What arrives
The process, described to the AI assistant you already use.
Dropie handles the steps between collecting details and filing the signed copy. Your client gets one link.
The process, described to the AI assistant you already use.
With Dropie connected through MCP, the assistant builds the steps here. You inspect the result, correct it and decide when to turn it on.
Your process in Dropie, ready for your checks.
Your process stays as complicated as it is. Nobody has to learn ours.
Automation projects rarely stall on the software. They stall because somebody has to learn it first. Bring the complicated one. Describing it is the part you do.
Today a department that needs one either waits for IT or pays a development studio.
Your process, your call. Nobody can shorten this for you and nobody should try.
The part that used to need a project, a budget and a queue.
Worth every one, and unchanged. You do not put a client process live on a hunch.
An agent never gets a free hand. Every action is scoped to an allow list, can require your approval on the exact call, and is stamped in the audit trail. Attributable, not anonymous.
DocumentationThe assistant needs a connection and the permissions you grant it. It cannot act outside that scope.
Your process stays as complicated as it is. Nobody has to learn ours. You still decide, check and approve.
See where this function sits in the whole process.
One link instead of the spreadsheet nobody understands.
See the processThe right draft, the right approver, then the signature.
See the processThe same checks, without a new email for each one.
See the processCollect the brief, prepare the agreement, get approval.
See the processThe handoff starts with a complete client file.
See the processChoose one task you would like to stop chasing. Build it with your documents, on your terms.