Incoming requests
Tours, pricing, fixed desks, rooms and business address requests: the agent prepares replies using your tone and rules.
An AI agent connected to your emails, contracts, bookings and invoices. It prepares the work, executes repetitive tasks and asks for human approval whenever a decision commits your space.
Request for a fixed desk 5 days/week from September.
PDF ready, contact details and plan checked.
Friendly tone, due date and payment link included.
In an independent coworking space, small tasks repeat every day: reply, check, remind, generate, classify and follow up. This is exactly where a well-scoped AI agent creates value.
Tours, pricing, fixed desks, rooms and business address requests: the agent prepares replies using your tone and rules.
Prospect information becomes a member profile, then a PDF contract ready for approval.
Desks, conference rooms, payments and reminders: the agent follows the workflow and flags blockers.
As with PG Management automation projects, the AI is connected to your real tools, with logs, guardrails and human validation built into the workflow.
The system prepares and executes repetitive work. Sensitive decisions remain human-approved: contracts, special pricing, refunds and delicate messages.
No committing email is sent without your agreement. The agent proposes, you decide.
Plans, deadlines, capacities, room conditions and commercial tone are defined in your rule base.
An architecture designed for Swiss SMEs: role-based access, logs and controlled data processing.
The agent reads the request and prepares a tailored reply.
Time slot, terms and offer are centralized.
The PDF is generated from the selected plan.
Member profile, desks and booking rules are activated.
Payments and reminders are monitored automatically.
The best first workflow is usually incoming requests, room booking or contract preparation, because these tasks are frequent, structured and easy to validate.
Yes. PG Management connects the agent to your real tools where possible: email, calendars, documents, CRM, invoicing and internal files.
Yes. The goal is not to build a complex platform from day one, but to automate one useful workflow reliably before expanding.
The right starting point is to take one concrete workflow — incoming requests, contracts or room bookings — and make it reliable before expanding.