This is the owner's manual: what the product does, how to give it a good first job, where a person stays in control, and what Workforce AI does not claim today.
Start with the work, not the catalog
Choose one recurring job that has a clear beginning, a clear finish, and a result you can inspect. Connect only what that job needs. Keep the first external actions under review. Expand after the work is consistent.
- Name the recurring job.
- Choose the inbox, calendar, document, meeting, or tool that carries it.
- State what the employee may do and when it must stop.
- Review real, low-risk work.
- Measure the owner time, rework, and exceptions.
Browse the Product Guide
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Product Guide versus Help Center
The Product Guide explains behavior and operating choices. The Help Center handles setup instructions, account questions, billing, and troubleshooting. Marketing pages explain why a buyer might care. Keeping those jobs separate makes every answer easier to trust.
