What's the weather like?
He guesses Berlin, owns up when it's spotted – and remembers Hamburg for good.
He guessed, owned up when it was spotted, and kept the correction. Berlin never came up again.
He works in your team chat and has his own inbox and calendar. And he answers when you talk to him.
This is a day with him. Every message is real.
Three months of our own team chat, squeezed into a single day. Third-party names, companies and amounts are blanked out. Everything else is untouched.
Translated from German. Every message is real – the originals are on the German page.
He guesses Berlin, owns up when it's spotted – and remembers Hamburg for good.
He guessed, owned up when it was spotted, and kept the correction. Berlin never came up again.
Create a card, get approval, then some detective work: who's behind which number?
Three hours, one thread: create the card, get approval, look things up, remember. He didn't guess. He asked – and then found out.
No settings screen. One sentence in the chat, one approval, done.
The approval is in the log: a human agreed before anything changed.
Not your inbox. His.
He acts under his own account. What he does goes out under his name.
He answers straight from the internal handbook – and points to the section.
He didn't memorize the handbook. He was allowed to look – and pointed to where it says so.
He reads the receipt, trips over an inconsistency – and asks instead of guessing.
He could have guessed. The receipt would have been fully processed anyway – just with the wrong numbers. And nobody would have noticed.
A Saturday evening, no request. Kai sings, Angus sings along.
No request, no task, a Saturday evening. He answered anyway – like a colleague, not an agent.
Nobody fed him that line. He remembered that we're a cooperative.
Memory works per person and in the background. No configuration needed.
One question in the channel. No calendar digging, no spreadsheet.
The question came in at 00:44. He answered.
That's nine conversations out of many more. As more are cleared, they'll show up here: Angus in Conversation →
The moment people stop talking to him, he's an agent. Technically, it's the very same thing. As a colleague, it's a different story.
A face would be a promise he can't keep. He doesn't pretend to be human. He just works like one.
He has his own account and logins – just like any new colleague.
In channels and threads. No chat? Good old email it is.
On your hardware, in your infrastructure – or, if you'd rather keep it simple, with us.
Angus McGAIver is the digital colleague of Syndicats eG in Hamburg. Syndicats is a cooperative. We hired Angus before we ever offered him to anyone. Everything on this page comes from our day-to-day. We don't make up references we don't have.
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StephanNothing per seat. Your team can grow – he won't cost a cent more.
Working with him. No matter how many of you there are or how often you talk to him.
Support: onboarding, integration and ongoing development. If you can handle all that yourselves, you won't pay a thing.
Every new colleague starts with an interview. You should know who you're hiring – and we should know which team he's joining.
Get to know him before you hire him. Half an hour, no strings attached. Afterwards you'll know whether it's worth it for your team – and we'll know whether we can deliver.
Book a call → No forms. A real call with a real person.