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AI operators for real work

What would youhand off if youtrusted the result?

Give an Ordmere Operator a responsibility. It keeps the work moving, asks you when judgment is needed, and doesn't call it done until the result is verified.

You don't need to know what to automate.

Describe one responsibility you’d be relieved not to carry next week.

Need a starting point? Try one:

Nothing runs until you approve it. Setup is a preview — no account and no real connections.

Mission Control

Product preview

Operators working

Operators

Customer Onboarding

1 scope-and-date decision needs you

Revenue Pipeline

3 opportunities moved; 1 stalled deal needs attention

Leadership Brief

Today's exceptions, owners, risks and decisions are current

1 decision needs you

Target start date is at risk · recommendation ready

You decide→Operator continues→Outcome verified

The Mission closes only when every required item is complete, owned or explicitly accepted.

Prove it first

$0 first Mission · supervised · up to 14 calendar days

$99/month · includes up to 3 active Missions

See pricingDefine my first Mission

What Operators own

Start with a responsibility your business already carries.

Pick the one you’re most tired of chasing — or describe your own.

Describe your own outcome

Customer Onboarding Operator

Every new customer, from yes to genuinely ready.

Take every new customer from confirmed to fully ready without anything falling through the cracks.

The customer says yes

The Operator assembles what was sold, the target date and the requirements.

Reality gets messy

Missing inputs, blockers and conflicts stay open until resolved or explicitly accepted.

People still decide

Scope, timing and consequential commitments come back with context and a recommendation.

Done means done

every required item has a final state and the customer is actually ready.

Revenue Pipeline Operator

Keep every real opportunity researched, owned, moving and ready for the next action.

Outcome verified when

every qualified opportunity has an owner, a next action and no valuable deal goes quiet unnoticed.

Leadership Brief Operator

Nothing important goes unnoticed or unowned: what changed, what is off track, who has it and what needs a decision.

Outcome verified when

every surfaced risk or decision has source evidence, an owner and a current status.

Mission Control

When reality goes off script, the work stays owned.

Decisions arrive with evidence. A failure doesn’t erase the job. Done means the business result is actually true.

Product preview · Mission Control is in development

The decision from above, opened

Decision needed

Customer Onboarding Operator

The customer is missing a required input — and the target start date is now at risk.

Why the Operator paused
The onboarding can continue in several areas, but one required customer input now lands too close to the committed start date. Your rules let the Operator resequence routine work, but not silently change a customer commitment.
What it found
  • Customer RecordsTarget start date: 15 Nov · onboarding owner: Customer Operations
  • Shared FilesFinal customer data is required before validation can begin
  • EmailCustomer says the final data will be available on 11 Nov
  • Your ruleChanges that put a committed start date at risk require approval.
Recommended next step
Continue every independent onboarding task now, hold the committed date, and escalate immediately if the customer input is late or validation fails.
ApproveChangeDecline

11 other active onboardings need nothing from you.

Verified

This week

Customer Onboarding Operator

  • 100%New customers with every onboarding requirement accounted for
  • 0Open dependencies without an owner
  • 8 / 8At-risk onboardings surfaced before the target date
  • 0Customers marked ready while required work remained blocked

An action is not an outcome. Ordmere checks the business condition the Mission promised — not that an update was sent.

Recovered

Customer Onboarding Operator

  1. 10:04New customer confirmed; onboarding plan created
  2. 10:06Team Tasks became unavailable while 3 updates were pending
  3. 10:06The Operator kept the customer state, owners and pending work
  4. 10:09Team Tasks recovered. Pending updates resumed from the saved state
  5. 10:11All onboarding requirements are complete, owned or explicitly blocked
  6. 10:11Outcome verified across customer record, tasks and communication

The Operator doesn't lose the outcome because one system or team hits a problem.

How Needs You, verification and recovery work

Why Ordmere

Automation runs steps.Operators own outcomes.

Step-based automation is excellent when you know the path. Ordmere is for the responsibility around that path: changing context, unresolved exceptions, human judgment, recovery and proof that the business result is actually true.

Already using Zapier, Make or n8n? Keep them for the steps. Operators are for the responsibility around them.

