Start with approved context.
A pilot can be scoped around team-provided documents, guides and exports. Live access to a CRM, inbox, helpdesk or project tool must be confirmed and explicitly permitted during setup.
Four agents.
Clear responsibilities.
Choose an agent for the work your team repeats most: preparing sales conversations, answering support questions, developing campaigns or coordinating operations. Each agent is designed around defined inputs, useful deliverables and clear review points.
The suite is in development. The descriptions below define our intended product scope; available features, integrations and pilot terms will be confirmed before participation.
What each agent helps you prepare.
| Agent | Primary workflow | Typical deliverable |
|---|---|---|
| Sales Agent | Lead preparation and follow-up | Lead brief + reply draft |
| Customer Support Agent | Knowledge-based support drafting | Answer draft + source notes |
| Marketing Agent | Campaign and content preparation | Campaign outline + content drafts |
| Operations Agent | Request and process coordination | Request brief + action checklist |
01 / INORI SALES AGENTQualify leads.
Qualify leads.
Prepare better follow-ups.
An agent for the preparation work around your pipeline: turn an incoming inquiry into a clear lead summary, a qualification recommendation and a relevant next-message draft. Your sales team keeps control of customer conversations.
Designed for
Founders, sales representatives and revenue teams handling inbound inquiries or repeatable lead handoffs.
Planned capabilities
- Lead intake. Extract the prospect’s needs, company context and requested next step from an inquiry.
- Qualification support. Compare the inquiry with your criteria and flag missing details, rather than guessing them.
- Follow-up drafting. Prepare an email or message using approved positioning and the conversation context.
- Pipeline handoffs. Produce a concise CRM update proposal with an owner, next step and unresolved questions.
INPUTS, OUTPUTS & CONTROL
What the agent works with.
- What you provide
- Lead messages, permitted CRM fields, your qualification checklist, product information and approved messaging.
- What it prepares
- A structured lead brief, qualification notes, a follow-up draft and a proposed CRM handoff.
- What your team approves
- A teammate approves outbound messages, verifies lead details and confirms changes to CRM records.
ILLUSTRATIVE WORKFLOW
A prospect asks for a demo. The agent prepares a brief of their stated needs, identifies two unanswered qualification questions and drafts a reply. A sales teammate reviews it before sending.
How a pilot can be evaluated
Preparation time per inquiry, completeness of lead briefs and the proportion of drafts accepted after review.
02 / INORI CUSTOMER SUPPORT AGENTFind grounded answers.
Find grounded answers.
Escalate the exceptions.
An agent that helps support teams prepare consistent answers from approved knowledge. It organizes the customer’s question, finds relevant policy context and prepares a response with clear sources and escalation notes.
Designed for
Customer support teams dealing with repeated product, order, delivery or policy questions.
Planned capabilities
- Question triage. Identify the topic, urgency and information a support teammate needs to proceed.
- Knowledge retrieval. Locate relevant details in approved help articles, product guides and policy documents.
- Response drafting. Prepare a customer-ready answer tied to the source material and flag uncertain details.
- Human escalation. Summarize the issue and route policy exceptions or unresolved questions for review.
INPUTS, OUTPUTS & CONTROL
What the agent works with.
- What you provide
- The customer’s question, approved help articles and policies, product documentation and any explicitly permitted order context.
- What it prepares
- A proposed answer, supporting source references, a ticket summary and escalation notes where needed.
- What your team approves
- People handle refunds, policy exceptions and account changes. Uncertain answers and sensitive cases are escalated.
ILLUSTRATIVE WORKFLOW
A customer asks whether an item can be returned. The agent finds the relevant policy, drafts an answer and identifies the order details still needed. Any refund or exception stays with the support team.
How a pilot can be evaluated
Draft accuracy against approved sources, escalation quality and preparation time for repeated questions.
03 / INORI MARKETING AGENTTurn briefs into drafts.
Turn briefs into drafts.
Turn data into questions.
An agent for campaign preparation and review. Bring an audience, an offer and brand guidance; the agent helps organize the brief, draft channel-specific content and summarize the data your team supplies.
