AI employees by role
Configure multiple AI employees around the teams, programs, service lines, and responsibilities that need support.
Public sector
AI employees for public-sector work that has to keep moving.
Configure AI employees for the teams, programs, and service lines that need help with correspondence, meetings, scheduling, constituent follow-up, website assistance, and recurring work.
SAM statusActive
UEIEFAYDCVVTHS6
CAGE13NE7
Primary NAICS513210
AI employees connected to the work
Meetings, messages, follow-up, and recurring work in one operating context.
Give each AI employee a role, the right connected systems, and the working context it needs. Start with one workflow or configure many AI employees across departments, locations, and programs.
EmployeesMeetingsTasksChatImage GeneratorIntegrationsSettings
Meetings
3,250 credits+ New meeting
SofiaFinished
ZoomVideo06/27/2026 10:00 AM
MarcusScheduled
ZoomVideo06/28/2026 09:00 AM
ElenaFinished
ZoomAudio06/26/2026 02:30 PM1:1
Product features
A practical operating layer for teams, programs, and public-facing services.
Workforce AI combines day-to-day assistance with the connections and oversight needed to keep work moving across a public-sector organization.
Meetings and follow-through
Join supported online meetings, capture transcripts and decisions, prepare summaries, and carry action items into the next step.
Email and correspondence
Draft replies, recaps, notices, and routine correspondence from the context and instructions your team provides.
Tasks, approvals, and schedules
Run recurring work, coordinate calendars, and route designated actions through the review points your workflow requires.
Connected working memory
Keep approved meeting, message, task, constituent, and program context connected so staff can pick up work without rebuilding the history.
Channels and integrations
Work across supported email, calendar, meeting, chat, SMS, WhatsApp, CRM, and business applications from a shared operating context.
Website assistants and avatars
Add a branded, source-grounded assistant to an agency website with configurable voice, avatar, answer scope, and human handoff.
Administration and oversight
Manage access, connected systems, roles, usage, and workflow settings from a central dashboard built for ongoing operations.
Current capabilities
Useful first workflows for public-sector teams.
Each evaluation should begin with a named owner, approved data sources, measurable outcomes, and a documented review path.
Meeting support and follow-through
Join approved online meetings, capture decisions and action items, draft follow-up, and keep the next steps connected to the original conversation.
Correspondence drafting
Prepare email and message drafts from approved context so staff can review, edit, and send without starting from a blank page.
Scheduling and coordination
Help coordinate calendars, reminders, recurring check-ins, and routine handoffs across connected systems.
Recurring administrative work
Run repeatable, multi-step tasks on a schedule with configurable review points for designated actions.
Institutional memory
Keep approved meeting, message, task, and client or constituent context connected instead of scattered across separate tools.
Multi-channel assistance
Support approved workflows across chat, email, SMS, WhatsApp, meetings, and connected business applications.
Agency website assistant
Give the public a helpful, agency-specific place to ask.
Deploy a branded AI assistant grounded in approved public information, with configurable answers, source links, voice and avatar options, and a clear path to a person. The assistant on this website is one live example; the experience can be tailored to an agency's content, design, services, and audience.
What agencies can configure
- Approved information sources and answer scope
- Agency branding, tone, voice, and avatar
- Common questions, service guidance, and next steps
- Source links, escalation, and human handoff
- Usage controls, analytics, and ongoing content updates
Flexible deployment
Start with the right scope, then grow from what works.
Start where value is clearest
Begin with a team, program, service desk, communication queue, or recurring administrative workflow, then expand from measured results.
Keep people in control
Choose the work AI employees can handle, the sources they can use, and the actions that should return to staff for review.
Support regulated programs
Security, privacy, accessibility, records, and agreement requirements can be addressed during solution design and procurement.
Deploy for the organization you serve
Workforce AI can support federal, state, local, tribal, territorial, and international public-sector organizations.
Procurement profile
Registered for public-sector opportunities.
These details were verified against the official SAM API on July 10, 2026. Contracting staff should reconfirm status before an award.
View the public SAM.gov record- Legal name
- Workforce AI Corp
- UEI
- EFAYDCVVTHS6
- CAGE code
- 13NE7
- Registration
- Active, All Awards
- Active through
- April 7, 2027
- Primary NAICS
- 513210 - Software Publishers
Relevant NAICS
- 513210 - Software Publishers
- 518210 - Computing Infrastructure Providers, Data Processing, Web Hosting, and Related Services
- 541511 - Custom Computer Programming Services
- 541512 - Computer Systems Design Services
- 541519 - Other Computer Related Services
Public SAM business types
- For Profit Organization
- Minority-Owned Business
- Hispanic American Owned
- Self Certified Small Disadvantaged Business
“Self Certified Small Disadvantaged Business” is the public SAM classification. This page does not claim an SBA certification that is not shown in the official record.
A practical evaluation path
Start focused. Prove value. Expand with confidence.
- 1
Define the workflow
Name the staff owner, current process, data involved, connected systems, and decisions that stay with a person.
- 2
Review the boundary
Confirm security, records, privacy, accessibility, retention, and procurement requirements before access is granted.
- 3
Run a measurable pilot
Track time saved, completion quality, review rate, exceptions, and user feedback against a written baseline.
- 4
Decide from evidence
Expand, revise, or stop based on documented results instead of a broad technology promise.
Questions contracting and program teams ask
Straight answers before an evaluation.
Is Workforce AI registered in SAM.gov?
Yes. Workforce AI Corp has an active public SAM registration for All Awards. UEI EFAYDCVVTHS6 and CAGE 13NE7 were verified through the official SAM API on July 10, 2026. Registration status and dates should be reconfirmed before an award.
Which public-sector organizations can use Workforce AI?
Workforce AI can be configured for federal, state, local, tribal, territorial, and international public-sector organizations. The right deployment depends on the workflow, systems, data, procurement path, and local requirements.
Can an organization configure multiple AI employees?
Yes. Organizations can configure multiple AI employees for different teams, roles, programs, locations, or workflows, from a small initial deployment to a much larger operating model.
Can an agency use Workforce AI with protected health information?
Workforce AI supports HIPAA-aligned deployments for approved healthcare workflows. Organizations that need to use protected health information can request a business associate agreement and complete a workflow and configuration review before launch.
Can Workforce AI power a public information chatbot on an agency website?
Yes. Workforce AI can provide a branded website assistant grounded in approved public content, with source links, configurable voice and avatar options, and a route to a human. The Ask Workforce AI assistant on this site is one live example of the experience.
Bring a workflow or a whole program
Let’s map what Workforce AI can take on.
We will help identify the best place to start, the systems and people involved, and a clear path from first deployment to broader use.
Discuss a public-sector workflow