Ten departments, one conversation
Reception, sales, office, bookkeeping, customer service and more: roles with jobs, not features with settings.
Solutions
AI agents for the Mittelstand.
In short
Agentiq is the operating system for mid-sized companies: digital staff in ten departments, from enquiries and appointments to receipts and quotes to the morning brief for the owner. You describe your business in one conversation, Agentiq builds and runs the workforce. Every decision that matters stays with you. Operation in the EU, hosting in Germany, AI labelling and no cold outreach are in the code.
The difference
What is different at Agentiq.
The morning brief
Every morning you know what happened yesterday, what waits today and where you are needed. On one page.
Approval as a product
The first piece of every kind waits for you. What you approve runs. What you stop stands.
Your tools stay
Inbox, calendar, bookkeeping, CRM: Agentiq works with what you have.
Who it is for
When this fits.
- 01Owner-run companies
The owner is the bottleneck because everything crosses their desk.
- 02Businesses with customer contact
Enquiries, follow-up questions, appointments, chasing: every day, in volume.
- 03Companies in Germany
GDPR, labelling and hosting are not an add-on for you.
The way in
How it begins.
- 01The conversation
About 25 minutes about your business, in your words. No forms.
- 02The first draft
Departments, roles and first jobs, built from the conversation. You approve.
- 03The operation
It runs. What matters waits for you. The rest gets done, and you see everything.
Questions
What people ask.
What are AI agents at Agentiq?
Digital staff: AI with a role, a department, jobs and limits. They work in your tools, are labelled as AI and ask you when a decision is due.
Do I need an IT department?
No. Agentiq builds and runs. Your team sees the work and approves.
What does the AI never decide?
Money, contracts and people. No payment, no signature, no staffing decision. That stays with a person.
How does it start?
With a conversation of about 25 minutes about your business. From it comes the first draft, which you approve.
Where is my data?
In your own workspace, hosted in Germany, operated in the EU. Export and deletion are routine jobs.
Should your company do this on its own?
Describe in five minutes what keeps piling up. We answer in writing and with a proposed date.
