Ask in plain English — answers with sources, next steps drafted.
Ask-and-Do Assistant
Ask a question inside the system your business runs on. The assistant reads your records, answers with the documents it drew from, and drafts the next step — a note, a reminder, an update — for you to review. It never acts on its own; you do the approving.
Built into the platform
This is not an agent you switch on. It is part of how Infinary runs — the foundation the agents stand on, there from the moment your system is paired.
What it does
The Ask-and-Do Assistant is the chat plane of the platform — the place you ask questions of your own records. It runs inside your private cloud, reads the documents you already have, and answers with citations, so you can check every claim. When an answer calls for a follow-up, it drafts that next step as a document waiting for review. The tools that submit, send, or delete are not connected to it; a person approves everything that moves.
The Problem Today
"Older business software answers questions only if you already know which report to run. Getting from 'what happened with this supplier?' to an answer means digging through screens, and the follow-up still gets written by hand."
How Infinary Handles It
Ask in plain English. The assistant pulls the answer from your records, shows you where it came from, and drafts the next step so the follow-up isn't starting from a blank page. Sending it stays your call.
What a run looks like
What a conversation looks like
An outdoor gear maker sees more of one tent model coming back. The production lead asks: 'Show me every return in the last six months for tents built with sealant batch X.' The assistant ties the returns to the serial numbers and answers with the records behind each one — the pattern points at a single supplier's batch.
It then drafts a quality report and a supplier notice, both waiting as drafts. The production lead reads them against the cited records, edits the notice, and decides what goes out. The judgment — and the send button — stay human.
How It Works
Step
By Step
Ask
Type the question the way you'd say it — no report names, no filters.
It reads
It searches your records and pulls together what actually happened.
It answers
The answer arrives with the documents it came from, so you can check it.
You approve
Any next step it drafts — a note, a reminder — waits for a person to review and send.
What Changes
What You Get
Every answer names the records it came from, so trust is checkable, not asked for.
Follow-ups arrive as drafts, not as things that already happened.
The tools that submit, send, or delete are not connected to it — a person approves everything.