A new kind of colleague

Your next great
colleague is AI.

Meet Mack. An AI colleague built around your business, starting with the reports, customer follow-ups, and everyday admin your team keeps picking up.

Start with one job. Build trust from there.

Your way of doing things matters.The rules. The exceptions. The small details.
MackYour AI colleague
Fictional example

“Compare these orders with the dispatch list. What needs checking?”

Two orders need a closer look.

Four units short on one. A missing dispatch date on the other.

Ready for your team to review

Start with the work around your tools.

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Meet Mack

Less to repeat.
Less to keep in your head.

Your rules. Your exceptions. The details that never make it into a manual. We’re building Mack to remember how the job works, so each assignment can build on the last.

Gets to know the job.

Show Mack the examples, shortcuts, and exceptions your team relies on. Those details shape how it approaches the work.

Your way of working“Check for part-deliveries before flagging a shortage.”

Starts where you work.

We start with the tools you use today and the jobs that still fall between them. The first assignment sets the direction.

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Leaves the judgment with you.

You decide what Mack handles and what comes back for a decision. Start with work you can check, then build from there.

Prepared by MackReviewed by your team

A few jobs for Mack

One colleague.
Many ways to help.

Start with work that comes around every week: checking records, drafting replies, or sorting out who needs to do what. Here’s what the result could look like.

Have another job in mind?
Illustrative assignment · fictional records

Find the orders
that need checking.

Compare an order sheet with a dispatch list. Pull out shortages, missing dates, and anything the operations team needs to check.

Order sheet + dispatch list → exception report

Tell us about your job
Example: order checkExample
  1. Order 1042: four units short

    24 ordered. 20 recorded as dispatched.

  2. Order 1086: no dispatch date

    The order is confirmed, but the dispatch field is blank.

  3. Order 1093: quantities match

    Two deliveries of 10 and 14 account for all 24 units.

The exceptions, with the records behind them.

Other places to startCustomer follow-upsWeekly reportsOrders & inventoryDocument checksTeam handoffs

How we get started

Bring one job.
Let’s make it easier.

Pick something your team does again and again. Tell us about it, and we’ll work out a sensible first assignment together.

01

Tell us about the job.

Your company and a sentence about the task are enough to start. Tell us what keeps landing back on your team’s desk.

02

Work through an example.

Together, we choose a small first assignment and the information it needs. You check the result against how the job is actually done.

03

Make it a regular thing.

Then we agree on the routine: when the work happens, which systems it uses, and where you want to be involved.

Built for ongoing work.

We agree on scope and pricing before ongoing work begins. Start with one recurring job, then decide together what comes next.

Start with Mack

The people behind the colleague

Built by us.
Shaped with you.

Martin and Fitz stay close to the work: learning how the job runs, building Mack around it, and refining it with your team.

A few good questions

A little more detail.

Where do we start?

Tell us your company and describe the job in a sentence. Email Mack or book a 30-minute call with Martin.

Can Mack work with our software?

We start with the tools you use today. The right connection depends on the system, the access available, and what you want Mack to do.

Who stays in control?

You do. We agree on the job, the access it needs, and the points where you want to review or decide.

Who will I work with?

Mack is the AI colleague. Martin and Fitz help set up the work, shape the rules, and improve it with you.

How is it priced?

We agree on scope and pricing before ongoing work begins. Martin and Fitz will talk through what the work involves.

Start with one job

What’s the one job
you’d love to hand over?

The report you rebuild. The orders you double-check. The follow-ups waiting in your inbox. Tell us which job is taking more time than it should.

Start by email. Fitz and Martin help shape the first task. Tell us your company and the job in one sentence.

mack@avorth.com

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