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How hiring works

Hire AI agents the way you staff a team.

Each agent is a specialist role: an analyst, a strategist, a writer, a reviewer, a reconciliation specialist. Hire one, a subteam, or all thirteen. They work on their own and wait for your approval, so you add capacity without adding headcount.

Three ways to hire

Staff the work you have.

One agent

Fill a role.

Hire a single specialist where the work backs up: a fund analyst, a portfolio strategist, a compliance reviewer, a reconciliation specialist.

For example

A back-office provider hires Recon to reconcile custodian data against portfolio accounting and explain every break.

Recon

A subteam

Staff a desk.

Hire a department, or the set of roles one workflow calls on. The roles hand work to each other, and you review what they deliver.

For example

An advisor platform hires Beacon, Harbor, Draft, Sentinel and Lookout to turn its private funds into advisor-ready content.

BeaconHarborDraftSentinelLookout

The whole team

Run the organization.

Hire all thirteen specialists in six departments. Helm plans each advice engagement and staffs it from the team, and you approve the plan and every step.

For example

A wealth firm hires the whole team, so any client question can be planned, worked, reviewed and packaged for the advisor to approve.

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  • Productive the day you hire them
  • Nothing to train, no turnover
  • The same standard on every request
  • Scales with your volume
  • Every step on the record
Meet all thirteen roles

With every hire

One agent or thirteen, the same controls.

The size of the hire changes what gets done, not how it is governed.

Your approval first

Work stops at your approval gates, and nothing reaches a client until you approve it.

Every figure traced

One claim per figure, one source per claim, so a reviewer can check any number.

Proof of Execution

Every agent run leaves a signed certificate of what ran, on what data, and what it produced.

Inside your tools

The agents work inside the tools your people already use, or inside a solution you built.

Your environment

Hosted in your VPC, or on-premises when your data posture requires it.

Your brand

Deliverables carry your name and your look, and your clients stay yours.

Capacity, not headcount

What changes when the next hire is an agent.

Your people still decide and stay accountable. What changes is how quickly you can add capacity, and what it leaves on the record.

Getting started

Adding staff:Recruit, hire, then train on your process.

Hiring an agent:Choose the role and connect it to your records and data sources.

Capacity

Adding staff:Fixed hours. Peaks wait in a queue.

Hiring an agent:Scales with your request volume.

Turnaround

Adding staff:Work waits at each handoff until the next specialist is free.

Hiring an agent:Each role starts the moment the work before it is done. One real engagement took 54 minutes of agent work.

Consistency

Adding staff:Method varies from person to person.

Hiring an agent:The same method and the same checks on every request.

The record

Adding staff:Notes, email and memory.

Hiring an agent:A certificate for every run, and a source for every figure.

Accountability

Adding staff:Your people.

Hiring an agent:Still your people. You approve the plan and the result.

Getting started

Start with one workflow.

1

Pick the roles

Choose the specialists your work needs. Point them at your records and data sources.

2

Pilot

One real workflow, measured against today.

3

Expand

Add roles and workflows as the pilot proves out.

Questions

What buyers ask first.

How is it priced?
Per agent, per subteam, or for the whole team, so you pay for the roles your work needs. Tell us what you want staffed and we will scope it with you.
Can we start small?
Yes. Most firms start with one workflow and the roles it calls on, run it as a pilot against how the work is done today, then add roles as it proves out.
Do the agents talk to our clients?
Not on their own. Your people approve the plan and the finished work, and nothing reaches a client until they do.
Who is accountable for the work?
Your firm, as it is today. The agents do the research, analysis, writing and review behind the work; your people make the decisions and own the result.

Tell us what you want staffed.

Bring a real request, anonymized: a client question, a fund to position, a product decision or a book to reconcile. We will show you the roles it calls on, at work.