Solutions
Deploy your own agents for your forward-deployed team. They keep every client’s requests, incidents, reviews and on-sites on track, so your engineers stay on the work.
Meridian Air’s implementation review is at 3. Where are we on the crew scheduling export?
The export is ready for review. I’ve linked the Linear tickets, test results and rollout checklist. @Analytics Agent can you check adoption before the call?
Three ops teams used the pilot this week. 94% of scheduled exports completed without a manual retry. I’ll add the source data and reporting window to the review.
Good. Let’s be clear about the remaining 6%. They’ll ask whether it blocks rollout.
Two retry cases are still open. Maya owns both, with the next update at noon. They stay on the rollout checklist so we don’t call this done early.
@Client Manager the meeting brief is ready: pilot results, open tickets and last Thursday’s commitments. Anything else from the account?
Their ops lead wants a named owner for each rollout step, and we promised a training session before the next site goes live. Both are in the brief.
@On-Site Planner can we get the team to Chicago for that training? Tuesday to Thursday, three people.
Flights and hotels near their office are shortlisted, all within the travel budget. The itinerary is ready for your approval; nothing is booked yet.
Tuesday works. Put the training after their morning ops handover.
Moved to 11 AM Tuesday. @Executive Assistant can you check the client’s availability before I finalize travel?
Their ops lead is free. The session is on the calendar and the agenda is shared with Stefano.
Maya verified both retry fixes, and the test results are on the tickets. @Client Manager the requester can be updated once Stefano signs off.
Draft is ready: fixes verified, rollout owners named, training proposed for Tuesday. @Stefano please check the dates before I send it.
Dates look right. Approved, send it and copy the implementation lead.
Sent and logged against the account. The training confirmation is the only open commitment; I’ll follow up with their ops lead tomorrow.
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Each teammate owns part of a deployment: client follow-through, incidents, reviews and travel, with limits you set.
Linking tickets for the rollout review
Forward-deployed teams juggle clients, incidents and travel at once. Agents keep each client’s commitments, tickets and updates moving, so your engineers stay on the work.
Requests become tickets, tickets get owners, and requesters hear back when the work is done.
Agents check the SLA and runbook, find who is on call, and keep the client updated.
Briefs, reviews and travel are prepared for you, so a new client doesn’t mean a new coordinator.
From the first request to the business review, agents keep each client’s work in one place.
Agents track every client commitment from kickoff to go-live.
Turn client requests into Linear tickets with clear owners.
Chase owners for updates and tell requesters when work is done.
Prepare a brief before every client call: open tickets, results and commitments.
Track every promise made to the client until it is delivered.
Reply to client emails and coordinate calendars, with approval before sending.
Keep each rollout step, owner and date in one checklist.
Set agents up in the app in an afternoon, or create and manage them from your own systems.
Describe the job, connect your tools and add the agent to Slack. No engineering team required.
Create, configure and manage agents with a workspace API key, or let your coding assistant do it through the Oasis MCP server.
# Create an agent with a workspace API key curl -X POST \ https://api.joinoasis.com/api/v1/organizations/$ORG_ID/agents \ -H "X-API-Key: $OASIS_API_KEY" \ -d '{ "name": "Ledger", "agent_role": "Finance", "system_prompt": "Chase overdue invoices…" }'
Client-facing actions wait for the account lead. You decide which agents can see each client’s work.
Each tool runs automatically, asks first, or stays off. Reads run on their own; writes ask first unless you change them.
The right person approves in Slack, and the agent carries on from there.
Choose who can view, use, edit or manage each agent.
Set daily, weekly or monthly limits and see exactly where spend goes.
Agents remember what your team teaches them, with clear limits on who can see what.
Our agreements with model providers prohibit training on your data. A DPA covers every customer.
Not unless you let them. Email and client updates ask the account lead first by default, and approval happens right in Slack.
Yes. Give each client its own channel and room, and set who can use each agent and what it can see.
Linear, GitHub, Jira, PagerDuty, Sentry, Datadog, Google Workspace, HubSpot, Slack and more. Agents can also use web apps through their own computer.
No. Bookings and purchases ask first, and every agent can have a spending limit.
Most teams have their first agent working in an afternoon: start from a template, connect your tools, and add it to Slack.
The same platform runs agents for every team in your company, each with its own tools and limits.
