replace disconnected spreadsheets, manual scheduling, and bolt-on ai chatbots with one type-safe command center โ plus an ai agent that actually gets work done. plain language in, a validated action out. run operations on proof, not hallucinated guesses.
not a chatbot that just answers questions โ an agent that takes action. tell it what you need in plain language and it creates sites, assigns talent, and builds schedules for you. it always checks your permissions and shows you exactly what it's about to do before it does it โ so nothing changes without your say-so, and it can't make things up. it's the same agent that threads through every hub below โ talent, scheduling, sites, time hub, and fleet.
illustrative walkthrough — every step shown here runs in the live product, styled exactly like the real assistant, floating right where it actually sits. four real requests: who's on the clock, what's expiring, adding a hire, approving timesheets.
try your ai agent in the live demorocteams isn't five apps stitched together. it's one shared system โ onboard someone in talent and that one fact quietly reconfigures scheduling eligibility, site rules, timesheets, and fleet assignment behind it. click a hub below to see it โ real screens, real ai prompts, nothing staged.
grant access once and it propagates everywhere. let a certification lapse and shift eligibility locks itself before the gap ever reaches a job site.
the schedule canvas checks pending time-off and expired documents before a slot is ever assigned โ not after, in a report nobody reads.
assign the shift and the site's own break policy and bill rate apply automatically. no second spreadsheet to keep in sync.
gps- and photo-verified punches turn into an audit-ready timesheet โ with rest-break and overtime-threshold enforcement built in, not bolted on. the moment a schedule goes live, every worker on it is notified in the app.
a driver logs mileage at clock-out, the vehicle's own service odometer updates itself โ and nudges the driver before maintenance becomes a breakdown.
nothing here is a mockup of a future release. every screen above mirrors the real product and every ai prompt uses the assistant's actual vocabulary โ the onboarding-to-eligibility lock, the site rule enforcement, the geofenced timesheet, and the mileage-to-maintenance loop are all live in the current build. (fleet has no ai action of its own yet, so its card is a real screen only, no prompt.)
jump between hubs and fire off a quick action with ⌘k at your desk. take the same assistant with you on a manager's phone. a field employee's phone stays focused on exactly one job โ clocking in, fast.
on the desktop โ sites, talent hub, time hub, and a ⌘k quick action
illustrative walkthrough, not a concept โ and the split is real: the assistant follows actual permissions, so what a manager can ask it to do and what a field employee sees are genuinely different, not just a marketing distinction.
try it in the live demo →most operations teams run one tool for payroll/hr and a separate one for scheduling and time-tracking โ two base fees, two per-seat rates, for the exact same 100 employees.
then just $1.50 per additional seat. ai agent credits renew every month. no setup fees, no tiers, no seat penalties.