Step-based automationOrdmere Operator
You map the stepsYou define the outcome
Exceptions need a path built in advanceExceptions stay open and owned until resolved
A failed run may need interventionState is kept; safe work continues and retries
Done means the steps ranDone means the result is checked against your definition

Control

Broad reach. Deep control.

Connecting a system doesn't hand Ordmere the keys. Each Operator works inside explicit access and rules for what happens automatically, what asks first and what never happens.

Autonomy isn't all or nothing

  1. Observe

    Watches the work and reports what matters. Changes nothing.

  2. Work with approvalBest place to start

    Handles routine work and asks before anything consequential.

  3. Work within rules

    Acts inside the limits you approved. Exceptions come to you.

Example · Customer Onboarding Operator

  • Does automatically

    Routine, low-risk, reversible

    • Assemble approved customer and scope context
    • Create routine onboarding tasks and owners
    • Request missing information and follow dependencies
    • Keep status current and retry safe failures

  • Asks you first

    Consequential or conflicting

    • Anything that changes what was sold
    • A change to a committed start date
    • Consequential customer communication

  • Never does

    Outside the Mission

    • Delete customer records or source documents
    • Invent missing approvals or customer requirements
    • Mark onboarding complete while required work is still blocked

How controls and approvals work

Vault

Vault: what your Operator knows about your business.

Give the Operator the outcome, then add only the company context it is allowed to use. Vault keeps approved knowledge, rules and documents behind the Mission so Ordmere asks only for what is genuinely missing.

  1. Source added
  2. Fact learned
  3. Mission sharpens
  4. One less question

Context comes only from sources you add. Ordmere doesn't crawl beyond them.

See how Ordmere learns the work

Mission

“When a new customer says yes, get them fully onboarded without anything falling through the cracks.”

  1. Your Mission (added)
  2. Customer Records + Shared Files (not added)
  3. Onboarding playbook (not added)

What the Operator already understands

Objective
Every confirmed customer reaches a genuinely ready stateFrom your Mission
Ownership
Every onboarding dependency needs a named ownerFrom Ordmere
Exceptions
Missing inputs and blockers must stay open until resolvedFrom Ordmere
Completion
Ready means the required work, handoffs and customer communication all agreeFrom Ordmere

What the Operator still needs3 questions

  • Where is a new customer confirmed?
  • Where do your onboarding requirements live?
  • Who can approve a change to scope or start date?

Ordmere defined the responsibility and the conditions for done.

Illustrative · Operator understanding is available in the setup preview

Integrations

Works across the systems the outcome depends on.

You describe the responsibility. Ordmere identifies the systems it actually needs, explains why, and requests only the access required for that Mission.

All connections shown here are simulated in the current preview. Production connectors are in development.

  • EmailGmail · Outlook
  • Files & knowledgeGoogle Drive · SharePoint · Dropbox
  • CollaborationSlack · Microsoft Teams
  • CRM & salesHubSpot · Salesforce · Pipedrive
  • EcommerceAmazon Seller Central · Shopify
  • Finance & accountingNetSuite · QuickBooks · Xero
  • Customer supportZendesk · Intercom
  • Analytics & monitoringGA4 · Mixpanel · UptimeRobot
  • Spreadsheets & workspacesGoogle Sheets · Excel · Airtable
Try

See every system and its status

Pricing

Don’t buy the promise. Make Ordmere prove the work.

Start with one real responsibility. Ordmere proves the outcome under supervision before any ongoing fee. If the work earns your trust, keep up to three Missions running in the base price.

Define my first MissionSee pricing

01 · Prove the Operator

First Mission, supervised

Up to 14 calendar days from the first proof run

$0

before ongoing fees

Outcome agreed
Controls agreed
Evidence reviewed

02 · Keep what proved itself

$99/ month

Includes up to 3 active Missions — three responsibilities off your plate

+$49/monthfor each Mission beyond the included 3

Supervised proofIn developmentExternal AI, API or provider usage may be billed separately. You see the estimate and approve the limit before the proof and before activation.

Give Ordmere a responsibility. Let it earn the next one.

Start with one real responsibility. Keep up to three active Missions in the base price. Add more only when each earns its place.

Define my first MissionSee how it works