Product & service

An AI assistant for clearer reports.

FoxGrove Reporting Agent collects information from the places your team already uses and turns it into useful summaries.

It can check dashboards, clean spreadsheet inputs, chase missing context, and draft weekly updates for review.

What it handles

Useful work first. Automation second.

FoxGrove starts with the repeated workflow your team can describe in plain English, then builds the worker around your rules, tools, and approval points.

Collect inputs

Pull figures, notes, statuses, and blockers from agreed sources.

Clean the data

Flag missing fields, duplicates, and obvious inconsistencies.

Draft summaries

Turn raw updates into short briefs with decisions and owner asks.

Keep improving

Use corrections and approved summaries to sharpen the next report.

Control

People stay in charge of the calls that matter.

AccessOnly connect what the worker needs.

Permissions are scoped to the workflow, not your whole business.

ApprovalRisky steps pause for a person.

Pricing, policy, refunds, access, legal, and sensitive replies can all require review.

RecordEvery outcome is visible.

The worker reports what it checked, drafted, updated, and where it needs a human.

First build

Start small, prove value, then expand.

One worker. One workflow. A useful result your team can judge without learning the underlying tech.

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1

Pick the role or process

Choose the repeated work that eats time every week.

2

Show us how it works today

Inputs, tools, owners, decisions, and what counts as complete.

3

Build and connect the worker

FoxGrove handles the AI, integrations, prompts, rules, and testing.

4

Approve sensitive work

Your team reviews anything that needs judgement.

5

Improve monthly

Corrections, examples, approvals, and outcomes make similar work more reliable.

FAQ

Plain answers before the first call.

Can it replace dashboards?

No. It makes dashboards more useful by turning repeated checks into short summaries and next actions.

Can it chase missing information?

Yes. It can ask the right person for missing context before the report goes out.

What reports fit best?

Weekly performance updates, sales summaries, operations reviews, board packs, project status, and KPI commentary.

Next step

Show us the work this should handle.

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