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How they onboard
Show, don't tell.
Real teammates don't need a 40-page prompt. Get on a Zoom, share your screen, walk through the workflow once. They watch, ask when something's ambiguous, and pick up from there.
AI hires, not AI tools
AI teammates thatpick up the phone
Hire them the way you'd hire a person. Hop on a call, share your screen, walk them through the work — let them get on with it.
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@unity can you pull this week's MRR from Stripe + new opps from HubSpot, draft a Notion summary?
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stripeMRR $84,210 +4.2%
hubspot18 new opps · 3 stalled
notionweekly-review · draft ready
How they work
One conversation, every app.
Stripe, HubSpot, Linear, GitHub, Notion, Gmail — and roughly three thousand others. Mention them anywhere you'd mention a colleague and they'll pull, edit, draft, and ship across the whole stack in one go.
- Investor digestMon 9am · #investors
- Bug reports route toGitHub, not Linear
- Forecast windowLast 90 days
- CC marcus@on releases > $50k
- External voiceMarcus's, not corporate
learned across 14 days
How they get better
Memory, not history.
Corrections stick. Preferences are remembered. By month two, you stop telling them which numbers, which tone, who reads it — they already know.
01Connecting your stack
Your tools, finally connected.
Apps live in silos until something joins them up. Run workflows long enough and the joins start to assemble themselves — a shared layer that every future teammate plugs into. No upfront migration. No data team required.
02From signup to working teammate
From signup to working teammate in an afternoon.
No procurement detour. No 12-week rollout. The person on every demo is someone who can actually get you onboarded in real time.
Stripeconnected
HubSpotconnected
Linearconnected
Notionconnected
SlackconnectedSign up, connect the tools you already use — Stripe, HubSpot, Linear, Notion, Gmail, your CRM, your stack. About two minutes, no IT ticket.
- M“…so on Mondays we pull MRR from Stripe and a deal count from HubSpot…”UGot it. Same channel each week?M“Yeah, #core-ops.”
Open a call. Walk them through the workflow that's been parked on your Sunday todo list. They watch your screen, take their own notes, and ask where it's ambiguous.
- weekly-review.pdfMRR digestHubSpot · 18 recordsnext run · Mon 9am
Done. They run it from here — on a schedule, on demand, both. Adjust by message when something needs to change. Pause and redirect mid-task if you change your mind.
03Their own machine
They have their own computer.
Each teammate runs their own workstation — their own browser, their own files, their own inbox and calendar. They draft from their own accounts, keep their own notes, attend their own meetings. The call is one thing they do. The rest happens while you're not watching.
GmailNotion · onboardingHubSpotStripe
Calendlyonboarding-runbook.md ·
## Welcome flow
Send
welcome.pdf via DM.Book intro call via Calendly.
Post completion in #signups.
Add link to
draftingsetup-call confirmation · to alex@ · attaching plan
Their own browser sessions
Logged in as themselves. Their cookies, their tabs, their history. Not a screen-scraper pretending to be a person.
A real workspace, real files
Read, write, organise. Drafts persist. Notes survive the conversation. Files live on disk, named the way a person would name them.
Their own inbox and calendar
Send, reply, schedule, follow up — from their own accounts, not yours. CC them like you'd CC anyone else on the team.
Voice, video, screen-share
Browser, phone, Zoom, Meet, Teams. The call is when they ask the questions a person would — and yes, we built it first.
Not a chatbot you query. A colleague with their own machine, who happens to never log off.
04Use cases by team
Pick the work that's been eating your week. There's a teammate for it.
Four common roles, dozens of named workflows. Walk in with one — we'll have a teammate running it by the end of the call.
Founders & CEOs
The investor update, the pipeline review, the board pack — the work that fills your Sundays.
Live business pulse, recurring investor updates, internal tools shipped without a sprint plan.
- Daily Slack digest of MRR, ad spend, pipeline.
- Monthly investor update drafted from your stack.
- Internal dashboards built and deployed on demand.
Common stack
Marketing & Growth
Ad accounts, SEO content, weekly recap. Caught up by Friday.
Cross-channel ad audits with budget recommendations, content engine, ICP lead lists run end-to-end.
- Spend, ROAS, CAC pulled across Meta and Google.
- SEO posts and launch copy drafted and published.
- Lead lists sourced, enriched, sequenced — hands-free.
Common stack
Engineering
Bug triage, real PRs, internal admin tools. Without burning your sprint.
Triage queues cleared every morning, real commits on feature branches, deployed admin tools — without added backlog.
- Linear / Jira tickets opened from support reports.
- Pull requests with tests and release notes.
- Full-stack admin tools shipped with auth.
Common stack
Operations & Finance
Vendor chasing, invoice matching, recurring reports. Off your plate.
Monthly board pack assembled across the stack, invoices reconciled, operating model refreshed against live data.
- Board pack drafted on the 5th, every month.
- Invoices matched against contracts, anomalies flagged.
- Operating model refreshed weekly against actuals.
Common stack
05FAQ
Questions before you try it.
Anything else? Hop on a 15-minute call — quickest way to get a straight answer.
How is this different from ChatGPT or Claude?
Frontier chat models generate text. Unify teammates execute. They join calls, query your apps, draft the artefacts, open the PRs, send the emails. You don't copy-paste outputs — they ship the deliverable.
What does a Unify teammate actually look like in our stack?
Same surfaces your team already uses — Slack, Teams, email, SMS, Zoom, Meet. Plus their own browser, calendar, files, and scoped access to whichever apps you've connected. Each teammate has a clear job description and reports into whoever signed off on hiring them.
Voice and video — really?
Really. Call them from the browser or give them a phone number. They join Zoom / Meet / Teams calls, listen, ask questions, take action. The fastest way to onboard one is the way you'd onboard a person — on a call, with screen-share.
How many apps does it connect to?
Around three thousand at last count — HubSpot, Salesforce, Stripe, Linear, Jira, GitHub, Notion, Figma, Google Workspace, Microsoft 365, Slack, Teams, Mixpanel, PostHog, Snowflake, plus the long tail. Custom integrations get built on demand if your tool isn't covered.
Try it
Pick the workflow that's been eating your week.
Free credits to start. No card. No sales call. You'll have a teammate running real work by end of day.
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