An AI assistant for sole traders and the self-employed
When you work for yourself, the admin nobody pays you for eats the evenings: replying to enquiries, sending quotes, chasing invoices, booking travel for a job. An AI assistant will not run your business, but it can take a surprising amount of that pile off you. Here is what works today, and what to keep for yourself.
What you can hand over today
Quotes and invoices: describe the job and the price, and get a tidy PDF back to check and send.
Customer emails: ask for a reply to an enquiry or a polite reminder about a late payment, drafted in your tone for you to approve.
Letters and forms: a complaint to a supplier, a note to your landlord, a cover letter for a tender.
Research and travel: compare suppliers and prices, or find a hotel near a job for Tuesday night, with links to book yourself.
Receipts and bills: photograph one and ask what it says.
What to keep for yourself
An AI assistant is not an accountant or a solicitor. It does not file your tax return or give financial or legal advice, and it can make mistakes, so check figures and anything important.
Delegent AI never sends, pays for or books anything on its own. Anything that sends, posts, deletes or spends waits for your yes.
Use the tools you already have
Delegent AI connects to 35 popular apps for email, calendars, cloud storage, documents and spreadsheets, accounting and online shops. Most connect by signing in on the app's own website, so we never see your password.
What it costs
Your first month is free, then £3.99 a month for one simple plan with a generous monthly allowance. Cancel any time.