Describe the task.
Get a working agent
connected to your tools.
Fact6 turns a plain sentence - "handle refund requests," "qualify inbound leads" - into a real agent wired to your CRM, email, and Slack, doing the work end to end. Not a chatbot demo.
The gap between talking about work and doing it.
Every business has a shortlist of tasks that get done manually, every single time, by someone who has better things to do. Fact6 is built for exactly that list.
Repetition tax
The same task is handled by hand, day after day, by someone whose real job is not this.
Developer bottleneck
Most automation tools still need engineering time to actually wire up to real systems.
Chatbot != agent
A bot that can talk about your business is not the same as one that can do something in it.
Four steps. One agent doing one job well.
No orchestration diagrams, no long implementation project. A plain description becomes a live agent that acts on real tools.
Describe
Write the task the way you'd explain it to a new teammate. No technical spec, no flowchart.
Connect
Point the agent at the tools it needs - CRM, email, Slack, payments - with scoped access.
Test
Review the agent's behavior on sample cases before it touches a real customer.
Run
The agent handles the task end to end. Every action recorded and reviewable.
Not a chatbot with your logo on it.
Each Fact6 agent is a focused unit with real tool access, an explicit approval scope, and a complete audit trail. The capabilities below are what turns "AI in your business" from a slide into a running system.
A plain-language description becomes structured agent logic - actions, conditions, and the exact tools it may touch.
task -> handle_refund policy -> orders <= 30 days, amount < $500 tools -> crm.orders, stripe.refunds, email.send escalate -> if amount > $500 -> #cs-lead
Connections to your actual CRM, mailbox, messaging, and billing systems. Not a sandbox pretending to be one.
connected: hubspot.contacts OK connected: gmail.workspace OK connected: slack.channels(3) OK connected: stripe.refunds OK
Define what the agent does on its own, what it drafts for review, and what it hands off to a human immediately.
auto: refund <= $500 within policy review: refund $500 - $2000 hand-off: > $2000 -> finance-owner block: policy violation -> never
Every action taken, every tool touched, every decision explained. Nothing happens silently.
12:04:11 crm.get(order=4021) 12:04:12 policy.check -> pass 12:04:13 stripe.refund($84.20) -> ok 12:04:14 email.send(customer) -> ok
Focused agents, not sprawling systems.
Repetitive workflows, handled without a project.
Ticket routing, refund handling, order status queries, invoice follow-ups - the work that lives on someone's desk today gets its own agent, live in an afternoon.
- No engineering ticket, no six-week rollout
- Approval rules match your existing SOPs
- Human-in-the-loop where it matters, automatic where it doesn't
Automation that used to require hiring.
The work you'd hire your next person to handle - lead follow-up, appointment confirmations, invoice chasing - built from a sentence, priced like software.
- No developer, no consultant, no integration project
- Wires into the tools you already pay for
- You stay in control - the agent asks when unsure
Describe a task you'd hand off. Watch the agent get built.
Type the sentence you'd normally hand to a teammate. The agent panel on the right wires itself up and runs a preview.