Gmail
Triages the inbox overnight so the morning starts sorted. Drafts replies in your voice and holds them for your approval. Spots the threads that went quiet and queues a nudge, also held until you say send.
Native, authenticated connections into your email, calendar, chat, finance and analytics. Andy does the work where the work already lives, and anything outbound waits for your approval.
Connects to the stack you already run
These are the connections a typical build ships with. The connections are one of four modules. See what the whole operator is made of.
Email & calendar
Chat
Finance
Analytics & SEO
Files & tasks
Web & infra
Concrete tasks, not connector logos. Everything outbound below is drafted first and held for your approval. To watch a task run end to end, see how it works.
Triages the inbox overnight so the morning starts sorted. Drafts replies in your voice and holds them for your approval. Spots the threads that went quiet and queues a nudge, also held until you say send.
The same operator across Microsoft 365. Inbox triage and approval-gated drafts in Outlook, summaries and updates in Teams threads, all from the one Andy that already knows the context.
“Move my 2pm and let everyone know.” Rescheduled and attendees notified on your say-so, conflicts caught and flagged before they bite. Your calendar shows up annotated in the morning briefing.
Revenue reporting against target, pulled live whenever you ask. Failed payments get follow-up drafts written and held for your approval. The weekly revenue card arrives without anyone requesting it.
A monthly P&L built as a branded PDF from the real books. AR aging tracked, with chase drafts prepared and held for your approval. Odd expenses flagged before they become a quarter-end surprise.
Traffic and ranking reports with what changed and why, not a wall of charts. Pages losing ground get flagged with a suggested fix. Delivered on schedule or on demand.
Your files become something Andy can actually read, search and use in its work. Action items from email and meetings land as tasks, so nothing falls through the cracks.
Andy makes changes and improvements to your site: copy updates, new pages, fixes. Every deploy is staged and waits for human approval. Not hypothetical either. Andy runs a real company’s production website today. See the proof
Most “automation” is a chain of connectors taped between your tools. Andy is one operator with real access.
Trigger, hop, transform, hop again. Each hop is another subscription and another point of failure. When one tool changes its API, the chain snaps silently, and nobody notices until the work stopped happening. A new ask means rebuilding the flow.
Andy signs into your systems directly, with credentials vaulted and scoped to what you approve. When something changes, one operator adapts. A new ask is just a sentence in chat, not a rebuild. The security model is built around exactly this kind of access.
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