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Five people you don’t have to hire.

Daxera reads the email your business already gets and writes the replies. You read them before anything is sent — for as long as you want to, on every single one.

It works from your own mailbox, so your customers see one conversation with you — not a reply from a company they have never heard of.

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The first question everybody asks

“What is it going to send my customers without me?”

Nothing. Not on the first day, and not on any day you have not personally agreed to.

Sending starts switched off.
Your team reads, drafts and prepares. Nothing leaves the building until you turn it on, and you are told plainly what will go out when you do.
Then everything waits for you.
Every reply lands in a queue. You approve it, edit it first, or throw it out. Nothing is sent that you have not read.
Autonomy is earned one task at a time.
When you have approved the same kind of message enough times without changing a word, that one task can go on its own — if you say so. Never the rest.
And you can stop everything, instantly.
One button on your settings page halts every Dax. You never have to email us and wait.
What it actually did

Five real emails. On day one, it answered none of them.

These are copied out of a brand-new account, unedited. It knew nothing about the business yet, so it asked about all five rather than guessing at any of them — and told you exactly what it needed each time.

Answer those questions once and it stops asking. That is the whole shape of the thing: it starts by asking, and it drafts more of your email every week as it learns how you work.

A client asking to move a meetingasked you first
“Something came up and I can’t make our 2pm on Thursday. Could we push to Friday morning?”
“What are two available slots we can offer Sophie to reschedule?” It has no calendar yet, so it did not invent one.
A client disputing an invoiceasked you first
“I’m pretty sure we paid this back in June. Can you check on your end before this goes further?”
“Can you confirm whether invoice 2274 was actually paid in June before we respond to Joseph Okafor?”
A customer confirming paymentasked you first
“Just confirming we sent payment for invoice 2291 this morning by ACH.”
“Does $4,320 via ACH ref MB2291 match what’s on file?” It would not thank somebody for a payment it could not see.
An unhappy client threatening to leaveasked you first
“Last month was not good enough — I need to know what you’re doing about it.”
“Tom Whelan is threatening to leave. Can you respond to him directly?” Some messages should never be answered by anything but a person.
A new inquiry asking for a priceasked you first
“Could you send me a ballpark on cost?”
“Your team is set never to quote prices, so this one is yours.” Your rule, obeyed without being reminded.
The team

Start with one. Add the others when you want them.

Front Desk Dax
Answers the people who get in touch — questions, bookings, the same five things you explain every week.
Admin Dax
Sorts what arrives, files it where it belongs, and chases whatever is still outstanding.
Books Dax
Watches what you are owed and reminds people, in your words. It never touches money.
Sales Dax
Follows up inquiries and quotes so none of them go quiet by accident.
Marketing Dax
Drafts what you send out, in the voice you already write in.
Not settings

Things it will never do

There is no switch for these anywhere, for anyone — not for you, not for us, not for somebody who talks a Dax into it. They are refused in the code rather than discouraged in an instruction.

What it costs

Per Dax, per month.

You pay for the ones you hire and nothing else, and you can drop one whenever you like. Every number is published, including the discount for hiring more than one — no “contact us for pricing”, and no card needed to look around first.

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Ten minutes to set up. Nothing sent until you say so.

Connect the mailbox you already use, and watch what your team would have written.

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