A Monday summary without stitching spreadsheets
The agent pulls data from CRM, 1C and spreadsheets, calculates metrics with your formulas and writes a short summary: what went up, what dropped, what needs a look. Every number links back to its export.
Together we pin down what to measure, which formulas to use and where the data comes from. Skip this and you get a pretty, useless report.
CRM, 1C, spreadsheets, warehouse records. The agent pulls data on schedule instead of asking someone to send an export.
Metrics and comparisons with the previous period and the plan are computed by code. The language model doesn’t do arithmetic in its head.
You set the rules: a drop below threshold, a stalled deal, a mismatch between CRM and 1C. The agent flags whatever crosses the line.
The model turns numbers into short text: what changed, where the risk is, what to ask the owner. Each number links to its source export.
To Telegram, email or your corporate messenger at the set hour. You can reply to the summary with a follow-up question.
One task, three different projects. Pick the one that looks like you and press “I want this” — your request arrives tagged, and we send an estimate in 1–2 days.
The owner checks the CRM and a couple of spreadsheets and wants one page a week instead of five browser tabs.
What we build
Sales, purchasing and the warehouse keep records in different systems, and someone reconciles them by hand every Monday.
What we build
A group of companies: each legal entity has its own books, financials are under NDA, and security says no to the cloud.
What we build
Pilot from RUB 300,000. Beyond that we price by task and hours.
The model doesn’t calculate. Code does, using formulas we’ve agreed on with you. The model only puts the result into words. Every number in the summary links to the export it came from, one click to check.
A dashboard shows everything and waits for someone to notice the problem. A summary shows only what’s off track and tells you whom to ask. If you already have BI, the agent can read from it.
It will, but the first summaries will expose the mess: duplicate counterparties, empty fields, mismatches with CRM. That’s a result too — you see where record-keeping slips. We agree on cleanup rules before launch.
Only people you grant access to. Roles follow job titles and departments. If data can’t leave the company, the agent runs on your servers.
That’s the right way to start. We take one summary your team currently builds by hand and hand it over to the agent. An AI agent pilot starts at RUB 300,000. The exact cost is estimated by task and hours within 1–2 days after the brief.
Name the process that eats time. You get a pilot range, not a 40-slide deck.