Routine eats the day
Copying, checking, summarizing and reminders repeat every day.
AI that moves from words to actions
Claw Assist integrates your channels, knowledge and work systems — and performs tasks according to clear rules.
Reality of growth
Copying, checking, summarizing and reminders repeat every day.
Email, messengers, CRM, files and tables don't work as a single unit.
Context is lost between people, chats and changing priorities.
The team explains processes again and reproduces already done work.
Each new work flow immediately means new hiring and coordination.
One working context
Understands intent, rules and history
How It Works
Each level has a clear role. Components can be connected gradually — from one scenario to a full working loop.
Receives requests, manages access, and routes the work.
Persistent Context
Not just a chat history, but a structured working context that can be reviewed and updated.
Events, decisions, progress, and open questions.
Priorities, communication format, and consistent preferences.
Key facts, agreements, and business context.
Execution Level
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From one-time action to standard
Correct steps, checks, and limitations are preserved as a procedure. The team receives a stable approach, not a new improvisation each time.
Work by schedule
Priorities, meetings, risks, and important incoming.
New requests, status changes, critical signals.
What is completed, what is pending, what to carry over to tomorrow.
Brief summary of decisions, knowledge, and repeated patterns.
No extra notifications. Only truly critical signals according to your rules.
Connecting to your stack
We start with systems already used by the team. New connections are added only when they are needed for the process.
Security by design
Where to Start
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Daily Summaries, Status Control, Meeting Preparation, Open Item Handover Between Shifts.
First Scenario: Morning Operational DigestCall Preparation, CRM Updates, Follow-up, Short Funnel Reports, and Reminders.
First Scenario: Manager Preparation for a MeetingKnowledge Base Search, Inquiry Classification, Response Drafts, and Handover of Complex Cases.
First Scenario: First-Line AssistantTemplate creation, version consolidation, key facts removal, and structured archive support.
First scenario: typical document collectionSignal monitoring, task triage, service status check, and documentation of standard procedures.
First scenario: morning health-checkTopic research, content plans, material adaptation for channels, and audience reaction consolidation.
First scenario: weekly content packageScenario Economics
The calculator shows a mathematical scenario, not a promise of results. Actual impact is verified during the pilot.
Next Step
In 30 minutes we'll outline the repetitive work, data sources, and success criteria. Then — a short pilot with a focused scope.