Correcting outputs
AI drafts the work. Your team still checks and rewrites it.
Not another tool to manage.
FrontPilotAI helps businesses commission defined operational work with clear scope, permission boundaries, and acceptance criteria. Every request is reviewed before activation. Autonomous execution and external integrations are not yet connected.
Product concept preview · Metrics are not live customer data
FrontPilotAI is designed for teams that want to delegate recurring work without losing oversight of decisions, exceptions, and evidence.
AI drafts the work. Your team still checks and rewrites it.
Delegation is hard when every handoff needs another follow-up.
Teams need to know what can happen automatically and what needs approval.
A confident status is not the same as evidence that the agreed result exists.
A useful demo is only the beginning. Scope and acceptance must be clear before expansion.
Choose a defined service for a team, then confirm scope, permissions, evidence, and human review boundaries before activation.
Recruitment coordination and employee onboarding administration.
Lead qualification, follow-up, and CRM administration.
Campaign coordination and reporting preparation.
Invoice administration and payment follow-up preparation.
IT ticket triage and incident or change documentation.
Support request handling and escalation follow-up.
Scheduling, document operations, and recurring process coordination.
These are commissioning options, not a claim that autonomous execution is already active. Each service is scoped with the customer before activation.
Coordinate candidate intake, interview scheduling, status updates, and hiring handoffs. Final hiring decisions stay with your team.
Pilot commissioningTrack onboarding steps, collect required information, and flag missing documents for human review.
Pilot commissioningOrganize incoming enquiries and prepare qualification summaries against criteria you define.
Pilot commissioningPrepare approved follow-ups, maintain agreed records, and route uncertain cases to a person.
Pilot commissioningCoordinate briefs, content drafts, review status, and campaign handoffs using approved processes.
Pilot commissioningAssemble campaign data into a reviewable report, with sources and assumptions identified.
Pilot commissioningOrganize invoice records, compare supplied values, and flag mismatches for finance review.
Pilot commissioningPrepare due-item lists and draft approved reminders. Payment decisions remain with authorized staff.
Pilot commissioningCategorize incoming tickets, collect diagnostic context, and route priority cases to the right owner.
Pilot commissioningPrepare incident timelines, change records, and post-incident summaries from approved evidence.
Pilot commissioningClassify requests, prepare approved responses, gather missing details, and escalate sensitive cases.
Pilot commissioningTrack customer-facing escalations, prepare follow-ups, and maintain a reviewable case trail.
Pilot commissioningCoordinate appointment requests, reminders, and rescheduling within agreed rules.
Pilot commissioningCollect inputs, prepare routine documents from approved templates, and check completeness.
Pilot commissioningCoordinate cross-functional recurring cycles, chase missing handoffs, and record completion evidence.
Pilot commissioningThe product is being built around three connected capabilities. Status labels distinguish current foundations from planned functionality.
A customer-facing view of committed work, blockers, decisions, evidence, and delivery receipts. A first operational summary is now available in the customer app. The full Control Tower with commitments, blockers, decisions, evidence, and delivery receipts remains in development.
The app supports service requests, workflow definitions, event handling, and exception tracking. Native business-system connectors and full autonomous execution are not connected.
The app now supports named acceptance checks and human review of evidence metadata during commissioning. Full content verification, file storage, and automatic readiness gates remain in development. A completion claim alone is not proof.
A pilot starts with a bounded outcome, agreed permissions, acceptance criteria, and a human review path.
Choose a recurring task and agree the deliverables, boundaries, evidence, and acceptance criteria.
Confirm required access, approval rules, test conditions, and the responsible human owner before activation.
Review the commissioned workflow, inspect available evidence, record gaps, and agree what must pass before wider rollout.
Governance is a platform foundation, not an optional add-on. The current app supports commissioning and event-based exception tracking; broader controls remain in development.
Define which workspace, data, and actions are allowed for each commissioned service. Access must be tested before activation.
Financial, people-related, irreversible, or high-impact actions need an explicit approval boundary. Do not assume this is already enforced by the runtime.
Workflow events and exceptions are supported. Delivery evidence, approval receipts, replay, and broader recovery tests must be completed before those claims are made.
The package structure is defined by the number of service types selected. No fixed price or live checkout is presented because billing is not active and costs need to be validated.
Begin with two recurring service types and a bounded pilot scope.
Expand into four service types after the initial workflow is reviewed.
Select seven service types across the departments that matter most.
Plan coverage across the full service catalogue, subject to commissioning and readiness.
Tell us which recurring tasks consume your team’s time. We will confirm scope, access, human review boundaries, acceptance criteria, and commercial terms before activation.
These package counts describe the planned service-selection structure. They are not a subscription checkout or a promise of active autonomous execution.