C.01ChoresC.01

Eight chores,ready on day one.

Each chore is a tested runbook with its own rules, its own log and a person who approves the edge cases. Start with one; add the next when it has earned your trust.

Start with one

C.02

All chores

C.02

Pick the one you
repeat most.

C.03WhereC.03
C.04What teams hand over firstC.04

Most teams start with the chore they complain about on Mondays. Finance picks invoices, support picks triage, and within a month the second chore is usually the one nobody owns .

1 day

to run the first chore

2 weeks

of drafts before it sends alone

3.4

chores per team after 90 days

C.05

Questions

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Asked in the
first week.

The questions teams ask before they hand over their first chore. Anything else, a person answers within the hour on weekdays.

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Olvane is a set of AI agents that do the repeat work of a team: reading inboxes, sorting requests, chasing people and updating records. You connect the tools you already use, pick the chores, and set what needs your approval.

Most teams run their first chore on day one. Connecting tools takes minutes; writing your rules takes an afternoon. We recommend two weeks of drafts before letting a chore run on its own.

Only what you allow. Every chore starts in draft mode, and you set which actions always need a person, such as payments over a limit or a first email to someone new.

It stops and asks, with a one-line reason and the evidence attached. Uncertain cases never proceed on a guess.

Hand overthe busywork.

Agents for the busywork.

Olvane reads, sorts, chases and files so your team can do the work only people can do. Made in Leeds and Lisbon.

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