Ted Workman
Tireless Employee, Digital. A teammate with his own email, phone and seat on your team.
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Hire a teammate, not a tool.
Most AI "coworkers" borrow your login and send email as you. Ted has his own: his own address, his own phone number, his own seat on your team. When he sends something, everyone knows it came from Ted.
He runs on your own computers, so your customers, prices and the way you work stay with your business. He's loyal to the company: anyone on the team can hand him work, and nobody can point him against it.
He does the work between your tools.
Email him, text him, call him, or bring him into the meeting. He replies with the finished work, not a status update.
Answers the phone
Calls to Ted's own number get a real conversation. He takes the message, books the follow-up and files the call. Anything that costs money waits for a person.
Takes every note
Every email, text and call is journaled: who asked for what, who promised what by when, how each customer likes to be reached. Nothing slips.
Sits in on the call
He joins as the announced notetaker, then sends the recap: decisions, owners, dates. His own action items land on his board.
Keeps work moving
Invoices, vendors, renewals, chasing. Every job is a ticket the whole team can see, with a log of what Ted drafted, sent and escalated.
Asks before it matters
Tell him "never approve over $500 without Bailey." Spending, signing and sharing data wait for the right person, and nobody approves their own ask.
Learns how you do things
When he sees a teammate handle the same job the same way, he drafts a playbook. He only follows it once that teammate approves.
The AI teammate, without the rented Mac.
| Ted Workman | Hosted AI coworkers | |
|---|---|---|
| Where he works | Your own computers | The vendor's cloud or a rented machine |
| Whose identity | His own email, phone and seat | Often your login, sending as you |
| Who he's loyal to | The company, with rules he can't be talked out of | Whoever connected the account |
| Approvals | The right person, enforced; never your own ask | Often whoever is asking |
| Your data | Encrypted, on your machines | Kept on theirs |
| Price | From $99 a month for the team | Often $1,000+ per agent |
One teammate. One bill. No seats.
Every plan includes agent-minutes: the time Ted spends actually working. Thinking on your own AI subscriptions costs nothing, and you set a monthly cap he never crosses.
- Ted's own email, phone number and card
- 1,500 agent-minutes a month
- Board, notes, meetings and calls
- $0.04 a minute beyond, under your cap
- Everything in Starter
- 6,000 agent-minutes a month
- Several approvers, team budgets, shared logins
- $0.04 a minute beyond, under your cap
- 1.Hours: all of them
- 2.Reports to: the whole team
- 3.Starts: when you say so (join the line)
Ted starts when you say so.
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