replace disconnected spreadsheets, manual scheduling, and bolt-on ai chatbots with one type-safe command center โ plus an ai agent that actually gets work done. plain language in, a validated action out. run operations on proof, not hallucinated guesses.
not a chatbot that just answers questions โ an agent that takes action. tell it what you need in plain language and it creates sites, assigns talent, and builds schedules for you. every request is still parsed into a strict, typed schema and checked against your permissions first; anything that changes data is held for one-tap confirmation. no raw prompts, no guesswork. it's the same agent that threads through every hub below โ talent, scheduling, sites, time hub, and fleet.
illustrative walkthrough — every step shown here runs in the live product, styled exactly like the real assistant, floating right where it actually sits. four real requests: who's on the clock, what's expiring, adding a hire, approving timesheets.
try your ai agent in the live demorocteams isn't five apps stitched together. it's a single relational record โ onboard someone in talent and that one fact quietly reconfigures scheduling eligibility, site rules, timesheets, and fleet assignment behind it. click a hub below to see it โ real screens, real ai prompts, nothing staged.
grant access once and it propagates everywhere. let a certification lapse and shift eligibility locks itself before the gap ever reaches a job site.
the dispatch board checks pending time-off and expired documents before a slot is ever assigned โ not after, in a report nobody reads.
assign the shift and the site's own break policy and bill rate apply automatically. no second spreadsheet to keep in sync.
gps- and photo-verified punches turn into an audit-ready timesheet โ with rest-break and overtime-threshold enforcement built in, not bolted on. the moment a schedule goes live, every worker on it is notified in the app.
a driver logs mileage at clock-out, the vehicle's own service odometer updates itself โ and nudges the driver before maintenance becomes a breakdown.
nothing here is a mockup of a future release. every screen above mirrors the real product and every ai prompt uses the assistant's actual vocabulary โ the onboarding-to-eligibility lock, the site rule enforcement, the geofenced timesheet, and the mileage-to-maintenance loop are all live in the current build. (fleet has no ai action of its own yet, so its card is a real screen only, no prompt.)
jump between hubs and fire off a quick action with ⌘k at your desk. take the same assistant with you on a manager's phone. a field employee's phone stays focused on exactly one job โ clocking in, fast.
on the desktop โ sites, talent hub, time hub, and a ⌘k quick action
illustrative walkthrough, not a concept โ and the split is real: the assistant follows actual permissions, so what a manager can ask it to do and what a field employee sees are genuinely different, not just a marketing distinction.
try it in the live demo →most operations teams run one tool for payroll/hr and a separate one for scheduling and time-tracking โ two base fees, two per-seat rates, for the exact same 100 employees.
then just $1.50 per additional seat. ai agent credits renew every month. no setup fees, no tiers, no seat penalties.