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Your back office, handled.
Less chasing. No loose ends. Only the decisions that need you.
For a team of one, or a team of hundreds.
Simpler from the first day.
- 1
Nothing to rebuild.
Connect the tools you already use: email, calendar, documents, your CRM, your help desk, even old software with no API.
- 2
It works the way you do.
Tell it your rules in plain words, the way you'd brief a new colleague. An admin turns them on.
“Admin access needs an admin's yes.”
- 3
You only see what needs you.
Everything else gets done, on record. The big calls wait in one inbox, with the facts.
3 waiting for you
Your Monday, mostly done.
- 8:00Monday's new hire: accounts, laptop and calendar ready.
- 8:3037 customers answered.
- 9:00The weekly report filed and shared.
- 9:103 requests waiting for you.
Three decisions. That was the morning.
Every decision, in one place.
Each one arrives with why it's asking, the facts, and what happens if you wait. Try one.
Admin access to the CRM for Priya Shah
Example- Why it's asking
- Your rule: admin access needs an admin's yes.
- The facts
- She joins Sales on Monday.Her manager, Sam, asked for it.
- If you wait
- Nothing changes. Her access waits here until someone decides.
You stay in charge.
Big steps wait for you.
You decide what counts as big. Your rules say what it may do alone; everything else waits for a person.
Waiting for you
Admin access needs an admin's yes. Nothing has changed yet.
Always know where things stand.
Every job is done, waiting, or needs you. Done always says how we know.
Done. Priya's accounts are set up.
How we know: each service answered our request.
Waiting. The contract isn't signed yet.
We'll tell you when it comes back.
It remembers what you teach it.
Tell it once. You can always see what it remembers, and delete it.
You told it: “Always copy the account manager.”
It remembers. You can see it and delete it.
Keep the tools you have.
It connects to them. Nothing to replace, nothing to retrain.
EmailCalendarDocumentsHR systemCRMHelp deskSpreadsheetsSchedulingAccountingPaymentsOld software with no APIMachines and sensors
Never stuck with one provider.
If an email, texting, payment or shipping service goes down, the work moves to another, but only when it's safe.
Nothing to integrate.
No connection yet? It builds one from the service's own instructions, tests it with calls that only read, and waits for your go.
One more thing.
A record of every job.
So when a customer, a manager or an auditor asks what happened, the answer is already written down.
Gave Priya Shah admin access to the CRM
Tuesday, 9:14
- What happened
- Admin access, until 31 December.
- Why it asked
- Your rule: admin access needs an admin's yes.
- Who said yes
- Ana Lima, admin, at 9:12.
- How we know
- The CRM answered our request.
- Big steps wait for a person, unless your rules say otherwise.
- Admins hold the rules.
- Every job keeps a record of what happened and who said yes.
Onboard your agent.
Paste this to the agent or chatbot you already use. It reads our docs, then sets Cadreen up with you.
Or ChatGPT, Codex, Gemini, or any agent that can read a web page.
Help me set up Cadreen (https://cadreen.com). It handles my back office and brings me only the decisions that need me. Today it's set up in the dashboard or through its HTTP API. SDK, CLI and MCP support is on its way. Before you start, read https://cadreen.com/agents.md and https://cadreen.com/llms.txt, and follow them.
Or open it in ChatGPT, Claude or Cursor.
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Hand it one job.
Start small. You decide what it may do alone.
Building it into your own product? Read the docs ›