FastAgent Enterprise
Custom agents, integrations and managed workflows for teams that need shared operations, clear controls and accountable access.
AI systems for organisations and individuals
FastAgent turns repetitive work into dependable, human-supervised AI—from business operations and shared workflows to private personal services such as Private Email.
Built in the UK Human approval where it matters Works with your tools
FastAgent has two distinct sides: managed automation for teams and private services for individuals. Choose the environment that matches the work.
Custom agents, integrations and managed workflows for teams that need shared operations, clear controls and accountable access.
Personal AI services with reviewed setup—starting with Private Email, an approval-first workspace for a calmer inbox.
Useful automation is rarely one flashy chatbot. It is a chain of small, dependable actions that removes friction without removing your judgement.
Capture, qualify and route new enquiries while they are still warm.
Keep systems in sync and records complete without another manual handoff.
Make the next action happen on time, with context and a clear owner.
For organisations, we combine automation, AI and existing systems into workflows your team can understand, supervise and trust.
Capture, enrich, qualify and route enquiries. Draft useful replies and keep the CRM accurate from the start.
Explore lead automation →Answer routine questions across web, email and messaging, then hand complex cases to a person with context attached.
Explore communication agents →Turn documents, inboxes and recurring admin into structured tasks, checks, records and alerts.
Explore operations automation →Give your team a reliable way to find information, prepare work and trigger approved actions across your systems.
Explore internal assistants →These are example workflow patterns, not invented case studies. We adapt each one to your systems, rules and approval points.
The agent gathers missing context, checks fit against your criteria and prepares the next action—without letting the lead disappear into a shared inbox.
The agent answers from approved knowledge, retrieves relevant account details and passes edge cases to your team with the conversation already summarised.
The agent extracts structured data, validates it against your rules and sends exceptions to the right person instead of pushing every item through manual review.
The agent turns source material into channel-ready drafts, applies brand rules and organises approvals—so people spend their time on judgement, not formatting.
We begin with one workflow that matters, prove it safely and expand only when the value is clear.
We map the current process, the exceptions and the time it consumes. The output is a clear automation brief—not a vague AI strategy.
We define inputs, actions, approvals and failure paths before building. You can see exactly where the agent acts and where a person decides.
We integrate with the relevant systems, test realistic scenarios and run the workflow in a controlled environment.
We monitor outcomes, tighten the weak points and extend the system when the evidence supports it.
Responsible by design
Good automation does not mean handing over every decision. We design the boundaries at the same time as the workflow.
Start with a repeated process that has clear inputs, a recognisable output and enough volume to be annoying. During an automation review, we help identify the strongest first workflow.
Usually not. The aim is to connect and improve the tools you already rely on. If a system cannot integrate safely, we will make that limitation clear before proposing a build.
Only if that is the workflow you approve. Customer-facing actions can require review, run within defined rules or escalate to a person whenever confidence is low.
No. A focused workflow can be especially valuable for a small team because it removes administrative load without adding another role or platform to manage.
Start with one workflow
Tell us where work gets stuck. We’ll review the process and outline where automation could make a practical difference.