AI agents for mid-size companies

The work between your systems, done.

Loom AI gives your company its own AI agent. It reads the email, checks your systems and finishes the job in each of them.

  • Email
  • Teams
  • ERP
  • CRM
  • Spreadsheet
OrdersDana and your agent Illustrative example
  1. Dana · 10:04

    Change to order SO-5521From Ruth at Brightwell Foods They want 60 cases instead of 40, same delivery date. If we can, go ahead.
  2. Read Ruth's emailEmail
  3. Checked stock: 72 cases freeERP
  4. Checked Brightwell's termsCRM
  5. Agent · 10:05

    We can. The stock is there and their terms allow it, so I'm making the change now.
  6. Updated SO-5521 to 60 casesERP
  7. Updated the packing planSpreadsheet
  8. Sent Ruth the confirmationEmail
  9. Told the warehouseTeams
  10. Agent · 10:06

    Done. SO-5521 is 60 cases, Ruth has her confirmation and the warehouse knows.
    Order updated · ERPReply sent · Email

The problem

Today, your team is the glue.

Distributors, manufacturers, importers, service companies: the business runs on an ERP, a CRM, email, spreadsheets and chat. They don't talk to each other, so your people carry every detail from one to the next.

That is where the day goes, and where things slip: a missed line, an old price, a reply that waits until someone is back at their desk.

Email

Can we make it 60 cases instead of 40? Same date.

Arrived 09:58

ERP

SO-5521 · quantity 60

Typed by Dana, 10:21

Spreadsheet

SO5521 · Brightwell · 60

Typed by Tom, 11:02

CRM

Note: order now 60 cases, same date

Typed by Dana, 10:34

Team chat

Brightwell is 60 now, not 40. Can the warehouse check?

Sent by Dana, 11:15

Dana and Tom
Illustrative exampleOne change to one order, carried by hand from system to system.

AI can answer. It cannot act.

A chatbot can summarise the customer's email. It can't check the stock, change the order in the ERP and write back. That part still lands on your team.

What it gets done

Loom AI gives you an agent that does that work.

It works through connectors in the systems you already run, and carries each job through to the last update.

  • Order changes

    Reads the customer's email, checks stock and terms, updates the order and confirms.

    Order updated · ERP
  • Invoice matching

    Matches supplier invoices to the purchase order and the goods receipt, and lays out anything that doesn't fit.

    Invoice matched · ERP
  • Delivery changes

    When a supplier slips, finds the orders it hits and gives the waiting customers new dates.

    Customers updated · Email
  • Customer replies

    Answers "where is my order" and "what did we agree" from your systems, not from memory.

    Reply sent · Email
  • Document chasing

    Notices the missing certificate, packing list or signed form, and follows up until it arrives.

    Document filed · ERP
  • Team updates

    Posts what changed overnight, and what needs someone today, where your team already talks.

    Summary posted · Teams

Where the work arrives

It lives where your team and customers already are.

Email, WhatsApp and Teams. Your agent reads every incoming message, sorts it by what it’s about, and moves it forward.

Incoming, Tuesday morning Illustrative example

Coming in

Sorted and moved forward

  • Coastline Packaging · Email

    Invoice INV-88213, for last week’s delivery.

  • Brightwell Foods · WhatsApp

    Can we do 60 cases instead of 40, same date?

  • Tom, warehouse · Teams

    Who has the stock report for Monday?

  • A customer · WhatsApp

    When does order 5540 arrive?

  • Harbor Supplies · Email

    Your delivery moves to Thursday.

  • Orders2
    Two orders updated · ERP
  • Invoices1
    Matched to its PO · Finance
  • Customer questions1
    Answered · WhatsApp
  • Team requests1
    Report shared · Teams
  • Every message, sorted

    Orders, invoices, questions and requests, each tagged by customer and filed where it belongs.

  • Answered where it came from

    A WhatsApp question gets a WhatsApp reply. An email gets an email.

  • Nothing new to learn

    Your team and your customers keep using the apps they already have.

Control

The calls that matter stay yours.

It asks before steps like holding a payment, and gets the rest done.

A supplier invoice, $140 over its POINV-88213 from Coastline Packaging
Illustrative example
  1. The invoice arrives in the finance inbox.

    Email
  2. Matched to purchase order PO 20418 and goods receipt GR-7731.

    ERP
  3. The quantity matches. The price doesn't.
    Agreed
    400 × $3.10
    Billed
    400 × $3.45
    Over the PO
    $140.00
    ERP
  4. Drafted a credit-note request to Coastline.

    Email
  5. Your turn

    Hold INV-88213 and send the request?

    In this example, the answer was yes.

  6. You said yes. The invoice is on hold and Coastline has the request.
    Invoice on hold · ERPRequest sent · Email
  7. Not yet. Nothing is held or sent. The invoice stays in the finance queue with the price difference noted.

  • Every step on record

    What it read, checked and changed, and who said yes, in an audit trail you can review.

  • Your agent is yours alone

    Each company gets its own isolated agent. Nothing crosses between customers.

  • Secrets never shown

    It works in your systems without showing passwords or keys, to your team or in chat.

How it works

Connect, understand, decide, act.

Four steps, from the email in your inbox to the change in your ERP.

  1. Data

    Connect

    Connectors link your email, WhatsApp and Teams, your ERP, CRM and spreadsheets.

  2. Knowledge

    Understand

    It keeps a working memory of your company: customers, suppliers, orders and how your team handles them.

  3. Decision

    Decide

    It works out the next step and prepares it, with the evidence attached.

  4. Action

    Act

    It carries the step out in every system the work touches, and records what it did.

Examples

The same agent, in every department.

Something arrives. The agent checks it against your systems and sees it through to the end. Three illustrative examples.

Operations

A supplier emails that a delivery slips.

Illustrative example

Marlow Plastics · 16:02

PO 20533 will now arrive on the 21st, not the 17th. Sorry for the trouble.

  1. Found three open orders waiting on PO 20533ERP
  2. Covered one from stock in the second warehouseERP
  3. Moved the other two and sent new dates to Hollis & Grey and Ardent HomeEmail

Done

Two customers have new dates before they had to ask, and the third order ships on time.

Orders rescheduled · ERPUpdates sent · Email

Finance

A customer pays less than the invoices say.

Illustrative example

Bank feed · 08:15

Ardent Home paid $4,860.00 against three invoices totalling $5,100.00.

  1. Matched the payment to the three open invoicesERP
  2. Found the $240.00 credit promised to Ardent in MarchCRM
  3. Allocated the payment and applied the creditERP
  4. Sent Ardent's accounts team an updated statementEmail

Done

The account balances, and nobody spent the morning digging through March.

Payment allocated · ERPStatement sent · Email

Logistics

A container misses its vessel overnight.

Illustrative example

Carrier · 03:20

Container 448120 missed its vessel. Next sailing is Thursday.

  1. Matched it to the shipment and four customer ordersERP
  2. Moved the arrival dates in the shipment trackerSpreadsheet
  3. Rebooked the trucker and told the four customersEmail
  4. Posted a summary for the morning standupTeams

Done

The morning standup found a note, not a fire.

Tracker updated · SpreadsheetTrucker rebooked · Email
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How we start

Start with one workflow.

We begin with one piece of work your team retypes every day, and grow from there.

  1. First

    One workflow

    Pick the work that takes the most hours, like order entry or invoice checks.

  2. Then

    More systems

    As it proves itself, connect the systems around that first job.

  3. Later

    More teams

    Bring the same agent to finance, operations and customer service.

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