Incubeta
Ogilvy
National Geographic
Disney
DMA
Oracle
atcore
Airtasker
Why teams reach for it

HR shouldn't be a help desk for the same 50 questions.

Across every use case, the 2 to 3 hours a day spent on repetitive questions, handedback to your team.

80%

Reduction in repetitive HR queries

<3s

Average employee response time

24/7

Always-available HR self-service

1

Single source of truth, all policies

Where teams put it to work

Six scenarios. One always-on first consultant.

01.
Onboarding

New hire question avalanche

Used by HR teams with frequent hiring and growing companies.

The first two weeks of every new hire generate the same flood of policy questions. The assistant takes the load so HR focuses on the welcome experience, not the FAQs.

Answers new-hire questions on policies, IT and benefits

Absorbs peak onboarding volumes without HR overload

Operates 24/7 across time zones for distributed teams

Routes anything complex straight to a live HR person

02.
Leave

Time-off and leave policies

Used by every employee, every team.

"How much vacation do I have left?" "What's our parental leave?" These are the highest-volume HR questions. The assistant answers instantly from your existing leave docs.

Answers vacation, sick, parental and bereavement leave questions

Pulls from your existing leave documentation

Same answer regardless of who asks or when

Flags unusual leave scenarios for human review

03.
Benefits

Benefits and perks lookups

Used during open enrollment and year-round.

Benefits questions spike around open enrollment and never fully stop. The assistant handles the routine ones so HR focuses on the complex eligibility cases.

Answers health insurance, retirement and perks questions

Pulls from existing benefits documentation

Handles open enrollment volume without overwhelming HR

Escalates personal eligibility cases to human HR

04.
IT procedures

Tool access, passwords & equipment

Used by every employee and IT teams.

Half of "HR questions" are actually IT procedure questions: tool access, password resets, equipment requests. The assistant covers both so neither team is interrupted.

Answers tool access, password and equipment questions

Pulls from IT procedure docs alongside HR policies

Frees both HR and IT to focus on real work

Routes security-sensitive issues to the right team

05.
Compliance

Policy and compliance lookup

Used by every employee with questions about workplace rules.

Compliance questions need consistent, accurate answers, but they're scattered across Confluence and PDFs. The assistant gives every employee the same answer from the same source.

Answers code of conduct, expense and compliance questions

Pulls from your existing policy documentation

Same answer for every employee, every time

Escalates sensitive compliance matters to HR

06.
Managers

Manager self-service

Used by people managers and team leads.

Managers have their own HR questions about hiring, performance reviews and comp bands. The assistant handles the documentation lookups so HR partners focus on nuanced conversations.

Answers manager-facing HR and policy questions

Handles process and documentation lookups

Frees HR partners for strategic conversations

Routes sensitive personnel matters to a human

These are the most common use cases. The assistant fits any scenario where an employee would otherwise ping a person for a policy answer.
Across every use case

Four things "just ask HR" can't do.

Whatever the question, this shows up differently from pinging your HR partner in chat.

Single source of truth

One answer, every time. No more "depends on who you ask."

Where employees already are

Lives in Google Chat. No new tool to learn or adopt.

Connects existing docs

Reads your Drive, Confluence and email. No migration needed.

Clean human handoff

Escalates complex or sensitive matters to live HR with context.
Built on

The stack the assistant runs on.

Proven components, assembled into one always-on HR knowledge agent.

n8n Automation
Google Chat
OpenAI GPT
Existing Policy Docs
Knowledge Base
Escalation Logic
How we deliver

From scattered docs to live assistant.

01.

Policy audit

Map your existing HR, IT and policy documents.

02.

Knowledge base

Index your docs into the assistant's source.

03.

Google Chat setup

Wire the bot into your employees' workspace.

04.

Escalation rules

Define when human HR takes over.

05.

Pilot team

Validate accuracy with real questions first.

06.

Company rollout

Launch and monitor performance.

Is your use case a fit?

Best for teams losing HR hours to FAQs.

Some HR motions are built for it from day one. Others aren't, yet. Here's a quick read.

A strong fit if your usecase…

Has HR spending 2+ hours a day on repetitive questions.
Has policies documented but scattered across tools.
Runs on Google Workspace.
Has peak onboarding volumes that overload HR.
Wants HR focused on strategic work, not FAQs.

Probably not yet if your usecase..

Doesn't use Google Workspace.
Has no written policy documentation to draw from.
Has HR volume too low to need automation.
Is fully co-located and prefers in-person Q&A.
Has no defined HR policies yet.
Frequently Answered Questions

Use case questions, answered.

My use case isn't in your list. Will it still work?

The six scenarios on this page are the most common, but the same pattern (instant answers from your existing docs, with human handoff) applies anywhere employees would otherwise ping a person for a policy answer. Tell us about your HR motion and we'll show whether it fits.

How does it know our company's specific policies?

During setup we connect the assistant to your existing HR, IT and policy documents wherever they live (Drive, Confluence, email). The AI retrieves answers from that source material at chat time, so what it says is grounded in your real policies, not a generic LLM response.

What if it gives a wrong answer?

Answers are pulled from your own docs, so accuracy reflects what's in them. We build in escalation rules for anything ambiguous, sensitive or out of scope, routing those questions straight to a human HR person with full context.

Does it work with non-Google Workspace setups?

It's built around Google Chat today. The same n8n, GPT and knowledge base stack can be wired into Slack or Microsoft Teams via their APIs as a separate piece of work.

What about sensitive or personal HR matters?

These are exactly what the escalation logic is for. Anything involving personal eligibility, complaints, performance issues or other sensitive topics goes straight to a live HR person, with the conversation context attached.

What does the $30/month actually cover?

The automation layer that connects Google Chat, the knowledge base, and your policy docs. OpenAI usage costs sit alongside that and scale with how many questions employees ask.

Have a use case in mind?

Tell us where HR loses the most time today, and we'll show you what an always-on assistant would handle.