AI Jedi agents are running today in dental, accounting, and private-aviation offices. See a real week's ledger

Your business,
minus the busywork.

AI Jedi builds, runs, and monitors AI employees inside your business — on the software you already pay for. Your team messages them like staff. We handle everything behind the glass.

Ada

Thursday, May 13
Confirming…

It works inside the systems you already run

No migration, no rip-and-replace. Your agent signs in to your stack with permissions you grant — and can revoke in a click.

Google Workspace
Microsoft 365
QuickBooks
Xero
Stripe
Slack
Calendly
HubSpot
Dentrix
DocuSign
Airtable
Notion
Twilio
Gmail
Sheets

…and roughly a thousand more through our integration layer.

Not a chatbot. An employee that finishes the job.

Most AI gives you a draft and stops. An AI Jedi agent works the task all the way to done — and shows you the receipt.

Ada Mrs. Alvarez cancelled Thursday 2:00. I offered it to the two people on the waitlist — Ruiz took it. Chair stays full.

Work that closes the loop

It doesn't just draft the reminder — it sends it, watches for the reply, rebooks the cancellation into the open slot, and logs what it recovered. The task is finished when the outcome happens, not when the text is written.

Deployed for you,
not by you

No prompts to write, no tools to wire, no IT project. We build it, run it on infrastructure we manage, and keep tuning it every week.

Fits how your office already talks

Slack, Teams, email, text, or a private chat window. If your team can send a message, they can direct the agent — no new software to learn.

Nothing sensitive moves without a human yes

Outbound mail, payments, deletions — every consequential action stops at an approval gate, and every action lands in an audit log you can read.

The weekly ledger

You should never wonder what it did

Every Friday, a plain-English accounting of the work: tasks completed, hours given back, dollars recovered. No dashboards to interpret. If the math stops working, you'll see it first.

Weekly value ledger
Week of August 17 · Front-office agent · delivered Friday 4:00 p.m.
Appointment reminders & confirmations142 clients contacted · 118 confirmed 6.2 hrsstaff time returned
No-shows prevented9 confirmed rebookings from the waitlist $1,890revenue held
Reactivation outreach38 quiet clients re-contacted · 6 replied 4.1 hrsstaff time returned
Receivables chased$8,400 outstanding touched across 22 invoices $3,100collected
Actions held for your approval4 held · 3 approved · 1 declined by you 100%gate compliance
$0
Value delivered this week, against a $1,497 monthly fee.
0Time returned
0Tasks closed
0Agent tenure
The deployment

Live in days, not quarters

The reason enterprise AI stalls is that someone inside the business has to build it. Here, nobody does. This is the whole ask of your team.

1

We watch a week

One 45-minute call, then we shadow the actual work — the reminders, the chases, the re-keying — and write your agent's job description from it.

Day 1–2
2

We build and connect

Your agent is deployed on its own isolated machine and connected to your calendar, inbox, books, and industry systems with permissions you grant.

Day 3–5
3

It runs supervised

Two weeks of real work with every outbound action gated. You approve, we tune, mistakes get caught before they leave the building.

Week 2–3
4

You get the ledger

Gates loosen on the routine work, stay locked on the sensitive. Every Friday the ledger lands and we keep sharpening it.

Ongoing
The guardrails

The agent asks before it acts

Autonomy is only worth having if you can bound it. Consequential actions stop and wait; everything else is written down where you can check it.

Waiting on you · 6 min

Send treatment-plan follow-up to 11 patients? Drafted from Thursday's chart notes. Nothing has left the office.

"Hi Marcus — the doctor wanted to follow up on the plan you discussed Thursday. We're holding two slots next week if you'd like to move forward. Reply here and I'll book it."
Gate rule: any outbound message to a client requires approval. Set by you on day one · edited twice since.
Audit log

Every action, every attempt, timestamped and yours to read.

