Inside Slack and Microsoft TeamsHire your first AI employee.
Give Wopie a job in a channel. It reads your tools, does the work end to end, and waits for your approval before anything leaves the company.
Maya Chen Head of Growth · 9:02
@wopie the board update is due Friday. Pull our Q3 revenue, pipeline and churn into the deck and draft the summary.
Wopie works inside the tools your team already pays for
Wopie takes the work that never reaches the top of the list.
Not the work your team loves. The reporting, the chasing, the reconciling and the follow-ups that slip to next week, every week, until someone finally does them at 9pm.
How it works
One message in. Finished work out.
The same five beats every time. No prompt to engineer, no workflow to build, no IT project to schedule.
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Ask like you'd ask a colleague
No prompt to engineer, no flow to build. Mention @wopie in the channel with the job and the deadline.
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It goes and finds the context
Wopie reads the thread, then pulls live data from every tool you've connected. One pass, no CSV exports.
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It produces the actual thing
Not a summary of what you could do. The report, the replies, the reconciliation, the deck, finished.
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You approve what matters
Internal posts go straight through. Anything touching a customer, a payment or a deletion waits for a human.
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Then it runs itself
Say “every Monday at 8” once. It arrives before standup with that week's live numbers, without being asked.
Priya · Finance · 8:40
@wopie close the books for August and send Dana the pack by Thursday.
Employee, not software.
Software waits to be operated. An employee takes the job, works out what it needs, and comes back when it is done.
It delivers. It does not advise.
Ask a chatbot for the weekly report and you get instructions for writing one. Ask Wopie and the report is in the channel, built from this week's live numbers, ready to send.
It works across your whole stack
3,000+ tools, reached through the access your team already has. One job, one pass, no exports.
It learns how your company works
Your tone, your templates, the way your team writes. Every job it finishes makes the next one sharper.
It knows when to stop
Sends, spend and deletions pause for a named human. It would rather ask than guess.
It leaves a paper trail
Every request, draft and approval is logged and exportable, so an audit is a search, not a project.
The difference
A chatbot answers. Wopie finishes.
The same job, handed to each of them. Pick one and see where the work ends up.
A chatbot
Explains how to audit ad spend, then asks you to paste your numbers in.
Then the job is still yours.
Wopie
Pulls Google, Meta and TikTok, finds the wasted spend and posts a reallocation plan to #marketing.
Ad spend audit · 1 pageThe difference is not how well it writes. It is who does the work afterwards.
Built for a different job.
ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini and Copilot are assistants you operate. Wopie is a coworker you delegate to. That difference shows up in the product itself, not in a benchmark.
- Does it
- Partly
- Does not
The report, the replies, the pack. Not a draft you still have to finish.
A policy-governed gate on customer sends, spend and deletions.
Recurring business jobs across your stack, not a saved prompt.
A single teammate in the channel, not a seat each person logs into.
Delegated with a mention, with nothing new to open.
So the whole team can delegate to it without buying more licences.
Compared on how each product is designed to work, not on benchmark scores: we publish no performance figures for models we have not measured. Reflects the shipped products as reviewed in September 2026.
What will you hand off first?
Whole workflows, off your team's plate. Pick a team and see the job it stops doing on Monday.
You, in #sales
@wopie every deal that's gone quiet for a week: research the account, draft a follow-up and brief me here.
What comes back
18 follow-ups, draftedOne message per stalled deal, written from that buyer's last thread and where they stopped.
HubSpot
Gmail- Slack
Leaves the company, so it waits for your approval.
The work that repeats, repeats itself.
Say it once. Wopie keeps the schedule and arrives with that day's live numbers, before anyone thinks to ask.
A day in a workspace where five recurring jobs already run without a reminder.
Every scheduled run still respects the channel's approval rules.
- 06:00Reconciled yesterday's payments
- 07:30Drafted 9 overnight support replies
- 08:00Posted the weekly growth report to #leadership
- 11:30Enriched 14 new leads and routed them to owners
- 16:45Flagged 3 invoices about to go overdue
- 18:00Sent the end-of-day ops digest
You stay in control
Autonomous, not unsupervised.
Wopie proposes and you decide. It pushes back when an instruction looks like a mistake, and it stops dead at anything it cannot undo.
PriyaFinance · 14:12
@wopie refund everyone who churned this month.
wopieapp14:12
That's 47 customers and £18,400. Six of them are outside the refund window in your policy, so I'd hold those. Want me to draft the 41 that qualify and flag the six for you?
PriyaFinance · 14:13
good catch. do that.
wopieapp14:13
41 refunds drafted and the six exceptions are in a list for you. No money moves until you approve them.
- It stops at anything it cannot undo
Customer sends, payments and deletions wait for a named human. You approve, edit or decline in the thread.
- It inherits each person's access
Wopie sees the channels it is invited to and acts through the permissions that teammate already has. Never more.
- It leaves a complete paper trail
Every request, draft, approval and action is written to an audit log you can read and export.
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Questions
Straight answers.
An AI employee that works inside Slack and Microsoft Teams. You delegate real work in a channel. Wopie gathers context from your connected tools, produces the finished output, and pauses anything sensitive for your approval.