Bizable agents connect to the systems your business already uses, draft the work, and queue it for your approval. Routine work runs on the rules you set, with a log you can review.
10 days free, then $99 per user a month. Card required, nothing charged today.
See it for your industry
A 44-second film. A desk buried in screens and paper, then Bizable's approvals queue: agents connect to the systems, draft the work, and queue only what needs a person's approval, while everything else runs with logs to review. Then the owner asks Bizable a question that spans several systems and gets the answer with its figures and a next step. It ends on a calm office and the line: the agentic operating layer for your business.
Agents connect to the systems you already use
Every connection starts read-only. Agents write to a system only after you allow a specific action, and they never move money.
This is the Today screen for a sample business in the industry you picked. Accept a decision and watch the agent carry it out. Undo is right there, the same as in the app.
Sample data. Tap a decision on the phone to see it post.
Screens from the Bizable iPhone app, running on a sample hauling company. Everyone on your team gets it, scoped to what their role should see.
Agents read your records through the day and sort what they find into concerns, opportunities and work ready to send. What they and your team already handled stays off your plate, summed up in one line you can open.
Each item opens to what the agent found, the records it came from and what it would do, in plain words. You accept or reject. Nobody has to dig through three systems to check.
Most of running a business isn't money. Agents also watch the schedule, the rules you have to follow, your equipment and your customers, and bring the call to whoever should make it.
Examples of the work, not customer stories.
Agents like Collections and the Bookkeeper take the repeat work, and your team takes what needs a person. Every job keeps one record that everyone writes into: who asked, who did it and what changed.
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Describe a job, get an agent
"Every Friday, find finished jobs with no invoice and queue them for my approval."
Every user gets all of it: Ask Bizable, approvals with an undo, rules with limits, and the month-end close.
Questions get answers built from your records, with the numbers, tables and the next step.
Did Harbor Point ever pay? Their service is still on hold.
Yes. They paid $412.80 in QuickBooks two days ago, but their account is still on hold, so Thursday's visit was skipped. I can lift the hold and add a make-up visit.
Lift the hold and add a visitWhen the same call keeps coming up, turn it into a rule with limits. It stays visible and you can switch it off.
Anything with an amount says it on the button and gives you 10 seconds to undo. Bizable never moves money between accounts.
On the first of the month agents match invoices, payments and the bank feed, then bring in your bookkeeper only where they can't.
Each person sees the jobs they're part of, scoped to their role. Someone in the field asked one question sees that job, not the whole business.
Agents get more freedom only when you grant it, and that freedom stays visible and reversible.
Connecting a system lets agents read it. Writing is allowed per system and per action, and you can take it back.
QuickBooks OnlineRead
Write invoicesAllowed
Write paymentsOff
No money, price, date or customer message leaves unless you approved it or a rule you set allows it.
Waiting on you
Email 3 office managersNeeds your OK
Raise 112 prices 5%Needs your OK
Retry a failed cardYour rule allows
Who asked, who did it, what changed and the rule that allowed it, kept on the job for anyone on it to see.
Collections agent lifted the hold on Harbor Point Offices.
Rule: reactivate customers when they pay. Approved by Dana.
One plan for every business. Try it free for 10 days; a card is required to start, and nothing is charged until the trial ends.
$99per user
per month
Cancel before - and you won't be charged.
Not today. Your trial runs 10 days. On - your card is charged $99 for each user on your account, and then once a month.
So your account keeps working on day 11 without a gap. Cancel before the trial ends and you won't be charged at all.
Each person in the office who signs in to Bizable. People in the field are free, and Bizable's own agents don't count.
They read, and they do the routine work your rules allow, with every action logged on the job's record. They never move money, take or refund payments, or submit payroll. Nothing that commits money, a price, a date or a customer message goes out unless you approved it or a rule you set allows it.
Your data is encrypted in transit and at rest, each business's records are walled off from every other business in the database itself, and bank sign-ins happen on Plaid's page, never ours. Bizable doesn't sell your data or use it to train AI models. Read how Bizable handles security.
No. Billing, payroll and the month-end close are where most owners start, and the same way of working covers the rest: a shift nobody can cover, a license or inspection deadline, equipment that keeps failing, a customer who's about to leave. Bizable notices, prepares the work and brings the call to the person who should make it.
Today: QuickBooks Online, Xero, Gusto, Stripe, Square, bank and card accounts through Plaid, RouteNavigator, Gmail, Google Sheets and Microsoft 365. Bizable connects through each system's own API, with your sign-in on that system's own page.
On your phone, or in a browser at bizable.ai. When you start your trial, Bizable walks you through your company, systems, team and rules, then writes your first report.
10 days free. $99 per user a month after that.