AI Agents That Know
Your Business
And
Work As One

Why keep doing work manually when AI agents can handle it autonomously? With Saai Agents, you get a team of specialists, each ready to take on real work.

Give them one-off tasks or ongoing responsibilities, combine their expertise when the work gets more complex, and have them operate directly inside the Solitics platform with shared access to your customer data and business context.

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Meet Your AI Team

Saai has evolved from an AI marketing expert into the centre of a full team of AI agents, each with a clear area of expertise and real work to take on.

From CRM and analytics to gamification and compliance, you can add the roles that make sense for your business and keep expanding from there.

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CRM Marketing Manager

Builds, reviews and improves lifecycle activity.
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BI Analyst

Analyses performance and finds what needs attention.
gamification

Gamification Manager

Creates and optimises gamification experiences.
compliance

Compliance Specialist

Monitors activity against your compliance requirements.
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Journey Builder

Builds complete customer journeys from a simple natural-language brief.
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Create your own

Say goodbye
to repetitive manual work

Set recurring tasks for any Saai Agent and choose when they should run. The agent handles the work automatically, cutting out repetitive manual steps and getting it done faster.

Results and status updates can be sent by email, so you always know what was done and where things stand.

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Give them the goal. Let the
whole AI team get to work.

Saai is trained on your vertical, understands your Solitics setup and has instant access to your customer data. And every Saai Agent works with that same business context, so each specialist starts with a real understanding of your operation.

For more complex tasks, different agents can take on the parts they’re best suited for and work together toward the same outcome.

A retention initiative, for example, could involve one agent analysing the opportunity, another building the journey and content, and a compliance specialist reviewing the final setup before launch.

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This is what happens when
Saai gets a team

Saai is the main AI experience inside Solitics today, and part of the
broader Agentic Layer that keeps expanding. It already helps you analyse data, investigate performance, build campaigns and take action across the platform.

Saai Agents push that further, adding specialist roles that can take on work, collaborate and carry more complex projects forward.

That’s Saai today: Intelligence, execution and now a team of specialists, all working directly inside the Solitics platform.

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    Increase in user retention MoM

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    Growth in user
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Frequently asked questions

  • What are Saai Agents?

    Saai Agents are specialised AI roles in Solitics that can handle one-off tasks, recurring responsibilities and complex projects autonomously.

    Each agent has a defined area of expertise, while all agents work with the same customer data, platform setup and business context. They can also collaborate, with different agents taking on the parts of a larger project best suited to their role.

  • How are Saai Agents different from a traditional AI assistant?

    Traditional AI assistants are designed to answer questions or complete isolated tasks. Saai Agents take on specialised operational roles across areas like campaign strategy, segmentation, journey orchestration, content creation, compliance and performance analysis.

    They can also work together on more complex projects, using the same customer data, platform setup and business context to contribute toward a shared outcome.

  • What are AI agents, and why are they better than a single AI model?

    AI agents are specialised AI roles that take on specific operational responsibilities. Instead of asking one general-purpose AI to handle every task, multiple Saai Agents can work together, each contributing its own expertise while working from the same customer data, platform setup and business context.

    This allows more complex work to be divided between the right specialists and handled as one coordinated project, with greater consistency, oversight and execution.

  • How do Saai Agents improve customer engagement?

    Saai Agents help marketing, CRM and lifecycle teams move from business goals to execution faster. Different agents can recommend customer segments, design personalised journeys, generate campaign content, validate execution logic and analyse campaign performance.

    Because they work with the same customer data, platform setup and business context, they can stay aligned with your business rules while contributing to the same customer engagement strategy.

  • Do Saai Agents replace marketers or CRM teams?

    Saai Agents are designed to support marketers and CRM teams through controlled autonomy. They can take on operational work such as analysis, planning and execution, while people remain responsible for approvals, governance and strategic business decisions.

  • Which teams can benefit from Saai Agents?

    Marketing, CRM, analytics, compliance and operations teams can all benefit from Saai Agents. Each team can use specialised agents for the work most relevant to its role, while the agents share the same customer data, platform setup and business context.

    That shared context also makes it easier for different agents to contribute to projects that span multiple functions.

  • Are Saai Agents suitable for regulated industries?

    Saai Agents are designed to support regulated industries through controlled, compliance-aware workflows. They can help validate recommendations, support operational execution and work within defined business rules, while people retain responsibility for approvals, governance and accountability. Different users can also be given different levels of access and authority based on their role and responsibilities.

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