Office
Reporting Worker
Turns business data into a short answer to “How are we doing?”
Reads the analytics so you do not have to act interested in analytics.
Pulls the data you have approved, watches the numbers that recur, notices what changed, and writes a plain-English report you can read on a phone in a truck.
The scope of the job
Both columns matter. The right one is where the worker stops, and it is the same list whatever you ask it.
What it handles
- Watches the metrics that matter to your business
- Notices changes worth telling you about
- Writes daily, weekly or monthly summaries in plain English
- Explains what likely caused a change
What it will not do
- Does not access financial systems unless you explicitly connect them
- Does not forecast revenue as though it were fact
- Does not invent a number it could not read
What it works with
Tools it typically uses
- Analytics
- Search Console
- CRM
- Spreadsheets
What you may need to connect
- Read access to the tools you want reported on
Approval and safety
Read-only. It reports; it does not change settings in the systems it reads.
Employment record
Kept for the file. It is software, and it does not mind us saying so.
- Performance review
- Writes its own. Suspiciously balanced.
- Charts
- Only when a sentence would be worse
What happens after you hire it
After checkout we configure this worker for your business, connect the tools it needs, test the job, and put it to work. Available to hire means we are ready to build it for you — not that a copy is already running.
Most deployments target 1–2 business days. External access or an unusual integration can take longer.
Often hired alongside
Research Worker
Goes down the rabbit hole so you do not have to.
Growth Worker
Finds things costing a local business customers and fixes what it is allowed to fix.
AI Visibility Worker
Checks what AI and search systems appear to understand about your business.