CVs read one by one.
Every open role brings a pile of applications, and someone checks each CV against the same requirements.
We automate the repetitive work in recruitment, onboarding, employee questions and HR records. Your HR team keeps the decisions about people.
Most of them come from repetitive work that follows rules your team already knows. An agent can prepare that work, and a person checks it.
Every open role brings a pile of applications, and someone checks each CV against the same requirements.
Finding a slot that suits the candidate and every interviewer takes several rounds of messages for every interview.
Contracts, system access, equipment and induction sit with different teams, and new joiners wait on whoever is slowest.
Leave balances, payslips, policies and letters: employees ask HR for answers that already sit in the handbook or the HR system.
Changes arrive by email and form, so the HR system, payroll and spreadsheets slowly stop agreeing.
Salary certificates, employment letters and no-objection certificates are requested every week, and each one is filled in and checked by hand.
Use cases
Each one runs in the HR systems you already use. You decide which steps the agent takes alone and which need a person’s sign-off.
HR
The agent reads each application against the criteria your team sets and summarises the evidence for each one, so your recruiter decides who goes on the shortlist.
HR
The agent finds times that suit the candidate and the interview panel, sends the invites and handles reschedules.
HR
The agent works through your onboarding checklist, requests system access and equipment, and chases each owner until the new joiner is ready.
HR
The agent answers questions on leave, policies and benefits from your handbook and HR system, in Teams or Slack, and passes sensitive cases to your HR team.
HR
The agent drafts salary certificates, employment letters and contract changes from your templates and records, for HR to check and sign.
HR
The agent updates the HR system from approved changes and prepares the monthly payroll inputs for your team to check.
Agents work in the systems you already use. Before we propose a build, we check how each one connects and agree access with your IT team.
HR and payroll, recruitment, documents and messaging. They stay where they are; the agent works across them.
We build agents on the AI platform your company already uses. If you don’t have one, we help you choose and set one up.
Start with work that is high in volume, follows clear rules and already has a person checking it. In HR, that’s often employee questions, HR letters or interview scheduling. If you’re not sure, Blueprint ranks your options by value and feasibility.
Most HR and payroll systems, applicant tracking systems, email, and Teams or Slack. The systems section above shows common examples. If yours isn’t listed, we check how it connects before we propose a build.
No. The agent reads applications against the criteria your team sets and shows the evidence for each one. Your recruiters and hiring managers decide who moves forward.
Before we build, we agree which employee data each agent can use, where it’s processed and who can see it. If you prefer a particular region, we process your data there. Agents get only the access the task needs, every run is logged, and you own your data and the agents.
Allow 8–12 weeks for a first agent. We spend weeks 1–3 mapping and redesigning the process. We agree your schedule before work starts.
No. We check the policies, templates and records the process depends on. Where sources conflict or have no owner, Neam Context resolves them with the people responsible. Allow 4–6 weeks for 1–2 departments.
Tell us which task takes your HR team the most time each month. We’ll talk through whether an agent could help.