voice and queues follow-ups for approval. Users set review rules, and when a rule applies, the system shows what it plans to do and which tools it will use before waiting for approval. The site states that it is underpinned by SOC 2 Type II, encryption in transit and at rest, and per-customer data isolation.
Pricing
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Use Cases
- Teams use Workforce AI to join Zoom meetings and receive transcripts, summaries, and action items.
- Teams use Workforce AI to draft email replies in their voice across Gmail and Outlook.
- Teams use Workforce AI to keep client follow-up from slipping by holding the promise, thread, and next step in one place.
- Teams use Workforce AI to schedule meetings through Google or Outlook calendars.
- Teams use Workforce AI to plan and run recurring or multi-step tasks from plain-English goals.
- Teams use Workforce AI to keep connected client context in one file per client.
- Teams use Workforce AI to reach the same AI employee by text, WhatsApp, email, or chat.
Features
AI assistant
Natural language interface
Workflow automation
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FAQ
Does it actually do the work, or just suggest things?
The site says it does the work: it turns a plain-English goal into a step-by-step plan, runs the steps, and shows each result. It also runs recurring tasks on its own and waits for approval when a review rule applies.
I'm not technical. Where do I even start?
The site says most people it talks to are non-technical. If you can hire someone and tell them what to do, you can run Workforce AI; you can tell it what eats your week and it will point to the first job to hand over, with no prompts to engineer.
Which meeting tools does it work with?
The site says Zoom: it sits in the call, answers live, and takes notes. Beyond meetings, it connects to 60+ tools including email, calendar, drive, CRM, and chat.