Sales agents that source, score, enrich, sequence, and draft responses from the account memory before a human approves outreach.
Single Brain gives each client a persistent operating memory, then uses it to coordinate managed agents across sales follow-up, content, reporting, and optimization. Your team keeps context, approvals, and weekly readbacks in one place.
Most AI tools start every task from scratch. Single Brain keeps the client memory, then turns it into managed execution inside the tools your team already uses.
One ambient agent lives in Slack or Teams. Specialist agents handle follow-up, creative, sales, SEO/AEO, analytics, paid media, and the recurring work that drives revenue.
Sales agents that source, score, enrich, sequence, and draft responses from the account memory before a human approves outreach.
Creative agents that draft, render, and queue campaign assets while keeping brand, offer, and client context in one place.
SEO and AEO agents that find content gaps, create pages, and help make your site the answer AI engines cite.
Analytics agents that track results over time, find what changed, and write the weekly revenue readback.
Paid media, social, content, calls and channel-specific agents. Each one is orchestrated by Single Brain.
Client-specific capabilities added on demand: marketplace agents, compliance readers, forecast models, or whatever the revenue motion needs.
Customers talk to one trusted ambient agent. The fleet handles work behind the scenes: routing, execution, recurring workflows, specialist revenue operations, and human approval checkpoints.
One conversation in Slack or Microsoft Teams. No dashboard to learn, no agents to babysit, just the work asked for plainly.
Strategy, synthesis, decisions, comms, memory, priorities. The one place you ask, approve, and review work.
Backend execution, workflows, crons, builds, and fixes. Translates Single Brain direction into shipped work.
Recursive execution, specialist tasks, the long tail of work that compounds when nobody has to think about it.
Week one maps the operating memory, the ambient agent, and the first three workflows. Every deployment is isolated, managed, and built around the revenue motion you need first.
Trust comes from memory boundaries, approval gates, and reliable execution. Speed matters, but risky actions still stop for a human.
Client isolation, secrets safety, access controls. SOC 2 in progress, in production not in PDFs.
Agents do not drift, leak context, expose keys, or require constant human rescue. The interface stays the same agent you trusted yesterday.
Consistent responses, completed work, clear status, and speed fast enough to trust. Done means done.
Pricing depends on the deployment, the verticals, and the integrations. We'll walk you through it on the call.
Single Brain is the complete client operating layer: one agent interface for the human, one agent fleet commander for execution, an agent fleet of worker operators, and the vertical specialists (Velo, Picasso, ClickFlow/API, Oracle, channels) that handle the actual work.
The best experience feels done-for-you. Clients shouldn't have to babysit agents, one trusted conversation on the front end, a managed fleet on the back end. The Brain agent gives you a place to ask questions, request work, approve risky actions, and get clear status without learning a tool.
Completely. Every client gets their own agent stack, tools, and data boundary. Client A's deployment never touches Client B's. SOC 2 work and Vanta trust are in production, not in slides.
Security, Stability, Reliability. It's the operating standard every layer ships against, because trust is the product surface customers remember. Speed lives under reliability: if an agent takes too long, the user experiences that as unreliable.
We focus vertical agents before combining everything. Once Velo, Picasso, ClickFlow/API, and Oracle are reliable in your deployment, custom specialists get added on demand: a marketplace agent, a compliance reader, a forecast model, or whatever the work needs.
Thirty-minute call. We map the client memory, the first ambient agent, the first three workflows, and the approval gates your revenue motion needs first.