Morning brief sent
Cash position, yesterday’s orders, three things stuck, two things due today — in the owner’s inbox before the coffee is.
AgentX Labs · Employee-as-a-Service
AgentX deploys full-time AI employees into businesses. Each one gets its own computer, its own email address inside your company, and a real job description. It answers the mail, chases the follow-ups, keeps the spreadsheets honest, and briefs you every morning — like a member of staff. Because that’s what it is.
The last two years produced a thousand copilots — sidebars and chat windows that make your existing people a little faster, when someone remembers to open them. This is not that. An AgentX agent is headcount: its own machine, its own login, its own inbox, its own responsibilities. It doesn’t wait to be prompted. It has a job, and it does the job — whether or not anyone is watching.
Everything a real hire gets on day one — an identity, a desk, and a job description — your agent gets too. That’s the whole trick, and it’s why it works inside the company you already run.
agent@yourcompany.com — a real account in your Google Workspace or Microsoft 365. Real inbox, real calendar, real access to the files you share. Clients email it. Colleagues CC it. It answers — in your company’s name.
Every agent works from a dedicated, always-on machine — a private cloud desk we run for you, or a physical box plugged in at your office. Nothing installs on your team’s laptops. The agent has its own.
You don’t prompt it — you brief it, the way you’d brief a new hire. Own the inbox. Chase receivables. Keep the tracker current. Send the Monday report. Then it owns those outcomes, around the clock.
One agent, embedded at a trading company. Illustrative shift — you write the job description.
Cash position, yesterday’s orders, three things stuck, two things due today — in the owner’s inbox before the coffee is.
“Can you resend the March statement?” Found it in Drive, sent it, logged the thread against the account.
Fourteen rows in the sales sheet updated from the morning’s email. Every number current, nobody asked.
Three overdue accounts got a polite, personal nudge — each one referencing the actual invoice, not a template.
Ops asked, “What did we quote Al Noor in June?” Pulled from the thread and answered in under a minute.
End-of-day summary: what moved, what stalled, what needs a human decision tomorrow morning.
Asked for the catalogue at 2am your time. Got it — along with a meeting link for your morning.
No integration project. No migration. No new software for your team to learn. If your staff can use it, your agent can use it — the same email, the same Drive, the same sheets.
A hardened, always-on machine with the AgentX runtime — monitored and maintained by us.
agent@yourcompany.com in your Workspace. Five minutes — same as any new hire.
The inboxes, folders and sheets it should work with. It sees exactly what you share. Nothing else.
Responsibilities, tone, escalation rules. Your agent is doing real work the same week.
While your last software rollout was still in procurement, an AgentX employee would already have sent its first hundred emails.
Every agent runs on dedicated hardware with one job: being your employee. Where that hardware lives is up to you.
A persistent private machine in the cloud, run and watched by us. Deployed in days, invisible in your office, and it never loses power.
A small, silent computer that lives in your office — plugged into wall power, wired to your network. Your employee, physically on the premises.
Either way, it’s fully managed: updates, uptime, security and model upgrades are on us. Your agent gets smarter every month — without an IT ticket.
Business owners don’t fear capable employees — they fear unaccountable ones. So we built the most accountable employee you’ve ever had.
Access works exactly like it does for any employee: explicit, scoped, revocable. No scraping, no shadow copies of your data, no surprises.
Every email it sends and file it touches lives in its own account — visible in your admin console, forever. Try getting that from a human.
Money, commitments, sensitive territory — the agent escalates to a named person, with full context attached. You set the rules. It works inside them.
Suspend the account, and the agent is out — no notice period, no handover risk. And it won’t take your clients with it.
A junior hire costs a salary — plus recruitment, visas, a desk, management time, ramp-up and turnover. An agent costs a flat monthly rate, and it never resigns.
on the job, every week of the year
from signature to its first shift
sick days, visas, desks or notice periods
flat, predictable monthly line-item
Nine to five, five days — minus meetings, leave and lunch.
Every hour of every day. Each cell is one hour on the clock.
Priced like software. Shows up like staff.
We deploy your first AI employee — its own machine, its own email address, a job description you write — inside a week. If it doesn’t pull its weight, offboard it in one click. No notice period, no hard feelings.
Your first agent reports for duty at agent@yourcompany.com