Slow or never
Questions scroll away unanswered, or the same one gets re-answered from scratch every week.
Airprose Agent for Slack
Your sales team asks.Airprose answers in Slack.
Grounded only in your own content, with the sources shown. When the answer isn't in your library, it says so instead of guessing.
Read-only Q&A. It answers. It never sends anything to your customers.
The problem
The question lands. Then what? Airprose answers it the moment it's asked, in the same channel, from your own approved material.
Risky answers
Replies come from memory or a stale wiki. A wrong answer to a prospect on security or compliance is expensive.
One bottleneck
The one person who actually knows becomes the choke point for the whole team.
Two modes, per channel
Asked, or on its own. You choose, channel by channel.
On-Demand
It answers when someone @mentions it or sends a DM, and stays quiet otherwise. Best for general channels.
Autonomous Agent
In an opted-in channel it answers questions as they're posted, whenever your library genuinely covers them.
Silence by default
A quick first check decides whether your library backs the question before it ever drafts a reply.
How it behaves
Safe in a sales channel. Read-only, threaded, and no login for the person asking.
Threads and DMs
Reply in the thread to keep asking, with no need to re-mention it. It remembers the conversation. DM it for a private answer.
No login for the asker
They just use Slack. Answers come only from your content, isolated per organisation, with workspace tokens encrypted at rest.
Read-only Q&A
It answers questions inside your workspace. It never sends anything to your customers.
Why it's different
It would rather say “I don't know” than be wrong. For procurement-savvy buyers and regulated topics, that restraint is the feature.
- Answers only from your approved content
- Sources listed under every reply
- Gaps flow back to owners as requests
Airprose · #sales-questionsAutonomous Agent · example
“What's our uptime SLA for the EU region?”
I can't find this in your library, so I won't guess.
Not in library
Flagged for the team as a content request.
Request addition to library
vs generic AI
ChatGPT doesn't know your certifications or contract terms, and it will confidently make them up. Airprose answers only from your approved content, and cites it.
vs the wiki
Nobody reads the wiki mid-deal, and it goes stale. This answers in the channel where the question was asked, and its request-to-library loop keeps the content fresh.
vs “whoever's free”
No bottleneck, no waiting, consistent answers. The expert's knowledge is captured once and reused by everyone.
Built for
The questions prospects actually ask. Strongest wherever you've documented the answer.
Security and compliance
“How do we handle GDPR and data residency?”
Product and integrations
“Do we support SSO?” “Do we integrate with X?”
Pricing and commercials
Plan and packaging details a rep needs mid-deal
Implementation and SLAs
Onboarding, uptime and the support model
01
Connect: an owner clicks Connect Slack in Airprose settings
02
Invite: add the agent to any channel and it introduces itself
03
Ask: anyone @mentions it, DMs it, or just posts
04
Improve: gaps flow back as content requests
Beyond Slack
Not just Slack. The Autonomous Agent starts in Slack. It doesn't have to stop there.
Coming soon
Microsoft Teams
The same Autonomous Agent, grounded in your own library, inside Microsoft Teams. It's on the roadmap and not available yet, so we won't pretend otherwise. If Teams is where your team lives, tell us and we'll keep you posted.
Enterprise
Custom agents, anywhere.
On the Enterprise plan, we can embed a custom Airprose Agent wherever your people and customers already are: your website, your help centre, or an internal tool. It answers only from your own material, with the same honesty when it doesn't know.
Answer the next question in Slack.
Live now in Slack, self-serve, on the Scale plan.