What can an installed AI employee do beyond the public demos?
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A commercial role can be configured to work continuously on incoming tasks, use a controlled browser, research public sources, complete approved templates and documents, draft content, coordinate calendars or appointments, and operate approved tools and workflows. Capabilities are enabled only when needed; sensitive or external actions stay permission-bound and human-approved. Each public demo is intentionally narrower and does not imply that every capability is enabled there.
Is this a chatbot?
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No. A conversational interface can be part of the system, but the deliverable is a managed operational role: a defined queue, approved knowledge, selected tools, action limits, human handoff, and monitoring.
Can it work with our CRM, email, help desk, database, or internal software?
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Potentially. CodeAustral first validates supported access, permissions, data quality, rate limits, and recovery paths. An unsupported or unstable integration is narrowed, redesigned, or excluded before launch.
Do we need a new or dedicated phone number?
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No. The employee works through the business channel you choose—your existing WhatsApp or Telegram. CodeAustral does not provide or require a second number. Channel access and policy fit are validated during onboarding.
Can our team create and change workflows?
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Yes. CodeAustral configures up to three agreed initial workflows and teaches the operating method with reusable templates so your team can create, duplicate, test, and adjust its own workflows. Professional design, implementation, or integrations beyond that starting scope are quoted separately according to complexity.
Does the AI employee act without supervision?
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Only inside the permissions approved for that role. Sensitive actions can require confirmation, and unknown or conflicting situations are escalated to a named owner.
What is included in the starting price?
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Choose USD 49, USD 99, or USD 199 per month, with monthly or annual billing and no setup fee. Every plan includes the complete AI employee, approved workflows and tools, controlled browser and research capability, documents, content, calendars, human approvals, monitoring, and updates. USD 49 uses managed shared cloud; USD 99 and USD 199 use a private managed VPS and include progressively higher AI usage capacity.
How long does the first role take to launch?
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The launch plan is set after CodeAustral validates the workflow, examples, access, approval owners, and integrations. A role using reliable existing access is faster to validate than one that needs a custom connector or data cleanup.
Where is company data processed?
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The USD 49 plan uses a managed shared cloud with logical customer separation. The USD 99 and USD 199 plans use a private managed VPS. In every plan, access and data boundaries are configured around the approved role and sources.
What happens when a system or model fails?
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The operating policy defines whether the role stops, retries, requests approval, or hands the work to a named person. Failures and handoffs are logged so the workflow can be reviewed and corrected.
How do we decide whether the role is useful?
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Before launch, CodeAustral and the workflow owner define acceptance measures for the chosen queue, such as completion quality, processing time, handoff rate, error rate, or backlog reduction. The role is reviewed against those measures rather than judged as a generic AI demo.
What can I test in the functional demos?
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Each demo opens a fictional vertical workspace with role-specific navigation, synthetic records, and multi-step work. Ask the operator to investigate, prepare a draft, route an exception, or explain the evidence behind its answer.
Are the demos connected to real business systems or customer data?
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No. Public demos use synthetic records and simulated writes. Sensitive actions stop at an approval step, and nothing is sent to a real patient, client, court, grower, property lead, supplier, or field-service customer.