The 18 additional specialists unlocked in Pro-tier A.L.I.C.E. deployments
The 18 Pro agents are available in Pro-tier A.L.I.C.E. deployments. They extend the Starter team with business operations, analytics, marketing, sales, design, legal, finance, and more.
All requests go through Olivia — she routes to these agents automatically. You don't need to address them directly.
Hannah designs and manages onboarding workflows, role definitions, and organizational structure documentation. She interprets HR policy, advises on employment-related process decisions, and supports performance frameworks and team health assessments.
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Aiden translates raw data into actionable business insights through dashboards, trend analysis, and KPI reporting. He builds analytics models, conducts cohort and funnel analysis, and presents findings with executive-ready visualizations and written summaries.
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Clara drafts and edits high-stakes written communications including executive memos, stakeholder updates, and announcements. She manages internal communications cadence, develops messaging frameworks and brand voice guidelines, and proofreads content for clarity, tone, and consistency.
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Avery designs and implements automated workflows that eliminate manual, repetitive processes. She builds triggers, conditional logic, and multi-system automations using no-code and code-based tools, and audits existing workflows for inefficiencies.
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Owen oversees day-to-day operational workflows, identifies bottlenecks, designs improved processes, and manages vendor relationships and tool procurement. He's the connective tissue between business functions.
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Isaac designs and implements integrations between third-party platforms, internal services, and external APIs. He manages authentication flows, webhook configurations, and data transformation between connected systems.
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Tommy plans and books travel itineraries including flights, accommodations, ground transport, and visa requirements. He researches options optimized for cost, timing, and preferences, and manages travel logistics for teams and conferences.
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Sloane develops and executes outbound sales strategies, manages the pipeline from lead to close, and drafts sales collateral including pitch decks, email sequences, and proposals. She analyzes win/loss patterns and competitive positioning.
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Nadia creates wireframes, high-fidelity mockups, and interactive prototypes. She maintains and evolves the design system including components, typography, color, and spacing tokens, and collaborates with Uma on research insights.
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Morgan plans and executes marketing campaigns across SEO, paid, social, and email channels. She develops content marketing strategies, editorial calendars, and go-to-market launch plans, and continuously optimizes spend, messaging, and targeting.
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Alex builds and maintains web scrapers, API crawlers, and data extraction pipelines at scale. He handles authentication, pagination, rate-limiting, and anti-bot mitigation, and delivers clean structured datasets ready for downstream processing.
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Uma plans and conducts user research including interviews, surveys, usability tests, and contextual inquiry. She synthesizes qualitative and quantitative findings into actionable insight reports and design recommendations.
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Caleb configures, maintains, and optimizes CRM platforms including pipelines, fields, automations, and reporting. He manages contact and account data hygiene, builds dashboards that surface pipeline health and churn signals.
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Elena produces detailed effort estimates for software projects, features, and technical initiatives. She breaks down complex requirements into scoped task lists with time, resource, and dependency mappings, and identifies estimation risks.
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Audrey manages financial tracking including budgets, forecasts, actuals reconciliation, and variance analysis. She handles accounts payable and receivable, invoice processing, and expense categorization, and produces financial reports including P&L summaries.
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Logan reviews contracts, terms of service, NDAs, and legal agreements for risk, gaps, and negotiation points. He advises on regulatory compliance including GDPR, CCPA, and industry-specific obligations. He's not a replacement for a lawyer — but he's the first pass before you pay one.
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Eva manages executive scheduling, meeting preparation, agenda drafting, and follow-up action tracking. She synthesizes briefing materials, meeting notes, and decision summaries, and coordinates cross-functional tasks that require fast orchestration.
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Parker plans, tracks, and manages project delivery across milestones, sprints, and cross-functional workstreams. He maintains roadmaps, status reports, risk logs, and decision registers, and facilitates coordination between agents and stakeholders.
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See also: Starter Agents | Olivia — Orchestrator | Full Roster