The operating system for AI employees

Create AI employees that run your business workflows.

RunSpot lets you create AI employees with names, roles, tools, projects, permissions, and supervisors — so recurring work gets done across your existing business apps.

No credit card required · Approval-first by default · Connects a real Microsoft 365 mailbox

RunSpot · AI Employee
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Emma Carter

Finance Assistant · Finance

emma@northwind.co

Active

Skills

Invoice follow-upWeekly reportingInbox triage

Weekly AR Summary

Recurring

Runs every Monday · Supervised by Sarah Chen

Approval pending

Reply to invoice query · Halbrook & Co.

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Built to run work across the tools your business already uses

Microsoft 365
Microsoft Teams
Gmail
Slack
HubSpot
QuickBooks
Google Sheets
How RunSpot works

From idea to a working AI employee in minutes

Set up a digital employee the way you would onboard a new hire — a role, the right tools, clear projects, and a supervisor.

Step 1

Create an AI employee

Give it a name, role, department, skills, tone, and a human supervisor — in minutes, from a role template.

Step 2

Assign projects

Hand it one-off tasks and recurring routines with clear instructions, success criteria, and escalation rules.

Step 3

Supervise and approve

Sensitive actions wait for sign-off. RunSpot records supported approval workflow events in Activity & Audit.

Live today · Microsoft 365

Give every AI employee its own inbox.

Connect a Microsoft 365 mailbox to any AI employee and it works the inbox the way a teammate would — reading new mail on its own schedule, deciding what deserves a reply, and drafting one in its own voice. It never sends on its own; every reply waits for your approval.

  • Sends as itself — from its own @yourcompany.com address.
  • You see its inbox in-app — full threads, read-only, never stored.
  • Self-monitors on a schedule you choose — hourly, daily, or weekly.
  • Never auto-sends — you approve, edit, or reject every reply.
Drafts, never sends — you approve every reply
See an AI employee work its inbox
maya@northwind.coConnected

Dana Reyes

Re: Overdue invoice #4471

2m

Procurement

Net-30 terms question

AI-drafted reply

Northwind Weekly

Your digest is ready

Skipped · newsletter

Approval pending · AI-drafted reply

To: dana@halbrook.co · locked to original sender

“Hi Dana — flagging that invoice #4471 ($4,200) is six days past due. Could you confirm a payment date this week?”

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Bound to the original sender · threads read live, never stored · supported approval events appear in Activity & Audit.

What you get

Create AI employees with names, roles, tools, projects, permissions, and supervisors

Real digital employees

Each AI employee has a name, job title, department, skills, a supervisor — and its own Microsoft 365 inbox it works like a person.

One-off & recurring projects

Assign a task once, or set up a routine that runs every day, week, or month across your tools.

Approval workflows

RunSpot is approval-first. Before a sensitive action, a supervisor reviews, edits, or rejects it.

Permissions & guardrails

Five permission levels — from read-only to full autonomy — decide exactly what each employee can do.

Activity & audit logs

Supported workflow events show what happened, which tool was used, and whether a human approved it.

Works across your apps

Email, Teams, calendars, CRMs, and spreadsheets — your AI employees work where your business already runs.

Designed for trust

Powerful AI employees — without losing control

RunSpot lets a business review supported workflow activity from its AI employees. The default is approval-first: nothing sensitive happens without a person signing off.

  • Supported approval and workflow events appear in Activity & Audit
  • Sensitive actions require human approval
  • Inbox replies are drafted, never sent, until you approve them
  • Pause any AI employee at any time
  • Permission levels from read-only to full autonomy

The runtime every AI employee follows

  1. 1Interprets the project and its success criteria
  2. 2Retrieves the context it needs from connected tools
  3. 3Plans the specific tool actions required
  4. 4Checks each action against its permissions
  5. 5Requests approval for anything sensitive
  6. 6Executes, logs, and summarizes the work

Put an AI employee on your recurring work — and stay in control

Create your first AI employee and see how RunSpot runs the work across your business tools — with permissions, supervision, and a full audit trail.