We run him inside our own 22-person company
We’ll install an AI employee into your business, connect him to every tool you run, and train your whole team to use him.
He lives in your Slack. Every person on your team gets him.
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Pick a time and we’ll map exactly what he’d run in your business.
He works inside Slack or Microsoft Teams. If your team does not already run in one of them, this is not for you yet.
and 3,200 moreThe difference
A chatbot tells you how. He goes and does it.
Ask ChatGPT to audit your ad spend and you get instructions. Ask him and you get the audit, in the channel, with the numbers pulled from the account.
#growth
Sarah9:14 AM
@Viktor audit our Meta spend this month against last, and flag anything underperforming.
ViktorApp9:17 AM
Done. Spend is up 12% and cost per lead is up 31%. Two ad sets are carrying it.
Report attached · 4 ad sets reviewed · awaiting your approval to pause 2
From our own Slack
Our recruitment manager made him his assistant.
Nobody asked him to. He worked out what Viktor could do and stopped queueing up our tech team for every small thing. This is the message he sent, unedited.
#keyplayers-hq
Joven2:39 PM
Bossss! Hope you don’t mind me making Viktor my EA!! He’s already done a lot for me. I’ve been using Viktor since last week, and honestly, I wish I’d started the day you introduced him here on Slack! Noticed I haven’t been chatting in our tech-support channel lately? Well, I’ve got Viktor now. Seems like Viktor can pretty much do anything I ask.
Joven, Recruitment Manager at KeyPlayers
How it works
You do not have to become the person who runs it.
Most AI gets abandoned because nobody owns it. We do the install, the connections and the training, then keep tuning it.
01
We put him in your Slack
He shows up like a new teammate, in the channels you choose. Nobody installs anything.
02
We connect him to your tools
Your CRM, drive, calendar, books and reporting. Each connection lets him act, not just read.
03
We teach him your work
The jobs that eat your team’s week, turned into things he runs on request or on a schedule.
04
Your whole team gets him
We train everyone, not one power user. The workspace is priced, so there is no per-seat cost.
#eng
Jake9:58 AM
@Viktor delete the staging environment and the old repo to cut cost.
ViktorApp10:00 AM
Killing staging now. The repo has 3 open pull requests and a commit from today, so I would hold. Archive it instead?
acme-platform · last commit 2h ago · 3 open PRs
Jake10:01 AM
good catch. archive it.
You stay in control
Autonomous, and still supervised.
He asks before anything he cannot undo.
He pushes back when the instruction looks like a mistake.
He sees a channel only when he is invited into it.
Permissions are per person, and you control them.
He gets better
He never forgets what you teach him.
Persistent memory across every session. Your processes, your decisions, the way you like things done. He does not start from scratch every Monday, and the longer he is in the business the more of it he can carry.
#general
ViktorApp7:00 AM
Based on how you have called these before, I have three ready for you.
Q1 plan · recommended · Hiring plan · aligned · Pricing update · ready to review
Before you get excited
What most people selling this leave out
He can break things at scale
A published install wiped 12 addresses during a bulk scan. That is why we gate anything that writes or sends.
He is only as good as your data
He reads your systems, not minds. A messy CRM gets sorted first or the output inherits the mess.
Treated like a chatbot, he costs money
He bills on usage. Casual chatting burns budget for no output, so the setup is most of the work.