Your team's boring work, done by AI.
We build AI for one job in your operation, wire it into the systems you already run, and keep it running. You sign off; we answer for the numbers.
| A | B | C | D | E | F | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Store | Bay | Product | Issue | Fix by | Status |
| 2 | Store 04 | Dairy B3 | Greek yoghurt 500g | Out of stock | 09:00 | Done |
| 3 | Store 04 | Snacks A1 | Rice crackers | Low stock | 10:30 | On the list |
| 4 | Store 11 | Wine C2 | Chilean merlot | Off planogram | 12:00 | On the list |
| 5 | Store 11 | Bakery A4 | Sourdough loaf | Out of stock | 09:00 | Done |
| 6 | Store 17 | Frozen D1 | Dumplings 400g | No price tag | 11:00 | Checking |
| 7 | Store 17 | Coffee B2 | Beans 1kg | Out of stock | 09:00 | Done |
In production with
Retail
Real estate
Pharma
Distribution
Most of what we build isn't a chatbot.
It's AI pointed at one job your team does every week: looking at shelves, reading supplier files, turning drawings into something a buyer can walk through. Each tool runs on your data, inside the systems you already use.
Shelf audits from store photos
- In
- Phone photos of the shelves, taken on the morning walk
- Out
- Out-of-stocks, planogram breaks and missing price tags, ranked by sales at risk, before opening
3D walkthroughs for pre-launch sales
- In
- The architect's approved drawings
- Out
- Every tower, floor and unit in 3D, with real sunlight, on one link buyers open on their phone
Supplier price lists into your item master
- In
- Long supplier PDFs, in any language
- Out
- Product records filled in, each value linked to its page, waiting for your sign-off
Shopper questions on LINE, in Thai
- In
- Customer messages at any hour
- Out
- Answers and pairings from your live catalogue, with the hard ones handed to staff
Pharma reorder lists from the ERP
- In
- Your ERP's sales, receipts and stock exports
- Out
- What to order today, from the cheapest proven supplier, with expiry risk and margin on one screen
Documents and payments, followed up
- In
- A list of what's missing and who owes it
- Out
- Reminders on a schedule, escalated when it's late, filed when it arrives
See it working
Jobs our clients did by hand, or couldn't do at all. Each one now runs every day.
Photo · 21:48 · staff phoneBefore
Someone walked each store with a printed planogram and a clipboard.
Now
Staff photograph the shelves on a phone. Each photo is matched against the catalogue and that shelf's sales, and every store opens with a fix list ranked by the money at stake.
32,141
products it recognises
Retail · A premium supermarket chain, Bangkok. Client names stay private until a client agrees to be named.
Less retyping, chasing and walking the aisles.
Plugs into the systems you already run
LINE, WhatsApp, email, Excel, your POS, ERP or CRM. No new app for store staff or the sales team.
Nothing goes live without sign-off
During the pilot your team approves every output. Once accuracy holds, they review only the exceptions.
Armadio refrigerato · Refrigerated cabinet
Graded every month on your own cases
Every month we re-test it on a fixed set of your real cases and send the score, with every error listed.
99.3%
412 checked · 3 wrong
What it got wrong
We run it, not just ship it
When a supplier changes their PDF layout at 2 am, we fix it. You get the output, not another system to maintain.
No customer noticed any of these
Where it pays back first
In production in retail, real estate and pharma, with playbooks ready for three more. Each starts with one job, scoped to be running within six weeks.
Retail chains
Real estate
Pharma & healthcare
Insurance brokers
Accounting & legal
Freight & logistics
Start with one job. Pay for the next step only if it works.
Every step has a fixed price, agreed in writing before it starts. You can stop after any step.
- 1
Scope · 2 weeks
We map the job and what it costs you
We sit with the team doing it and measure it. You get a written scope: which job goes first, the baseline, and the target it has to hit. The scope is yours to keep.
- 2
Pilot · 4–6 weeks
The first tool, live on your data
Built into the systems you already run, with your team signing off every output. If it misses the agreed target, you don't pay for the next step.
- 3
Run · Monthly
We run it and report against target
Monitoring, fixes when your inputs change, and a monthly scorecard: volume handled, accuracy, every error listed.
Why not just hire someone?
You could. Here's how what we build compares with hiring, or buying software off the shelf.
Works inside your existing systems
Us: Yes
Hiring: Yes · Software: You switch to theirs
Ready in
Us: 4–6 weeks for the first job
Hiring: 2–3 months to hire and train · Software: Weeks, then you set it up
Works nights and weekends
Us: Yes, with your sign-off rules
Hiring: Overtime, if at all · Software: Only what it was built for
Who fixes it when it breaks
Us: We do. It's our job.
Hiring: They do, if they stay · Software: A support ticket
If it doesn't work out
Us: You don't pay for the next step
Hiring: Notice period · Software: Locked into a contract
What operators ask before they start
If yours isn't here, ask us on the call.
What does a first project actually look like?
One job, one target, one team. A two-week scope ends with a written baseline and a target, say gaps found per store per week. The pilot runs on your data for four to six weeks and is judged against that number.
How do you measure whether it worked?
Against the baseline we measured in scoping, on your own cases. Every month you get a scorecard: volume handled, accuracy, and every error by name. If the pilot misses the agreed target, you don't pay for the next step.
What do you need from our side?
Read access to the systems the job touches, a sample of real cases, and one person to sign off the tool's work during the pilot. Usually a few hours a week, not a project team.
Where does our data go?
It is used only to do your job and to grade it. Which data, which systems and who can see what are agreed in writing before anything is built, and the scope says where it is processed.
What happens when your systems or suppliers change?
We fix it. A new PDF layout, a renamed field or a model update is our problem, not yours. Every change is re-tested on your cases before it goes live, and you hear about it in the monthly report.
Do we own what you build?
Your data, your outputs and the written scope are yours. How the running tool is licensed and handed over is agreed in the contract before the pilot starts.
Who is accountable when it gets something wrong?
We are, for the tool. That is why anything money depends on keeps a person's sign-off, and why every error is logged, explained and fixed in the next release.
Can it run across stores, sites or countries?
Yes. The retail tools run across a chain in Thai and English. Each new site or language is added against the same target, so you see whether it holds before it scales.
When should we not do this?
When the job happens a few times a month, or nobody can say what a right answer looks like. We'll say so on the first call, before you pay for anything.
“Our promise is simple. If what we build doesn't save what we agreed at the start, you don't pay for the next step. We'd rather lose the job than run something that doesn't work.”
The Boring Agents team
hello@boringagents.co
Tell us the job your team hates. We'll tell you if AI can do it.
A 30-minute call with the people who would build it. No technical knowledge needed: just describe the job, how often it happens, and how you check it's done right.