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Service teams with recurring volume
Best fit for teams handling customer requests, client follow-ups, document collection, status updates, scheduling, renewals, exceptions, and internal handoffs every week.
Now evaluating early service operations pilots
AI operations workers for service teams.
Opralis helps service teams deploy supervised AI workers that triage incoming requests, draft responses, prepare internal notes, route approvals, and measure operational performance without removing human control.
Built for service operations first: draft only, approval first, audit ready.
Who Opralis is for
For teams where valuable service work is trapped between inboxes, forms, documents, follow-ups, and internal systems.
Opralis is designed for service-heavy businesses that receive recurring requests, rely on shared inboxes, need internal coordination, and cannot afford uncontrolled automation.
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Operators managing messy queues
Designed for work that arrives through email, website forms, attachments, spreadsheets, portals, CRMs, and informal handoffs that are hard to track.
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Businesses that need control
Opralis is not a chatbot and not a replacement for your team. It is a supervised worker that prepares work, flags risk, and routes decisions to humans.
The first worker
Meet the Service Operations Worker.
The first Opralis worker focuses on the operational work that happens before and after a customer response: understanding the request, gathering context, drafting the reply, preparing notes, tracking follow-up, and escalating exceptions.
- ✓Triages incoming requestsReads selected inboxes and forms, identifies request type, urgency, customer, missing information, owner, and next action.
- ✓Retrieves approved contextUses company procedures, templates, prior examples, service information, policies, and approved documents before drafting.
- ✓Drafts replies and notesPrepares customer responses, internal summaries, CRM notes, task descriptions, and follow-up plans for review.
- ✓Routes exceptions to humansEscalates sensitive, low-confidence, policy-heavy, pricing, legal, compliance, or high-impact actions before anything is sent.
Possible workflows
One role that can support multiple service-heavy industries.
The industry may change, but the operating pattern is consistent: recurring requests come in, humans need context, someone drafts a response, internal systems need updates, and managers need visibility.
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Insurance agencies
Service inbox triage, certificate requests, endorsement follow-up, renewal support, carrier email summaries, and AMS note drafts.
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Staffing and recruiting
Client and candidate inbox triage, scheduling follow-up, missing document requests, onboarding reminders, and ATS note drafts.
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Property and field services
Resident, owner, vendor, maintenance, quote, appointment, and service status requests organized into clear next actions.
How the pilot works
One team, one queue, one workflow, supervised mode.
The pilot is designed to prove value quickly without disrupting your operation. Opralis starts around one service queue and one repeatable workflow, then expands only after the team sees measurable improvement.
Map the queue
We identify where requests arrive, which categories create backlog, and what actions must stay under human review.
Load approved knowledge
You provide templates, procedures, examples, FAQs, service rules, and company language the worker can use.
Start draft only
The worker classifies requests, drafts responses, prepares notes, and flags missing information. Humans approve actions.
Review results
We track turnaround time, aging requests, edit rate, staff time saved, approval rate, and operational bottlenecks each week.
Trust and control
Built for real operations, not uncontrolled automation.
Useful AI workers need more than prompts. They need clear scope, approved knowledge, permissions, approvals, audit trails, and measurable performance. Opralis is being built around those operating controls from day one.
Human approval by defaultSensitive, high-impact, or low-confidence actions stay supervised during the pilot.
Approved knowledge onlyDrafts are grounded in company templates, procedures, and approved reference materials.
Operational visibilityManagers can see request volume, aging, turnaround time, edit rate, bottlenecks, and time saved.
Early access
Apply for the Opralis pilot
We are speaking with a small number of service-heavy businesses to validate the highest value workflows. Strong pilot candidates have real request volume, repeatable work, shared inboxes or queues, and a willingness to review drafts and give feedback.
Good pilot signals: you manage a shared inbox, lose time chasing missing information, manually write system notes, have slow follow-up, or want better visibility into aging service requests.