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Put Ironhand AI Agents to work on lead follow-up, customer support, scheduling, and repetitive administration—with clear rules, tracked actions, and measurable results.
Illustrative workflows · configured to your scope
Missed leads. Unanswered messages. Repetitive work eating your payroll. Give the work an owner, a process and a measurable outcome.
See what an agent could take overExplore 12 roles. See an example, then add only what your business needs to your workforce cart. No account. No payment.
Give your sales team a better place to start.
Your next customer should not have to wait.
Start with priorities. Not a pile of messages.
Turn a clear ticket into reviewable work.
A content plan. Not another blank calendar.
Fewer unanswered questions. Clear next steps.
Choose a job and run an interactive sample. See the actions, the handoff and where you stay in control.
Watch a realistic task unfold: incoming records, fact checks, a prepared draft and a concrete result set. Recorded sandbox demonstration with fictional data—not live customer work.
A realistic business scenario with fictional data. Explore the input, prepared work and output. Not a verified customer success story or a live integration.
A three-location prospect goes quiet after requesting a demo.
Alex · Horizon Group · 3 locations
No assigned account owner
No follow-up task exists
Pilot measure: time to approved first response and completed follow-ups—not promised sales.
Counts describe this example, not customer results. Savings, speed and revenue require a baseline and a measured pilot.
Qualification record + ready-to-review follow-up
Hi Alex, thanks for sharing your plans. To recommend a useful first step, could you tell us which process creates the most repetitive work across your three locations?
We can prepare a focused walkthrough based on that process. Pricing and commitments will be confirmed by an authorized specialist after the scope review.
Build your own flow with lead generation, email, follow-up, social media and operational tasks. Run a safe sample, then inspect your potential capacity and monthly savings.
Build with drag & dropChoose your industry, select the jobs and explore a transparent estimate. Your plan stays in this browser tab as you explore.
Lead follow-up, client onboarding and invoice reminders.
Positions affected: Sales development & follow-up · Customer service & triage · Appointments & coordination
Agents take on defined tasks. Full position replacement requires a separate scope and workload review.
Illustrative editable assumptions—not Ironhand prices. Changing currency keeps amounts; enter your own costs. No conversion is applied.
Cash realization means reduced overtime, avoided hiring or an actual staffing change. The monthly budget covers the whole selected team, including expected usage and hosting; it does not multiply per agent.
after the review time you allowed for
Capacity is not payroll savings. This models task processing, not total company production, revenue or guaranteed headcount reduction.
Monthly hours = tasks × minutes ÷ 60. Freed hours = monthly hours × automation share × (1 − review share). Capacity value = freed hours × hourly staff cost. Net monthly cash savings = capacity value × cash realization − total monthly agent budget. Payback = implementation budget ÷ positive net monthly savings.
Conservative uses 75% of your automation assumption; expected uses 100%; optimistic uses 120%, capped at 95% automation. Throughput compares the same labor hours for the modeled task mix. Agent count does not multiply savings. Taxes, financing and exceptional third-party fees are excluded. All monetary assumptions are editable; actual scope and pricing require a proposal.
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Publish availability, manage reservations and keep customers informed.
Platform availability follows its catalog record. Agent connections are proposed and require technical and scope confirmation.
View platform detailsDesign coverage around your customers—not just office hours. Set the knowledge, tone and approval boundaries before an agent goes to work.
Illustrative coverage scenario. Availability and response times depend on the agreed service.
Configure approved knowledge, brand voice, permissions and escalation. Choose an example rule to see the difference.
“I can prepare your request. An authorized person needs to approve any discount before I confirm a price.”
A defined scope. A measurable baseline. A controlled launch. Expand when the evidence supports it.
Choose a repetitive workflow and agree what success means.
Confirm system access, approved knowledge and human approval rules.
Review quality, exceptions, time saved and operating costs before expanding.
Sometimes a defined role may be substantially automated. We first map its tasks, exceptions, permissions and accountability. The calculator shows equivalent capacity; it does not assume that every hour saved becomes a payroll reduction.
We review the systems, API access, data quality and permissions before confirming any connection. A platform shown here is not a promise of a prebuilt integration. The proposal states what is included.
Its workflow should stop or escalate according to the agreed rules, with context for an authorized person. High-impact decisions need an explicit approval path. Agents still require monitoring, maintenance and quality review.
No. Demos are fictional interactive examples. Savings are modeled from editable inputs, not measured customer outcomes. A scoped pilot establishes your actual baseline, quality requirements and operating costs.
Select an industry, build a team and review the assumptions. Download the plan or request a scope conversation. Paid work begins only after you accept a proposal defining deliverables, pricing and service terms.
*24/7 operation depends on the agreed deployment, connected systems and service terms. All agents, integrations and outcomes are scoped before commitment.
