Your first AI agent, shipped in two weeks
We run a discovery workshop to map where AI can help across your teams, then build the highest-value agent and embed it right inside Microsoft Teams or Slack. You finish the fortnight with a working teammate, not a slide deck.
Most AI projects stall at the slide deck
The usual engagement spends weeks producing a strategy document, then quotes you again to build it. We compress discovery and delivery into one fortnight, embedded in your business.
The usual AI engagement
- Weeks of workshops that end in a PowerPoint
- A roadmap you need another vendor to build
- Generic use cases lifted from someone else's industry
- Big fixed scope, signed before anyone has shipped anything
- Nothing running when the invoice arrives
A First Agent Sprint
- A workshop maps where AI helps, team by team
- We pick the highest-value agent and build it live
- It embeds right inside Microsoft Teams or Slack
- Fixed fee, fixed fortnight, a working agent at the end
- You keep the agent, the runbook, and a cross-team map
Three moves, one fortnight
01 / Workshop
Run the discovery workshop
We run a workshop across your teams to map where AI can help, from marketing to sales to ops. By day three you have a ranked opportunity map and an agreed first build.
02 / Build
Build and embed
We build the chosen agent and embed it in Microsoft Teams or Slack, wired into the tools you already use. You see progress daily, not at a big reveal at the end.
03 / Ship
Ship and hand over
The agent goes live in your chat doing real work. You get a plain-English runbook, the cross-team opportunity map, and a clear path to add more.
You walk away with a working agent
Every sprint ends with something running, not a document about something that might run.
One live agent
A working agent on day fourteen, reachable right inside Teams or Slack, doing a real job your team does today. Not a prototype, not a demo.
A cross-team opportunity map
Every automation the workshop surfaced, grouped by team and scored by value and effort, so you know exactly where the next dollar goes.
A plain-English runbook
How the agent works, what it touches, and how to supervise it. Written for your team, not for engineers.
A path to managed
If you want us to keep running and extending the agent, we move straight into a managed subscription. No re-scoping, no second sales cycle.
We run our own company on this
Noice operates on the same agent stack we deploy for you. We are not learning on your time.
Australian data residency
Agents run on infrastructure in Sydney. Your data stays in-region, which matters for health, government, and regulated work.
Human in the loop
Agents draft, route, and prepare. A person approves anything that sends, publishes, or spends. You decide what the agent can touch.
Lives in your chat
Your team talks to the agent in Microsoft Teams or Slack, the same place they already work. No new portal, no new login, no change in habits.
Proven in production
The same approach already runs daily digests, reporting, intake, and CRM hygiene across our own work. Mature patterns, not science projects.
Every team has a first agent
The workshop looks across your whole business, not one department. These are the kinds of agents we build, grouped by who they help.
Marketing
- Update and publish pages in your CMS
- Generate on-brand images
- Draft and schedule social posts
- Turn long-form into campaign assets
Sales
- Update the CRM after every call
- Draft follow-ups and next steps
- Flag deals that have gone quiet
- Prep account briefs before meetings
Operations
- Post a daily operations digest
- Intake and triage incoming requests
- Turn meetings into tracked actions
- Chase approvals and follow-ups
Customer support
- Draft first replies from your knowledge base
- Triage and route tickets
- Surface recurring issues and themes
Finance
- Daily cash and receivables summary
- Flag overdue invoices
- Prepare recurring board and status reports
Everyone
- Answer questions from your own docs and SOPs, with sources
- A daily briefing waiting in chat
- Reachable in Teams or Slack like a teammate
One fortnight, one fixed fee
We scope to a single, well-chosen agent so the price and timeline are predictable. Sized to fit streamlined government procurement, with a clean path to a managed subscription.
The sprint
- Two weeks, one fixed fee
- One engineer embedded with your team
- One agent built live into your stack
- Ranked backlog and a plain-English runbook
Then, managed (optional)
- We keep the agent running and supervised
- We work down your backlog, next agent first
- Month to month, no second sales cycle
- Australian data residency, human in the loop
Starts the day the sprint ends
Frequently asked questions
01
What exactly do we get at the end?
One AI agent, live in your environment, doing a real job your team does today. Plus a written runbook and a ranked list of the next automations worth building.
02
Two weeks sounds fast. How is that possible?
We build on a mature agent platform we run our own business on, so we are configuring and integrating proven patterns rather than starting from scratch. Discovery and build happen in parallel, embedded with your team.
03
Where does the agent run, and is our data safe?
Agents run on Australian infrastructure in Sydney, so your data stays in-region. A human approves anything that sends, publishes, or spends. You control exactly what the agent can access.
04
What if you do not find anything worth building?
In discovery we rank candidates by value and effort. If nothing clears the bar, we tell you straight and you keep the discovery findings. That is rare; most teams have several obvious wins.
05
Do we need technical people on our side?
No. We handle the build. You provide access to the relevant tools and a few hours of your team to explain how the work actually happens.
06
What happens after the sprint?
You own the agent. If you want us to keep it running and add the next ones, we move into a managed subscription with no second sales cycle. If not, you keep what we shipped.
07
Is this only for big companies?
No. The sprint is sized for small and mid-size teams, and the fixed fee fits streamlined government procurement. The smaller the team, the more a single good agent tends to matter.
08
Which tools can the agent work with?
Your team talks to it in Microsoft Teams or Slack. Behind that it connects to Microsoft 365, common CRMs, your CMS, ticketing, accounting, and most things with an API. If your team uses it daily, the agent can usually reach it.