Payroll
Turns floor counts and hours into clean, compliant pay runs. Catches the exceptions before they reach a form.
We build field-grade software for business: a team of role-specific AI agents, wired to the tools you already run, reporting into a single command dashboard. The system executes the work. You stay in command.
Built on Claude
The units on your board run on Anthropic's Claude models — the same engine the system itself is built with.
The CIS is one platform of role-specific AI agents, wired to the tools you already run, reporting into a single command dashboard, and built around your workflow rather than a template you have to bend to fit. Nothing decorative. Everything load-bearing.
Every agent owns one job. The intelligence layer reasons over your data, the system executes the work, and a human approves anything that moves money or leaves the building.
Accounting, payroll, logistics, spreadsheets, email and messaging. Nothing gets ripped out.
Secure, authenticated links that let the system read and write to your existing tools, both directions.
Agents reason over your data inside your own environment. Each owns exactly one job on the operation.
One live view of the floor, the docs, the money, and every action awaiting your approval.
No mystery, no vaporware. A CIS is built in five stages, on your ground, in the open. You see each one land before the next begins.
We study how your operation actually moves, tool by tool, stage by stage, before we write a single line.
Secure, authenticated links into the tools you already run: QuickBooks, payroll, freight forwarder, email. Nothing gets ripped out.
Role-specific units get built, each owning exactly one job on your operation, wired to those connectors.
One board, one live view. A human approves anything that moves money or leaves the building.
The CIS runs the repetitive work, flags what needs a human, and reports plainly. You stay in command.
Step one is a recon. No cost, no obligation.
Start with a recon →Every CIS reports into a single board. Each agent owns one job and reports its own status there, and anything that moves money or leaves the building holds for your command. Here is what sits on it, and what it carries once it is shaped to your operation.
Every role agent you run and the single job it owns. Each one reports its own state on the board: running, cleared, or holding for you.
The systems the board reads and writes: accounting, payroll, dispatch, email, whatever you already run. Nothing gets ripped out to make room for it.
Anything that moves money or leaves the building stops here for a human. Approve it or hold it. Nothing in that class fires on its own.
A running log of every action taken and every decision made, and a plain morning brief: what moved, what needs you, what is at risk.
Units on the board
Wired into
Reported on the board
A CIS is not a vertical product. It is the same board of role-specific agents, shaped to how your operation actually moves. If it has a workflow, a CIS can be built to run it.
Built for your trade
Every industry gets its own board.
The seven above are broad. Open Industries in the menu and you will find one built for your exact operation — its own agents, its own queue, its own reporting — alongside the workflows and services a CIS would run there. Thirty-one of them, from HVAC and roofing to tax firms, dental practices and freight.
A convoy advances as one unit because every element knows its lane. Your CIS is the same: discrete agents, each responsible for a single function, coordinated from one dashboard.
Turns floor counts and hours into clean, compliant pay runs. Catches the exceptions before they reach a form.
Enters bale and shipment data once, then fills every downstream form and export doc from a single source of truth.
Tracks receivables across every customer, ages them automatically, and drafts the follow-up for a human to send.
Turns raw counts into a live picture of throughput, grade mix, and margin. No one has to tally it by hand.
Tracks inbound shipments and orders from first contact to arrival, so nothing sits unowned in a phone thread.
Reports the state of the operation plainly, every morning: what moved, what needs a decision, what is at risk.
Every operation we have studied loses time in the same four places. A CIS is designed to remove each of them, and the recon tells you which ones are actually costing you.
One fact captured on paper, then re-keyed into the order, the invoice and every document downstream. Each retype is a chance to be wrong.
Captured once, at the sourceThe number that decides today's decision is assembled by hand, so it arrives a week late or not at all, and nobody trusts it when it does.
Current, without a rebuildMoney owed, documents outstanding, renewals due. All of it worked when somebody has a spare afternoon, which is never the afternoon it mattered.
Chased on a schedule, not a whimThe schedule, the pricing and the exceptions live in somebody's head. The business cannot grow past them and cannot survive them leaving.
Written down and runningRole-specific agents doing the work, reporting into a single board, with a human always making the call that matters.
How a CIS is builtPatterns, not client figures. We do not publish another company's operational numbers.
Every CIS ships with the agents your operation needs on day one. These are the standing units you can bolt on afterwards — each one installs onto a dashboard you already run, starts working the moment it is connected, and bills monthly. Add the one that hurts most, add the next when it earns its place. Every unit below is coming soon. None of them has shipped yet, and we will not pretend otherwise.
