Your business already runs on a pile of programs. Your assistant works inside all of them.
Email, calendar, the books, the phone line, the booking system, the spreadsheet only you understand. David hooks your assistant up to what you already use. Nothing new to install. Nothing to learn.
things it can do across them: send, book, file, chase, update, report.
things for you to set up. David connects your stack for you.
new apps for you to learn. It works inside what you already use.
Look yours up.
Search the full list. If your program's here, your assistant can work inside it. If it's not, keep scrolling: it can probably still connect. One rule everywhere: it can read and prepare things in your money programs, but moving money always waits for your OK.
It can still connect.
The catalog is the easy part. The real point is that your assistant isn't limited to it.
Any program with an API
If your system has a key, your assistant can work inside it. David wires it up. You never see the plumbing.
Any MCP server
The new standard for hooking AI to software. If your tool speaks it, your assistant is already fluent.
Your own stuff
The spreadsheet, the dashboard, the one system only your industry uses. If it's online, it's reachable.
One hire. Every program.
Tell David what your business runs on. He'll tell you straight what your assistant can take over, and what it can't.
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