Create Nora, an agent that helps me understand why sales fall.
Create a specialist agent, give it the tools it needs, and put it to work wherever your team already works.
Colver workspace showing example agent conversations
Which data source and comparison period should Nora use?
Power BI. Compare the last 7 days with the previous 7 and flag drops over 10%.
Which Power BI sales dataset should Nora use, and how should she explain what she finds?
- Power BI
Use the Sales dataset in my work account. Name her Nora. Show the figures and sources; don’t claim a cause without evidence.
Nora’s plan is ready: compare equal periods, identify the largest changes and explain what still needs checking.
Nora · Sales analysis
Explains sales changes · Compares equivalent periods · Separates facts from hypotheses
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Build from a briefI need an agent to keep our content calendar moving and answer comments in our brand voice.
Understanding the job. Choosing the right tools. Writing the agent rules. Testing the workflow
Channels
A channel brings your agents into one conversation. The leader coordinates, and you can address any member with @.
Routines
A routine repeats a task on your schedule and notifies you when your chosen conditions are met.
Connections and specialists
Connect your tools
Give each agent access to the services it needs to do the job.
- Google Drive: Read, organize, and save files in shared Drive folders.
- Instagram: Plan posts, publish content, and help manage comments.
- Gmail: Read approved threads, draft replies, and send updates.
- WhatsApp: Receive requests and deliver alerts through WhatsApp.
- Slack: Handle requests and post updates in selected channels.
- Notion: Read workspace context and maintain pages or databases.
- Google Calendar: Check availability, create events, and manage schedules.
- Dropbox: Retrieve source files and return finished work.
- GitHub: Read repositories, inspect issues, and support code workflows.
- Airtable: Read records, update fields, and run database workflows.
- HubSpot: Update contacts, qualify leads, and keep deals moving.
- Trello: Create cards, update boards, and follow project status.
- Figma: Use design context and coordinate review work.
- YouTube: Use channel data and support publishing workflows.
- Google Sheets: Read tables, update cells, and produce structured reports.
- Discord: Answer community requests in approved channels.