AI Assistants 路 Agents 路 Tool Use 路 RAG

Assistants that get work done.

Let employees start with the jobs they already understand. Describe the task in plain English, connect only the knowledge and tools it needs, control what it may do, and test the result before anyone else relies on it.

Permissions 路 Human-in-the-loop 路 Slack & Teams 路 Embedded chat

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Not just another chat window

Use cases start where people experience friction: for your team in Slack, for your customers on WhatsApp, or embedded directly inside the ERP software you run every day.

Where your team already talks

Employees ask questions and hand off tasks right inside Slack, Microsoft Teams, or Google Chat, without opening a new app.

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Where your customers reach out

Customers get help on WhatsApp, Telegram, or Discord, or through a chat widget embedded directly on your website, with no code required.

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Embedded in the software you run

Live right inside your ERP or CRM via Odoo, ERPNext, or any system with an API or webhook, helping whoever manages orders, stock, or procurement directly where they work.

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  • Any internal system
Lead Qualification

LeadGen Assistant

Scrapes company data, qualifies prospects against your ICP, and drafts personalized outreach.

LinkedIn integration
CRM sync
Tier-1 Support

Support Assistant

Resolves tier 1 tickets, routes complex issues, and maintains a polite, helpful tone 24/7.

Zendesk / Intercom
Sentiment analysis
Database Analysis

Data Analyst

Queries databases via natural language, generates charts, and spots trends in your metrics.

SQL generation
PDF report export
How it works

Three steps to a working assistant

You describe the job, Taibles handles the machinery. Most people have something useful running before their coffee goes cold.

  1. 1Identity

    Say who it is and what it should do

    Give it a name, a job, and the way you want it to speak. Write it like briefing a new colleague, with no prompt engineering and no configuration files.

    Its name and the job it owns
    The tone it should strike
    The things it must never do
  2. 2Knowledge, tools & permissions

    Equip it for the job

    Choose the company knowledge it may use and the exact tool actions required for the task. It only gets what it needs.

    Knowledge
    Company handbook
    Policies and how-tos
    Product specs
    Current release details
    Support history
    Past resolutions
    Tools
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    Slack
    Send messages
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    HubSpot
    CRM records
    Connect
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    Gmail
    Email actions
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    Google Sheets
    Spreadsheet rows
    Enabled
  3. 3Try & launch

    Test it before anyone else meets it

    Test it in a private chat and correct what it gets wrong. When it holds up, put it to work on a schedule, inside Slack or WhatsApp, or embedded in your app. When the same successful task keeps coming back, turn it into an automation.

    Try it in a private chatReady
    Put it in Slack, Teams, or WhatsAppOne click
    Embed it in your website or your own appSupported