Hand work to AI employees that already know your business
Coet gives your business AI employees. Your team hands them jobs in the chat they already use.
What Coet is
Coet gives your business AI employees, agents that do jobs for your team, so more work gets done without adding to your headcount.
AI employees that do the work
You hand a job to an agent in chat and it does it. Start from a ready-made role, such as a recruiter or a support agent, or create your own.
They already know your business
One of the agents, the company brain, reads your messages, documents, email and calendar and answers questions about your business. Other agents can draw on what it knows, so there's nothing to train.
In the tools you have, on any AI model
Your team talks to agents in the chat they already use, with no new app to learn. Coet isn't tied to one AI company, so you're able to switch models.
AI employees you don't have to train
You ask an agent for a job in chat, it does the work and tells you when it's done. It already has your company's knowledge and its instructions, so there's nothing to teach it, and it works round the clock without adding to your headcount. Pretty much any job someone does on a computer is a candidate.
We've built these roles as templates you can start from, and you can create your own agent by describing the job in a conversation. You name them what you like, and you can call them too.
Talk to your agents wherever your team already talks
There's no new app for your team to learn. They'll message an agent one to one, or add it to a channel so the whole team can ask it, in the place they already talk to each other, which could be Slack, Microsoft Teams, WhatsApp or Olatti (the business phone system). There's also Coet's own chat in a browser, and they can call an agent and speak to it.
Call your agents and talk to them
You can call an agent and talk to it the way you'd talk to a colleague on the phone. You speak, it answers out loud, and if it needs to look something up in the company brain it does that while you wait. The call is saved as a written conversation, so you can read back what was said.
Saved as a conversation when you hang up.
From your browser
Press Call next to an agent, on a laptop or in your phone's browser.
By telephone number
Your team will be able to ring an agent on a telephone number, from any phone.
You choose which agents take calls, each one can have its own voice, and every call opens by saying it's an AI.
Ask the company brain out loud
Call it from the car park before a meeting and ask what was last agreed with the customer.
Your appointments for the day
A salesperson could call an agent that has their calendar and hear where they need to be and when.
Practise a sales pitch
You could set up an agent to play the customer, so a new starter can rehearse the pitch out loud before the real call.
Connect the systems your business runs on
Where you talk to an agent is one thing, and what it works with is another. You'll connect the systems your business already runs on, such as your email, your CRM and your accounting software, and your agents learn from them and do their work in them.
An agent only gets the accounts you give it, and a person only sees through an agent what they can already see in the system itself.
Email and documents
- Google Workspace
- Microsoft 365
- Slack
- Dropbox
CRM and sales
- HubSpot
- Salesforce
- Pipedrive
- Zoho CRM
Finance and orders
- Xero
- QuickBooks
- Shopify
- DocuSign
Customer support
- Zendesk
- Freshdesk
- Intercom
- Help Scout
Projects and code
- Asana
- ClickUp
- Linear
- GitHub
Marketing
- Mailchimp
- Meta Ads
- Google Analytics
Use something that isn't here? Tell us when you join the waitlist.
The company brain is the agent that knows your business
The company brain is one of the agents that comes with Coet. Once your tools are connected, it spends about a day reading your own messages, documents, email and calendar, and builds a memory of the business: the decisions that were made, the customers, who knows what. After that it keeps the memory up to date, and your other agents can draw on it, which is why they start work already knowing the business.
When you ask it something, the answer comes with its sources, so you can open the original message or document and check.
Coet turns your content into a searchable index of meaning (the technical name is embeddings), plus a map of how your people, customers and projects connect, which is how it finds the right answer even when you don't use the exact words.
You aren't tied to one AI company
When your email provider goes down you wait, because moving a whole company's email somewhere else is a big job. AI can be switched in a moment, but only if what you bought was built for it, and an assistant sold by an AI company runs on that company's own models.
Coet works with models from Anthropic (Claude), OpenAI, DeepSeek and Moonshot, and with open-source models you host yourself. Each agent, and each type of work, can use a different one, so a hard job goes to a top model and a simple one to a small, cheap one. If a provider has a bad day or a better model arrives, you change the setting and carry on.
| Claude | OpenAI | DeepSeek | Moonshot | Open-source | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Recruiter | |||||
| Support | |||||
| Executive assistant | |||||
| Company brain | |||||
| Developer | |||||
| SEO expert |
What an agent can see, and what waits for you
An AI employee gets the same rules as a human one. It sees what it's allowed to see and it asks before it does anything serious.
Your permissions carry through
An agent answering someone only draws on what that person is already allowed to see, so private channels and private files stay private. We test this before any real data goes in.
A person approves first
By default an agent drafts an email and a person approves it before it goes out, and software an agent builds is reviewed by a person before it goes live. Anything that sends something out or changes something serious waits for a human yes.
Your data doesn't train AI models
We don't use your company's data to train AI models. Your business has its own brain, separate from every other company's.
Outside-facing agents start with nothing
An agent that deals with people outside your company has no access to your company's knowledge unless you explicitly give it.
How it starts
We talk
Together we work out which jobs are worth handing over first.
We connect your tools
We link Coet to the apps your team already uses.
Coet learns your business
It reads your messages and documents, which takes about a day.
Your team starts delegating
They hand jobs to agents in chat, and we stay with you.
You don't need to code, understand AI or set anything up. We do the setup with you and we support you afterwards.
Built for small and medium-sized UK businesses
A lot of products promise AI agents for small businesses. Coet is built for small and medium-sized UK businesses, and that's all we focus on.
It isn't software you sign up for and work out on your own. We sit down with you, set it up, connect your tools and stay with you while your team gets used to handing work over.
The first business running on Coet is circle.cloud, the 130-person UK company owned by our founder, Axel Molist.
Questions
What can an AI employee actually do?
Pretty much any job a person does on a computer is a candidate. Today there are agents that read CVs, score them and schedule interviews, answer support questions, manage one person's email and calendar, answer questions about the company, and build and ship software such as a landing page. You can also create your own by describing the job.
Do we need technical people to use it?
No. We set Coet up with you and connect your tools, and your team talks to the agents in plain English in the chat they already use.
Which tools does it work with?
Your team will talk to agents in Slack, Microsoft Teams, WhatsApp, Olatti or Coet's own chat. The agents will connect to the systems you run on, such as Google Workspace, Microsoft 365, your CRM and your accounting software. When you join the waitlist you can tell us which ones you use.
Can we phone an agent?
Yes. You'll press Call next to an agent in your browser, on a laptop or a phone, speak, and it answers out loud. Agents will also take calls on a telephone number. Every call opens by telling you it's an AI.
Can an agent show someone something they shouldn't see?
No. An agent answering a person only draws on what that person is already allowed to see, so private channels and private files stay private. We test this before any of your real data goes in.
Can an agent send an email or change something without asking?
Not by default. An agent drafts and a person approves before an email goes out, and software an agent builds is reviewed by a person before it goes live.
Which AI does it run on, and does it train on our data?
Coet works with models from Anthropic (Claude), OpenAI, DeepSeek and Moonshot, and with open-source models you host yourself, and you can change which one is used. We don't use your data to train AI models.
Can I sign up and try it myself?
No, Coet isn't self-serve. We set it up with you, and that onboarding is a paid service. Join the waitlist and we'll get in touch.
Give your team AI employees that already know the business
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