Zamil is an AI co-worker who reads a job description, sits with your team in the channels you already use, and does the work end to end. Signed. Reviewable. Reversible.
You get reconciliations, drafts, dashboards, and reports delivered as files and links. He hands you the artifact, not a suggestion.
Give him a task and he picks the tools himself. If he needs an integration you don't have yet, hand him the docs and he wires it up.
Schedule anything, or leave standing instructions. He runs the routine before you sit down, and pings you only when something needs a decision.
Preferences, phrasing, exceptions, and the small rules that never make it into a doc. He remembers, and he applies it next time.
No integration project. No IT ticket. Nothing to install.
Paste the posting or describe the job. He reads it, asks a few clarifying questions, and confirms what he can carry.
Slack, Teams, WhatsApp, Telegram, or email. Give him access to the tools he needs and the rules he answers to.
Every action is signed, reviewable, and reversible. See his board, his logs, and everything he ships on the dashboard.
Zamil asks before anything he can't take back, and he pushes back when a decision looks off. He proposes. You decide.
Zamil is an AI employee your business hires. He reads a job description, joins your team in Slack, Microsoft Teams, WhatsApp, Telegram, or email, and does the work end to end. He isn't a chatbot or an assistant. He delivers finished output — drafts, reports, reconciliations, follow-ups — the same way a new hire would.
Assistants tell you how to do the work. Zamil does the work. He reads your ledger, drafts the reminders in your voice, sends them once you approve, and books the payments when they land. He operates inside your tools — QuickBooks, Salesforce, HubSpot, Google Drive — not just in a chat window.
Zamil shows up in the channels your team already uses. Pick any or all: Slack, Microsoft Teams, WhatsApp, Telegram, or email. He answers when @-mentioned, ships work on schedule, and pings you only when something needs a decision.
Zamil takes on operational roles that involve reading, drafting, coordinating, and reporting. Common hires: accounts receivable, sales development, invoicing, operations coordination, customer support triage, weekly reporting. If a job has a clear input, a clear output, and lives inside software, Zamil can do it.
You get $50 in credits to start — no credit card, no sales call. Once you're ready for more you pay per action, so cost tracks the work he actually does. Book a demo for enterprise pricing.
Every action Zamil takes is logged and reversible. Anything irreversible waits on a one-click approval from a human. He sees a channel only when invited. Every scope you grant him is per-person and revocable.
About two minutes. Paste a job description, pick where he should work, connect the tools he needs, set the rules he asks you about, and he's live in your channels.
It means Zamil operates like a member of your team. He has his own identity, his own memory of your business, his own inbox, and his own accountability trail. You manage him the way you'd manage a person — by giving him work and reviewing what he ships.
Every skill, every channel, every integration. $50 in credits on the house — no card, no sales call. Talk to us when you're ready for more.