Designed for
Marketing teams, founders and content specialists preparing campaigns across multiple channels.
Planned capabilities
- Campaign planning. Translate the objective, audience and offer into a focused campaign outline.
- Content drafting. Prepare email, social or landing-page copy using approved messaging and tone.
- Variation development. Suggest alternative headlines, angles and calls to action for your team to evaluate.
- Performance summaries. Summarize supplied campaign exports and separate observations from untested hypotheses.
INPUTS, OUTPUTS & CONTROL
What the agent works with.
- What you provide
- Campaign objectives, audience notes, brand guidelines, approved product claims and team-supplied performance data.
- What it prepares
- A campaign brief, draft copy, content variations and a performance summary with suggested questions to investigate.
- What your team approves
- Your team checks factual claims and tone, chooses what to publish and approves targeting, experiments and ad spend.
ILLUSTRATIVE WORKFLOW
Your team shares a product-launch brief. The agent prepares a launch-email draft, three headline options and a checklist of claims to confirm. The marketing owner selects and approves the final content.
How a pilot can be evaluated
Brand consistency, the amount of editing needed before publication and campaign preparation time.
04 / INORI OPERATIONS AGENTOrganize requests.
Organize requests.
Make the handoff clear.
An agent for repeatable internal coordination. It helps turn unstructured requests and scattered updates into clear summaries, checklists and proposed next steps, guided by the process your team defines.
Designed for
Operations managers and teams coordinating internal requests, recurring reports or cross-team handoffs.
Planned capabilities
- Request intake. Classify incoming requests using a defined checklist and flag missing information.
- Process preparation. Create task checklists from approved procedures and identify process exceptions.
- Document summaries. Condense internal documents and updates into useful status briefs.
- Owner and next-step proposals. Suggest a responsible team, prepare handoff notes and identify dependencies for review.
INPUTS, OUTPUTS & CONTROL
What the agent works with.
- What you provide
- Internal requests, approved procedures, task-ownership rules, documents and permitted status information.
- What it prepares
- A request summary, missing-information checklist, suggested owner and proposed action or status update.
- What your team approves
- People confirm ownership, deadlines and system changes. Payments and commitments require explicit human approval.
ILLUSTRATIVE WORKFLOW
An internal request arrives without a delivery date. The agent prepares a short brief, lists the missing details and suggests an operations owner. A teammate confirms the assignment before a system update.
How a pilot can be evaluated
Handoff completeness, time spent collecting missing information and consistency with the approved process.
THE SHARED PRODUCT FOUNDATIONOne workflow layer.
One workflow layer.
Your team's boundaries.
Each planned agent uses Claude for reasoning and tool-use proposals. Inori's application layer is being designed to organize the context, available tools and review steps around that reasoning.
Define what happens next.
Agree which data the agent may read, which outputs it may prepare and which actions need approval. Sending a message or changing a record is a separate, controlled step.
Evaluate actual examples.
Review the proposed outputs with your team against the agreed workflow. Use accuracy, completeness and preparation time to decide whether the pilot should expand.
No specific third-party connector, performance improvement or autonomous capability is claimed as available today. Inori is independently developed; no Anthropic partnership or certification is claimed.
WHAT EARLY ACCESS INVOLVESA focused pilot.
A focused pilot.
A defined starting point.
Share one recurring workflow, the tools it involves and the decisions that should stay with people.
Choose the task.
Define the trigger, required information and deliverable. Start with one process rather than connecting an entire business at once.
Agree the pilot scope.
Confirm available features, integrations, permissions, review points, usage limits and any charges before participation. Pricing has not been announced.
Review before expanding.
Assess representative outputs with the people doing the work. Adjust the workflow and decide together whether to expand its scope.
LET'S FIND YOUR STARTING POINTWhich workflow
Which workflow
should your agent help with?
Tell us about your team and the agent you're interested in. We'll review whether it fits an early-access pilot.
Request Early AccessNo payment required to request access. A pilot invitation is not guaranteed.