The back office, off your back.
Support queues, receipts, unpaid invoices, mentions, weekly filings — the work that eats a team's week without moving the business. Hand each one to an agent that shows up on schedule, works in your tone, and escalates the judgment calls instead of guessing.
- No credit card required
- Free plan to start
Four jobs a business hands over first
Scripted replays of real runs — support, bookkeeping, invoices, socials. Pick one:
The task
What happens
- Opens the books
- Reads the week's receipt pile — fourteen
- Enters them one by one
- Matches each against the bank feed
- One doesn't line up — $42.10, twice
- Flags it for you instead of guessing
Thirteen matched, one flagged
It doesn't guess with money — the odd one out is left flagged for you, receipt attached.
Sped up and simplified for the tour — a real run streams every step live in your dashboard, and you can take over at any moment.
The jobs, in full
Each of these is a standing agent: its own logins, your instructions, a schedule, and a history you can read.
Clear the support queue
Answer the how-do-I tickets from your own help docs, in your tone — and escalate the refund-shaped ones to a person with the thread and history attached.
Do the bookkeeping
Enter receipts, match them against the bank feed, and flag anything that doesn't line up. It never guesses with money.
Chase the invoices
Work the unpaid list every Friday, log every reply, and report who promised what.
Run the socials
Thank the shout-outs and answer questions in your voice; the angry mention becomes a draft that waits for your sign-off — nothing posts without you.
File the recurring reports
Compliance forms, weekly summaries, timesheets — filed on time, with a confirmation number in the history.
Watch the market
Prices, stock, listings, competitor changes — checked on schedule, delivered as one tidy digest instead of forty open tabs.
What a rollout looks like
No integration project. The first agent is usually working before the kickoff meeting would have ended.
Start with one queue
Pick the job that hurts most. Give an agent the goal in plain words and sign it in once — its profile keeps the login.
Teach it your way
Record the fiddly parts once with the recorder; they become skills the agent uses. Add standing instructions for tone and edge cases.
Put it on the calendar
Schedule it and read the history each morning. When you trust it, loosen the leash — until then, it asks before it acts.
Everything an agent does lands in a readable history, and its chat answers questions without ever changing its behaviour — how agents work.
Thirty jobs teams hand over
Each one is a page: what makes it painful, how an agent does it, and the exact words you'd use.
Portals & compliance
10Insurance eligibility, checked before the visit.
Run eligibility and benefits checks across payer portals that never shipped an API — on a schedule, signed in, with every check on the record.
Prior authorizations, submitted and chased.
Submit prior-auth requests and follow their status across payer portals, with every submission and status change kept on the record.
Claims status, without the daily login.
Watch claim status across payer and clearinghouse portals on a schedule, and hear about denials the day they happen instead of at month end.
License verification, across every state registry.
Verify professional licenses against state registries that have no API — nursing, medical, real estate, CPA, trades — on a schedule, with evidence.
KYC checks, against the source registry.
Verify businesses against company registries, sanctions lists, and secretary-of-state records — with the page you read kept as evidence.
Court dockets, watched while you work.
Monitor case dockets across court portals and get told when something is filed — instead of checking every morning yourself.
Shipment tracking, across every carrier.
Track shipments across carrier and freight portals that have no usable API, and surface only the ones that are late or stuck.
Vendor portals, worked without the headcount.
Submit invoices and pull remittance data from customer AP portals — Ariba, Coupa, and the hundred bespoke ones — without a person per portal.
Statements, collected every month.
Gather statements and transaction exports from banks, cards, and lenders that your accounting stack can't connect to.
Commercial quotes, gathered in parallel.
Collect commercial insurance quotes from carrier portals with one set of details, and compare them side by side.
Monitoring on a schedule
10Competitor prices, checked every morning.
Track competitor pricing, promotions, and stock across their own sites — daily, structured, and only the changes.
Counterfeits, found before customers do.
Watch marketplaces and ad platforms for counterfeit listings, unauthorised sellers, and misused brand assets.
Reviews, read before they spread.
Watch reviews and ratings across the sites customers actually use, and hear about the bad ones the day they land.
Search rankings, seen the way users see them.
Track where you and your competitors actually appear in search results, including the ads and answer boxes rank trackers miss.
Tenders and RFPs, caught while there's time.
Watch government and enterprise procurement portals for opportunities that match what you do — before the deadline is a problem.
Supplier pricing, checked before you order.
Compare supplier and distributor pricing across portals that each require their own login, on the cadence purchasing actually needs.
Availability, watched across every source.
Monitor stock and lead times across suppliers, distributors, and marketplaces, and hear the moment something changes.
Audit evidence, captured on schedule.
Collect the screenshots, settings pages, and configuration records auditors ask for — automatically, dated, and stored.
Reports, downloaded before you're awake.
Pull the recurring exports out of dashboards and portals that never offered an API, and have them waiting each morning.
Critical flows, tested like a customer.
Check that signup, checkout, and login actually work from the outside — on a schedule, in a real browser, described in plain English.
Growth & back-office
10Lead lists, built from the source.
Build targeted prospect lists from industry directories, association rosters, and local listings — the sources data vendors don't sell.
Enrichment, from the open web.
Fill in the missing fields on records you already have — headcount, funding, tech stack, locations — read from the sources themselves.
Sourcing, and the ATS updated too.
Search job boards and talent directories, shortlist against a real brief, and put the results into your ATS — without the copy-paste.
Onboarding, across every system.
Create accounts, enrol benefits, and complete the portal checklists a new hire needs — the same twelve steps, done the same way each time.
Data entry, into systems with no API.
Move data into the legacy portals and internal tools that will never have an integration — accurately, repeatedly, and on the record.
Receipts, gathered before month-end.
Collect invoices and receipts from the vendor portals your subscriptions live in, so bookkeeping starts with the documents in hand.
Research, with the sources attached.
Run structured research across many sources at once — including the gated and paywalled ones you have access to — and get findings with citations.
CRM hygiene, without the admin day.
Keep records complete and current — filling gaps, updating stale fields, and logging what happened — in the CRM you already use.
Market signals, watched continuously.
Track competitor launches, pricing pages, hiring, and announcements — the public signals that say what a company is about to do.
Internal tools, automated without a project.
Automate the internal admin panels and legacy apps that no integration will ever reach — by showing Browza once how it's done.
Hand over the first queue this week
One agent, one job, on the record from day one.
- No credit card required
- Free plan to start