Most firms don't need convincing that AI could take on some of their work. The harder question is which work, and how to hand it over safely. The answer starts with jobs you can name: the inbox someone sorts every morning, the meeting note written up days later, the report assembled the same way every month.
There are two kinds of agent. Agents you talk to help people find and draft things, and Microsoft's own Copilot now does a lot of that out of the box. Agents that run start on their own when something happens, do the checking, drafting and filing, then stop for one of your team to approve. That's what we build.
We started with accountancy, where the same admin comes up in every practice, and the pattern carries across professional services. If you run an accountancy firm, the accountancy page covers six agents built for practices.
Run an accountancy firm? The accountancy page has the detail: six accountancy agents, what starts each one and where your team approves.