One job, many hands
Will splits the job into parts and hands each one to a helper.
When a job is big, Will splits it into parts and hands each part to a helper: one searches Bling, another reads the emails, another answers the customers. Everything comes back to the same task, with sources, and Will stays with you.
Which orders depend on the linen from Têxtil Norte? Let each customer know.
I split it into three parts: one helper checks Bling, another reads the emails from Têxtil and another writes to the customers. I’ll let you know when it all comes together.
Meanwhile, how many orders ship today?
Fourteen, according to Bling. The labels are already in Melhor Envio.
The helpers are done. Two orders depend on the linen: #1842, Ana Paula R.’s, and #1851. Both customers already know the new date, via WhatsApp.
Example · fictional company and data
Will splits the job into parts and hands each one to a helper.
Whatever each helper finds or does comes back to the same task, with sources.
While the helpers work, you keep talking to Will about something else.
Every helper follows your company’s rules, just like Will, and reports back in the same task.
Will is one thing. This part leads you to these others.
Work that’s big or repetitive: checking 200 orders, telling every customer about a delay, pulling together a supplier’s history. Will splits it up, and each helper does its part.
They’re parts of Will itself, each one built for a job. To bring your own agents, like Muse or Grok, see AI tools and agents.
Yes, under the same rules as Will. You decide what Will does on its own and what it brings to you. Payments and anything you mark as sensitive always go through you, and everything gets a receipt.
Plans tailored to your company. Tell us what takes up most of your team’s day, and Will starts there.