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Sunday evening without admin: the dull work off your hands

What do you get back when an AI employee takes on your recurring work? An honest look at time, peace of mind and what you keep in your own hands.

Your workday only ends when the admin is done. It doesn't have to.

Three moments when work gets stuck: a quote, a pile of receipts and a full inbox. What an AI employee takes over and what you keep.

What is an hour of your time worth? Calculate the payback time of a role

Divide a role's monthly price by your hourly rate. That tells you, per industry, after how many hours an AI employee has paid for itself.

Ready-made AI employees: choose a role, not a building project

No AI system to build yourself: choose a ready-made role with a fixed monthly price, review the test run and approve it yourself.

A client asks how things are going: who writes the status update?

Every week the same question from clients: how is it going? Here is how a Planner takes over writing the status update, and you approve the result.

Try Stilops without an account: a walkthrough of the demo

Try Stilops in your own demo, with no account or payment details. Step by step, from your first request to a test run and your approval.

Onboarding a new employee: who makes sure everything is ready?

An agent prepares the onboarding checklist and welcome email for your new employee. In the test run you see the result before anything goes out the door.

Node.js vulnerability: what to do now

A flaw in Node.js made it possible to run code remotely. What it means for your own apps and servers, what to do now and what Stilops did.

Receipts and invoices: where does the work pile up?

Why receipts sit untouched until the month is over, and what changes when an agent categorises them right away.

This is Stilops: AI employees per task, no IT department needed?

What Stilops is, who it is for and how every task runs: proposal, test run, approval. A short introduction to the company.

Critical PHP vulnerabilities: what to do today

CERT-EU warns of two critical PHP vulnerabilities. What it means for your website or web shop, what to do today, and why Stilops is not affected.

Answering customer email: who writes the reply while you're busy?

An agent drafts the reply to customer email; in the test run you see what would be sent and approve that outcome before anything goes out.

Scheduling an intake: who arranges the appointment after the first request?

Scheduling an intake takes a handful of emails per request. Here is how an agent takes over the back-and-forth, and you see in advance what would be sent.

Sending payment reminders: who watches the deadline when you don't?

An agent drafts the reminder; you approve the outcome before anything is sent.

Who follows up your quotes when you don't have the time?

An agent prepares your quote follow-ups; you approve the result before anything is sent.

Preparing your VAT return: who does the work before the deadline?

An agent proposes the VAT return; you review the outcome before anything is submitted.

Categorising invoices: what the Accounting Support agent does for you

The same pile arrives every month: invoices that need to be sorted, categorised and prepared for the bookkeeping.

What you approve is what runs

Almost every AI agent promises human approval. Far fewer can prove that exactly that is what runs afterwards. On the gap between showing and executing.

Hiring an agent: what you do with it and what it delivers

What a Stilops agent does for you, and why you approve an outcome in a test run, never just an intention.

Stilops is now open

From today, registration at Stilops is open. Proposal, test run, approval: the mechanism behind every action a Stilops agent carries out for you.

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