Peregrine Office

Agents and automation

A team that works nights and waits for mornings.

Each department drafts its work through the night. At open you get a short list of decisions, and the trail behind each.

The week the agents worked, and what is waiting

Example data

Our agents are built to connect to the tools you already use, and to run the work between them. Every run below drafted something overnight. The open blocks are the ones holding for you.

  • Departments
  • Suppliers & ordering
  • Accounting & the books
  • Marketing & reputation
  • Reception & enquiries
  • Roster & wages

A dashed block is drafted and holding. Nothing sends, pays, posts or rosters until you say so.

The same week, as a list

  • Mon 01:10 Card takings cleared. Accounting & the books.
  • Mon 04:30 Leo redrafts the order. Suppliers & ordering.
  • Mon 05:58 Ruby drafts the quote 05:58. Reception & enquiries. Waiting for you.
  • Tue 02:05 Review replies written. Marketing & reputation.
  • Tue 06:20 Brett flags the duplicate. Accounting & the books. Waiting for you.
  • Wed 01:40 Supplier prices checked. Suppliers & ordering.
  • Wed 03:25 Next week's roster costed. Roster & wages.
  • Wed 07:05 Ruby answers the enquiry. Reception & enquiries. Waiting for you.
  • Thu 00:45 Invoices chased. Accounting & the books.
  • Thu 04:50 Leo redrafts on a price move. Suppliers & ordering. Waiting for you.
  • Fri 02:30 Weekend posts queued. Marketing & reputation. Waiting for you.
  • Fri 05:15 Overnight inbox cleared. Reception & enquiries.
  • Fri 07:30 Saturday's shifts priced. Roster & wages.
  • Sat 03:10 Ruby drafts two quotes. Reception & enquiries. Waiting for you.
  • Sat 06:40 Takings reconciled. Accounting & the books.
  • Sun 02:50 Monday's order built. Suppliers & ordering.
  • Sun 06:05 Listing checked. Marketing & reputation.

Review and approve

Each item waits with two buttons: approve, or leave it. Both are decisions and both are recorded as one. There is no third state where something goes out while you were not looking.

An example for a food and beverage business.

A drafted item with an approve button and a decline button
Interactive sample.

Every step keeps its time

Every step from the first draft to your approval is logged with what triggered it, and a row opens to show the chain behind it. A question a year from now has an answer.

An example for a food and beverage business.

The audit trail, each entry carrying the time it happened
Interactive sample.