Sent 14 appointment remindersAuto
Verified insurance · Delta, patient #2214Approved
Verified insurance · Cigna, patient #2219Approved
Insurance verification #3Held
Categorized 38 transactions in QuickBooksAuto
Attempted refund $340 · blocked by policyBlocked
Rebooked 2 patients into Thursday openingsAuto

Priced like a hire, not a platform

Deployment, monitoring, and weekly tuning are included at every tier — that's the whole point. Month to month; annual saves 10%.

Starter
$497/mo
+ $1,497 one-time setup

For solo operators and one-room offices with a single bottleneck to clear.

  • One trained agent, one job description
  • Reminders, scheduling, email and spreadsheet work
  • Core integrations: calendar, inbox, books
  • 50 agent-hours a month
  • Weekly activity report
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Most offices start here Pro
$1,497/mo
+ $3,997 one-time setup

For a working office that wants the front desk, the books, and the follow-up all covered.

  • A team of three: scheduler, biller, reporter
  • Full integration suite plus your industry system
  • 200 agent-hours a month
  • Custom workflows built around how you operate
  • The weekly value ledger, dollars included
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Enterprise
$4,997/mo
+ $9,997 one-time setup

For multi-location groups and regulated work that needs the hardened track.

  • Ten-plus specialist agents, scaled per location
  • Voice and phone handling
  • Compliance-hardened deployment and agreements
  • Dedicated dashboard, API access, 24/7 support
  • Quarterly ROI review, written commitment
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Every engagement starts with a paid two-week pilot. The fee is credited against setup if you continue.

Trusted with the work, not just the words

An agent with access to your inbox, your calendar, and your books has to be architected for that. Here is exactly how yours is bounded.

One environment, one client

Your agent runs on a machine provisioned for your business alone. No shared infrastructure, no pooled workspace, no other company's data in the same room as yours.

Approval gates on consequence

Outbound email, payments, refunds, deletions and anything touching a client record are held until a human approves. The gate list is yours to set and tighten.

A readable audit trail

Every action, attempt and block is timestamped in plain language — including the things the agent tried and was stopped from doing.

A track for regulated work

Healthcare privacy, financial confidentiality, client privilege: on Enterprise we run a hardened configuration with the agreements to match, and we'll tell you plainly what isn't covered yet.

Access you can revoke

Connections are authorized by you, scoped to what the job needs, and cut off from your own account settings the moment you want them cut off.

Your data stays yours

The work happens in your accounts — your calendar, your books, your inbox. We operate the agent; we don't take custody of your business's records.

Questions offices actually ask

Do we have to install anything or learn how to prompt?

No. The system runs on infrastructure we manage. Your team gets a chat window — in Slack, Teams, email or text — and talks to the agent the way they'd talk to a new hire. If you can send a message, you can direct it.

What happens when it gets something wrong?

Consequential actions never fire on their own — they wait for a human yes. Everything else is logged and reviewable, and the weekly ledger surfaces what happened, including the misses. When something is wrong, we retune the agent that week; that's included, not billed.

How long until it's actually doing work?

Starter offices are typically live within a few days. Pro runs a supervised two-week pilot on your real workflows before gates loosen. Enterprise gets a white-glove onboarding week and a phased rollout across locations.

Where does our data go?

The work happens inside your own accounts. Your agent runs in an environment dedicated to your business and connects through authorizations you grant and can revoke. We don't pool your data with other clients or use it to train anything.

Can it work in a regulated environment?

On the Enterprise track we run a hardened configuration and put the necessary agreements in place before any protected information is touched. Until that chain is signed, we configure the agent to work around regulated data rather than through it — and we'll say so plainly rather than paper over it.

Are we locked into a contract?

Month to month, with 10% off for an annual commitment. The renewal is meant to be earned by the ledger. If the value isn't there, the ledger will show it before we do.

Discover what AI Jedi can do for your business

Two weeks, your real workflows, a ledger at the end. If the math doesn't work, you walk — and you keep the ledger.