Most small companies don’t need another dashboard. They need the inbox answered, the paperwork finished and the books closed on time. Padoflow’s agents do that work inside the mail, files and ERP you already have.
Reads incoming mail, drafts replies in your tone, files what’s done.
Every run starts by counting what’s new. If nothing is, it stops there and the model isn’t called. New mail is read together with its thread, the new text is separated from the quoted history, and the original is kept exactly as it arrived.
Then comes one decision: reply needed, no reply needed, or not sure. Replies are drafted from a short style guide you can edit and saved to your Drafts folder. Padoflow never sends mail. When your reply shows up in Sent, the original moves to Done, and mail that needs no reply is filed a day after it has been read.
Turns meeting notes, requests and spreadsheets into finished reports and forms.
Most reports are last month’s report with new facts. So the agent starts from your last version, not from a blank page. It keeps the layout, the title and the timeline, and rewrites only the parts that changed.
Numbers come from one place. A figure from the books is read from the close results, not worked out a second time. Every line keeps a pointer to where it came from: a meeting note, a mail thread, a row in a spreadsheet.
| Work | This week |
|---|---|
| Supplier set-up | Three of five new suppliers are set up in the ERP. The last two are due 16 October.1 |
| September close | Closed 6 October. Cost postings stayed open two days longer than the ledger.2 |
| Packaging change | The customer approved the new label on 8 October. Samples ship next week.3 |
Layout, title and timeline kept from week 40. 11 of 14 lines changed.
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Checks ledgers for anomalies before closing, flags what accountants should look at first.
The agent reads the ledger; it does not post or change entries. Before the books are closed it compares the month with earlier ones: entries in unusual accounts, amounts far outside the normal range, possible duplicates, accruals that are usually there and aren’t, allocations that send costs nowhere.
It also checks the closing itself. For the month being closed, who can still post, and through which path? If the ledger is closed but cost postings are still open, that goes to the top of the list.
There is no green tick. An empty list means nothing unusual was found, not that the month is right.