Questions, answered

Terabot gives businesses digital workers: AI workers that each have their own computer and do real work, such as following up leads, answering customers and doing admin, around the clock. Terabot is in private preview and open by invitation.

A digital worker is an AI that does a job, not just a chat. You give it a task in plain words and it carries it out in your apps, step by step, and reports back.

Each Terabot worker runs on its own private virtual machine, a computer in the cloud. It can open a browser, sign in to apps, click and type, so it can work in apps that have no integration.

A chatbot answers questions. A Terabot worker completes tasks: it opens your apps, does the steps and finishes the job, then tells you what it did.

Yes. A digital worker has no working day, so it keeps going at night, on weekends and on public holidays. How much it does each month depends on the AI and computer usage in your plan.

Terabot is a monthly plan: Basic, Pro, Max or Enterprise. Every plan includes unlimited digital workers; plans differ by how much AI and computer usage they include. Prices are announced at launch.

Request an invitation on this site. Invitations are sent in batches during the private preview.

Terabot is built by AITG. Learn more at aiteragrid.com.

Yes. It signs in to the CRM you already use, on its own computer, the same way a new staff member would, so you don't need to change tools.

You decide. You can check its messages before they go out, or let it send routine follow-ups on its own once you trust them.

Yes. It offers times from your calendar and books the meeting when the lead chooses one.

It hands the conversation to your team with a summary of what the customer needs, instead of guessing.

Any channel your team answers from a computer, such as email, web chat and messaging apps used on the web.

Yes. A digital worker doesn't take leave, so customers get answers at any hour.

If your team uses it on a computer, a Terabot worker can use it too, because it works through the same screens a person does.

It flags them for a person with the details, instead of guessing.

No. It follows the steps your team already uses, in the apps you already have.

It is a digital worker that operates its own computer: it sees the screen, moves the mouse and types, so it can use apps the way a person does.

Because a lot of business work happens in apps without integrations. With its own computer, the worker can do that work directly, at any hour, without borrowing someone's machine.

There is no working-day limit. How much it can do each month depends on the AI and computer usage in your plan.