AI agents for operations

One platform.AI agents for everyoperational process.

Hand off the work. Keep the judgment. Fruxon agents run your processes end to end, and bring in your people only for the calls that are theirs.

Today

The decision takes a minute. Getting to it takes days.

An invoice that doesn't match the PO. An order over the credit limit. A shipment that arrives short. Each one waits while someone digs into it, finds who owns it, asks, chases, and then makes the change by hand.

Your team isn't making decisions. It's chasing them.

What Fruxon is

The harness around the AI.

The model is the easy part. Fruxon gives it what a trusted employee has: a place in your organization, people it may ask, limits on what it may touch, and a record of everything it does.

That is what makes it fit for real work.

What changes

Your people decide. Fruxon does the rest.

When a call needs a person, it asks that person once, waits for the answer, and finishes the job in your systems.

One question to the right person. Then it's done.

Act

It does the manual work,right in your systems.

It pulls the PO and the receiving record, updates the ERP, releases the payment and lets the supplier know.

It starts read-only.

It can see everything before it may change anything. You widen that one action at a time.

You choose what needs a sign-off.

A payment above a threshold, a new credit limit: anything you name waits for a person to approve.

Integrations

Connects to your stack.

Pre-built tools for the services your team already uses.

Slack

Microsoft Teams

GitHub

Jira

Azure DevOps

Google Drive

SharePoint

Salesforce

MongoDB

Notion

Linear

Grafana

Discord

Google Chat

Confluence

PostgreSQL

HubSpot

Airtable

Shopify

Stripe

Datadog

Sentry

GCP

BigQuery

Slack

Microsoft Teams

GitHub

Jira

Azure DevOps

Google Drive

SharePoint

Salesforce

MongoDB

Notion

Linear

Grafana

Discord

Google Chat

Confluence

PostgreSQL

HubSpot

Airtable

Shopify

Stripe

Datadog

Sentry

GCP

BigQuery

Google Calendar

Gmail

Outlook

Mixpanel

Monday

Excel

MySQL

SAP

OneDrive

Zendesk

Zoho CRM

Google Maps

Google Ads

Coralogix

Telegram

Apollo

Mailchimp

Calendly

Redis

Supabase

GCP Logging

gVisor

Loops

Typeform

Google Calendar

Gmail

Outlook

Mixpanel

Monday

Excel

MySQL

SAP

OneDrive

Zendesk

Zoho CRM

Google Maps

Google Ads

Coralogix

Telegram

Apollo

Mailchimp

Calendly

Redis

Supabase

GCP Logging

gVisor

Loops

Typeform

Don't see your system? If it has an API, Fruxon can connect to it.

Ask

The decision, ready in one message.

It pulls the invoice, the PO and the receipt, works out the gap, and asks the person who owns the call, where she already works. She answers in a line.

It knows who owns what.

Invoice exceptions go to Sarah, supplier terms to Mike. Not to a shared inbox.

If she's away, it moves on.

No answer in 30 minutes, and the question goes to Mike, the next person on the list.

On Slack, to Sarah Chen · invoice exceptions
Sarah answered 26 minutes later. The agent posted the invoice at the PO price, scheduled the payment and asked Northfield for a £144 credit note.
Learn

Sarah answered once. She won't be asked again.

Her answer becomes a rule in the AP policy, reviewed before the agent uses it. The next invoice like it clears on its own.

The first invoice

Northfield · 26 minutes · asked Sarah

The next one, two hours later

Coastline · 8 seconds · nobody asked

Every answer works that way. What's left for your people is the exception nobody has seen yet.

Watch

Every invoice comes with its paper trail.

What it checked, what it decided, who approved it and when, kept with the invoice itself. And what each one cost to handle.

Every decision has a name on it.

Sarah's approval is on the run: when it was asked, when she answered, and her words.

Every invoice has a cost.

What it cost to handle, next to the invoice it was for.

Spending has a ceiling.

Set a monthly limit per agent, the way you would for a team's budget.

Invoice NL-7731 · the approval, on its run
Every invoice it handled, what it cost, and where it is. NL-7731 is the one that waited 26 minutes for Sarah; BC-1184 is waiting on receiving now.

Start it narrow.Widen it when it earns it.

One channel, one job, and permission to ask about everything. You'll know inside a week whether it deserves more — and so will it.

Why we built Fruxon — about us

Questions we hear

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