The foundation and command dashboard, plus the workflows your operation actually runs on. Built to your process, deployed in your environment, owned by you.
Quoted per operation after the recon
Request a Recon →A standing security and uptime unit. It watches every automation in your CIS, catches a failure before it reaches your floor, and locks an account down on an owner-set threshold rather than waiting for someone to notice.
Subscription pricing to be set
Ask about Watchdog →Executive-level agents that read across your whole CIS rather than owning one task. Ask what the numbers mean, where margin is leaking, what next month looks like, and get an answer grounded in your own data instead of a general model's guess.
Subscription pricing to be set
Join the list →Single-job agents you can add to a running CIS one at a time: documents, collections, intake, scheduling, payroll, daily brief. Deploy the one that hurts most, add the next when it earns its place.
Subscription pricing to be set
Join the list →One inbox for every channel a customer can reach you on: phone, form, email, text, marketplace and portal. Captured, classified, routed and drafted, with a human sending anything that matters.
Subscription pricing to be set
Join the list →Receivables, payables and cash position tracked continuously rather than at month end. Ageing surfaced, follow-up drafted, and the number you actually run the business on kept current.
Subscription pricing to be set
Join the list →Document generation and chasing as a standing unit. Requests issued, arrivals tracked, reminders sent until the file is complete, and every downstream form built from one record instead of retyped.
Subscription pricing to be set
Join the list →The crew-facing half of a CIS. Job details out, notes and photos back, captured at the source so the office is not re-entering what the field already wrote down.
Subscription pricing to be set
Join the list →Audit and compliance prep as a standing unit. Evidence is collected against each requirement as the work happens rather than reconstructed the week before, exceptions are raised while there is still time to fix them, and the file an auditor asks for is already built when they ask for it.
Subscription pricing to be set
Join the list →Units need a board to run on.
Each of these installs onto a CIS. If you do not have one yet, the recon is where it starts — we map your operation, tell you which units would actually earn their place, and quote the build that carries them. If you already have a board, tell us which unit you want first and we will put you at the front of the line.
A CIS integrates, it does not replace. We wire into the systems your operation already runs on, using credentials you hold and can revoke, read-only wherever reading is all the job needs. If a system has an API we can connect it, and if it does not, a spreadsheet or a regular export is still workable. The recon tells you which yours is.
We map the systems you actually run and where the data really lives, before anyone writes a line. Some of what you use has a clean API; some of it is a spreadsheet on a shared drive. Both are workable, and the recon says which is which.
We build the connection into your CIS and deploy it in your environment, with credentials you hold and can revoke. Read-only where reading is all the job needs.
The data lands in one dashboard, agents act on it, and every action is attributable. You approve what matters and the system runs the rest.
Accounting & Finance
CRM & Sales
Operations & Field
Commerce & Inventory
Communication
Documents & Signature
Data & Workspace
Scheduling & Marketing
Practice & Clinical
Developer & Infrastructure
115 systems listed · not exhaustive · anything with a REST API or a regular export can be wired in. Ask about yours →
Off-the-shelf software hands you a template and tells you to bend your operation to fit. We do the opposite. We study how your operation actually moves before we write a single line.
Every workflow, every hand-off, every place work gets re-typed or falls through a phone thread. We map the real thing. Then we build to it, stage by stage. This is not a template.
We walk your operation tool by tool, stage by stage, and learn how the work really moves. No assumptions.
We draw the true flow of your operation and mark every point where a role-specific agent earns its place.
We build agents around how you already work, not around a product you have to contort your operation to fit.
The system runs in your environment and reports to one dashboard. You stay in command, and you own it.
A disciplined march, phase by phase. You see the plan before we build, the system runs in your environment, and you own it at the end. Every deployment is bespoke to the operation. This is not a template.
We map your real workflow, tool by tool, stage by stage. No assumptions, no boilerplate.
You see exactly what we will build and how it connects before a single line ships.
Single-tenant, in your own cloud. Agents come online one job at a time, verified as they land.
You run the operation from one dashboard. The system is yours to own and to grow.
The CIS runs on your infrastructure and your accounts, in your control. Not our servers.
Your system, your data, your keys. Convoy sets it up. You own it, and you can remove our access.
The CIS executes and flags. A person approves anything that moves money or leaves the building. It never runs the operation unsupervised.
Connectors sit on top of the tools you already run. Additive, not a rip-and-replace.
We study your real operation before writing a single line. Tell us how you move, and we will map where a CIS earns its place.
No cost. No obligation. We will tell you if a CIS does not earn its place.
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