Q identifies what will matter—and brings it to completion.

How Q works

Q identifies what will matter, brings together information and completes tasks within the agreed scope.

What changes with Q.

Six examples

Example: tasks are left undone; with Q, work is planned based on priorities and the calendar.
Example 1 of 6 Tasks are left undone

Example 1 of 6

How Q earns your trust.

Trust is good; Q is better.

You define which information Q may use and which steps Q may take on its own. When uncertain or faced with important decisions, Q brings you in. Q-Receipts show what Q has checked and completed.

Rules and permissions
Q acts
independently
Human involvement for exceptions
Q-Receipt

More room for what people do better.

Q strengthens people and teams.

Q takes on work that consumes time and focus, creating more room for judgment, learning, relationships, leadership, experience and communication.

Start where you will notice the difference quickly.

Your first step with Q

Start with a task that repeatedly takes time—and where you can quickly see whether Q genuinely reduces your workload.

Criteria that indicate a good use case for Q.

The same thing, again and again

You or your team regularly carry out similar steps.

Finding information

What you need is spread across emails, documents or different applications.

Chasing things up

You have to remind people, ask questions or check progress until something is truly complete.

When your judgment matters

Exceptions or important decisions require your experience or judgment.

Let's find out whether your task is a good fit.

In 30 minutes, we clarify:

  • Where should you start?
  • How much effort does the task require today?
  • Which parts can Q take care of?
  • How will we measure whether it improves?
Identify your first Q-Case

How a task becomes a completed process.

The Q operating system for AI delegation

Q brings together the information, applications and rules needed for a task. Q handles what it is allowed to do on its own. For exceptions or important decisions, Q brings you in.

Q system architecture: information and applications are brought together, permitted steps are carried out, people are involved when needed and Q-Receipts make the results traceable.

Want to understand how Q works in your environment? Talk to us.

Clear answers.

Q in five questions

Q should be easy to understand.

What is Q?

Q is an AI assistant that keeps track of and completes tasks. Q identifies what will matter, brings together the information needed and carries out what Q is allowed to do on its own within the agreed scope. When your judgment matters, Q brings you in.

What makes Q different from ChatGPT?

ChatGPT is a general-purpose assistant for conversations, analysis and content. Q is designed to keep track of tasks and take permitted work through to completion.

What may Q handle on its own—and when does a person decide?

You define which information Q may use, which rules apply and what Q may do on its own. As long as Q can sensibly continue working within this scope, Q acts independently. When uncertain or faced with important decisions, Q brings in the person responsible.

What is a Q-Receipt?

A Q-Receipt is an easy-to-understand record of what Q has checked and completed.

What data may Q use?

Q may only use data and sources approved for the use case. Within that access, Q should only use information relevant to the specific purpose.

Would you like to know more? The Understanding Q page answers the most important questions about Q.
Understanding Q

Ask Q.

If you want answers right away.

Talk to Q. Around the clock—any time.

Q-Chat is not an LLM; it is a local knowledge base.

What should Q take care of for you?

Next step

Talk to us about what Q could take off your hands—or about your questions about Q.

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