How Chris works

The work starts and ends in your inbox.

Tell Chris what you need like you would tell a coworker. He gathers context, uses approved tools, and returns with the work done.

Email · you and Chris

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You

Chris, Dalton asked for revised lead times. Check production before I answer.

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Chris

I checked the current schedule. Line 2 can absorb the order without moving existing commitments. I drafted a June 18 delivery date and held it for your approval.

⏸ Held for approval
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Chris

AI teammate

Approved Systems

Email
Calendar (planned)
Spreadsheets (planned)
CRM (Operations)
ERP (Operations)

Finished Artifacts

Draft
Report
Shortlist
Update
1

TELL CHRIS

Send a message or voice note the way you would to a coworker.

2

CHRIS WORKS

He gathers context, uses approved tools, and completes the defined job.

3

YOU RECEIVE THE RESULT

The draft, report, shortlist, update, or decision lands in your inbox.

Start with one job. Add the next when it earns its place.

Open decisions, replies, opportunities, exceptions, and work completed.

Email result

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Chris

Morning brief ready. Two customer replies need your decision. Vendor pricing changed on three materials. I updated the margin report and attached the revised version.

✓ Completed

The more context Chris has, the less you repeat.

Company memory can include approved customer details, vendors, products, terminology, preferences, decisions, and recurring formats. Each company's memory and permissions remain separated.

Correction

"Use landed cost in this report"

You give Chris feedback on one report.

✓ Preference Learned

Next report automatically uses landed cost

Chris remembers and applies it going forward.

One message can cross the tools you already use.

Start with Gmail and one standard integration in Chris Standard. Deeper CRM, ERP, mailbox, and workflow connections belong in Chris Operations.

Gmail (included in Standard)
Google Calendar (planned)
Microsoft 365 (planned)
CRM connections (Operations)
ERP connections (Operations)

Autonomous where approved. Review-first where it matters.

You define which jobs Chris may complete automatically and which actions require approval. Nothing customer-facing should be represented as automatic unless the workflow explicitly permits it.

Draft Ready

Follow-up email to Dalton Metals for revised lead times

Active Permissions

Send email from company domain

Read approved sources

Draft follow-ups

View audit history

Standard starts standardized.

Chris Standard begins with a proven manufacturer-ready foundation, not a blank build. Custom requirements, multiple mailboxes, and complex integrations move to Chris Operations.

See what done looks like.

Start with a verified seven-day trial. One recurring job, finished in your inbox.