Describe it in plain words. The assistant drafts the apps and the workflow, tries them on sample data, and the work starts moving.
You describe it
Amazity drafts it
It runs
Describe how your business runs. Amazity builds the apps, runs the workflows and puts agents on the routine, and brings every decision that matters to you.
See what it doesWorks with the tools you already use, and anything with an API.
You describe it
Amazity drafts it
It runs
Write off INV-2198 for £1,240? The client is insolvent.
Brief the assistant the way you'd brief a new hire: who asks, who approves, what happens when.
It builds a draft, tries it on sample data, and shows you every change line by line.
One click makes it real for your team. The release before it is kept whole.
Requests come in, tasks wait for the right person, and agents take the routine steps.
Five people, eleven spreadsheets and a shared inbox. Put the processes you run every week in one place, with the right person approving the right thing.
People ops, finance ops, revenue ops and IT. Build the internal tools engineering never gets to, with access per role and per record.
The first hire, the first fifty customers, the first audit. Stand up the operations a growing company needs, and change them as fast as it changes.
Your own tools without running a stack. What the assistant builds is readable source you can edit, version and roll back; hosting and sign-in are handled.
Amazity isn't accounting, payroll or a CRM in a box. It connects to the tools you keep and runs the work between them.
Every change lands in a draft you can try with sample data before anyone relies on it.
Each kind of record needs an access rule before it can exist. No "everyone sees everything".
Each change, agent step and release says who, when, and under which version of your rules.
Publishing keeps the last release whole, so a change that didn't work is a step back.