Miley works with your team in Slack or Microsoft Teams and connects to GitHub, Linear, PostHog, HubSpot, and the rest of your stack. Give her the recurring work that slows your team down so they can stay focused on shipping.
I run a B2B SaaS company and trained Miley on our internal playbook. We gave her access to HubSpot and Salesforce and put her to work. Since then, our pipeline has grown more than 7x.
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connections across your business tools
one shared AI teammate for the company
Independent audit done
Bring in your product tools
Connect the systems behind the work and clearly label each account or environment. Miley can work across Linear, GitHub, PostHog, HubSpot, Stripe, Notion, and thousands of other tools.
Set the workflow and adjust cadence
Give her your format, rules, approval requirements, and schedule. Once the process is right, Miley can reuse it every time the job runs.
Review what comes back
Miley returns the completed work where your team already works. Any connected action you mark as sensitive can wait for approval before anything changes.
Miley can move between product data, support systems, code, files, and business tools to complete multi-step work and bring the result back to your team.
Have release communication ready before launch
Miley reviews merged pull requests and completed issues, organizes customer-visible changes, removes internal-only items, and prepares the release communication in your preferred format.
Turn customer conversations into product priorities
Miley can review connected support tickets, find recurring issues, and add relevant account or release context so product teams know which problems deserve attention first.
Spot account risk before the renewal conversation
Miley combines CRM information, billing activity, product usage, and support history to surface accounts showing meaningful changes before renewal.
Start planning with the important changes summarized
Miley brings together activity from product, support, pipeline, and billing systems and turns it into one operating brief with the decisions and issues that matter most.
Build the internal system your team keeps putting off
Miley can use your connected information and business rules to create practical internal tools such as account-health views, QA systems, operational dashboards, and team workspaces.
Clean up the pipeline before the forecast meeting
Miley reviews stale opportunities, missing information, stage requirements, and unclear next steps, then prepares the updates your RevOps team should review.
Miley can move between product data, support systems, code, files, and business tools to complete multi-step work and bring the result back to your team.
Have release communication ready before launch
Miley reviews merged pull requests and completed issues, organizes customer-visible changes, removes internal-only items, and prepares the release communication in your preferred format.
Turn customer conversations into product priorities
Miley can review connected support tickets, find recurring issues, and add relevant account or release context so product teams know which problems deserve attention first.
Spot account risk before the renewal conversation
Miley combines CRM information, billing activity, product usage, and support history to surface accounts showing meaningful changes before renewal.
Start planning with the important changes summarized
Miley brings together activity from product, support, pipeline, and billing systems and turns it into one operating brief with the decisions and issues that matter most.
Build the internal system your team keeps putting off
Miley can use your connected information and business rules to create practical internal tools such as account-health views, QA systems, operational dashboards, and team workspaces.
Clean up the pipeline before the forecast meeting.
Miley reviews stale opportunities, missing information, stage requirements, and unclear next steps, then prepares the updates your RevOps team should review.
Miley works within the access and permissions you give her. She can gather information, create files, prepare updates, and propose actions across your connected tools.
Connect 10,000+ tools, with custom connections available when needed.
Miley works across teams, keeps the right business context, and carries work from start to finish across data, files, code, and connected tools.
Miley gives your team powerful AI without requiring you to build, host, or maintain a complicated agent stack.
Choose from available models and set team defaults based on whether the work needs speed or deeper reasoning.
Engineers, product managers, support, customer success, and revenue teams can all work with Miley in Slack or Microsoft Teams.
Connect the same tool multiple times and label each account or environment clearly. If Miley isn’t sure which connection you mean, she asks before continuing.
Let routine read-only work run on its own, require approval for sensitive or customer-facing actions, or turn specific actions off completely.
How are Technology companies using AI?
Technology teams are using AI for much more than features inside their products. Miley can help with release communication, support analysis, renewal preparation, product insights, weekly business updates, pipeline reviews, and other recurring work across the company. Mley works through your preferred comms channel - Slack, Teams, WhatsApp, Text, or Phone.
Can Miley create release notes from GitHub and Linear?
Yes, Miley can review merged pull requests and completed issues, organize the customer-facing changes, and prepare release notes in your team’s preferred format for review.
Can Miley identify renewal or churn risk?
Yes, with the right tools connected, Miley can bring together product usage, support history, CRM information, and billing context to surface accounts that may need attention before renewal.
What kind of AI should a startup utilize?
It depends on the work. Coding assistants are useful for helping engineers build software. Miley is designed for the work surrounding the product too — product operations, support, customer success, revenue, reporting, and recurring workflows.