Choose one piece of work your team knows well. Connect your agent to the tools it needs, and measure what changes.
Scoped by agreement. Guided integration, forward-deployed engineers, weekly reviews, and agreed success criteria.
Figures from regulators and research. See these goals in the news →
of recalled units get fixed
CPSC via JAMSof doctor listings are wrong
CMSa year left unrecovered by insurers
of US B2B credit sales overdue
held by US states, unclaimed
Start with a defined task.
Agree what good looks like before we build.
From a target market to meetings on your calendar.
Find companies and local businesses, verify the right contacts, and reach them by LinkedIn, email, and phone.
From a parts list to a buyer-reviewed quote comparison.
Request quotes by phone and email, compare terms, and route the decision to your buyer. Purchasing-system connections are scoped with your team.
From overdue invoices to dates you can plan around.
Follow up on overdue business invoices by email, phone, and mailed letter, and log every commitment.
From daily solicitations to a shortlist worth bidding.
Watch new government solicitations, match them to your capabilities, research the agency, and draft the response outline.
From each team wiring its own vendors to one paved path.
Add email, calls, browsing, and purchasing to your internal platform once, so any team's agent can act through the same path.
Real operating problems, concrete solutions.
The work, the decisions and the tools to deliver it.
A paid engagement, scoped by agreement. We include guided integration, forward-deployed engineers, weekly reviews, and agreed success criteria.
Continue under a scoped contract covering usage and support, with commitments agreed around your workflow.
Organization roles, agent permissions, approval gates, audit policies, SSO, private deployment, invoicing, and negotiated service levels require separate scoping and delivery. Tell us what your team needs when we discuss your pilot.
OneShot has completed its SOC 2 Type II audit. OneShot is GDPR compliant. Subprocessors, security controls and report requests are on our Trust Center; how OneShot handles attacks on agents is on our security page. Why the controls sit outside the model is in our thesis.
