Pick the first useful workflow.
We map the demo to your real tools, owners, risk boundaries, and current handoffs.
Demo library
These are not generic automations. Each demo shows a focused agent workflow Claw Empire can install on your infrastructure, wired into the tools your team already uses, with approvals where judgment matters.
Eight starting points
The best first workflow is usually the one that repeats every week, consumes judgment, and already has a clear human owner.
Triage priority threads, protect focus time, draft replies, and flag schedule conflicts before they become interruptions.
A reviewed daily queue with decisions separated from noise and calendar moves ready for approval.
Reply sending, calendar moves, and external follow-ups pause for approval.
Prepare context before calls, capture decisions afterward, and send crisp next steps without losing the nuance.
Every recurring call gets a brief, a decision log, and owner-tagged follow-up drafts.
External notes and recap emails wait for human review before sending.
Keep every qualified lead warm with timely notes, next actions, CRM hygiene, and founder-level context.
No stale opportunity, no missing next step, and fewer manual CRM updates after calls.
Prospect-facing messages, discount exceptions, and stage changes require approval.
Sort inbound issues, suggest responses, find duplicate bugs, and escalate real incidents quickly.
A cleaner queue with urgent tickets surfaced and safe replies drafted for the support owner.
Customer replies, refunds, account changes, and incident notices stay gated.
Watch invoices, renewal dates, failed payments, revenue reports, and finance requests without exposing broad authority.
A weekly finance queue that highlights risk, missing context, and actions ready for approval.
Payment actions, invoice edits, vendor changes, and write-offs require explicit approval.
Turn scattered product signals into groomed issues, release notes, weekly updates, and decision prompts.
Cleaner backlog context and less manual synthesis before product and engineering rituals.
Issue creation, status changes, release notes, and customer-facing updates are reviewed first.
Monitor competitors, markets, hiring signals, public pages, and announcements into a useful brief.
Decision-ready intelligence with sources, signal strength, and suggested follow-up questions.
Outreach, social posts, and strategic recommendations stay as drafts until approved.
Pull the week into one operating memo across pipeline, support, finance, product, hiring, and open decisions.
A Sunday night brief that lets the founder start Monday with priorities, risks, and asks already organized.
Board, investor, team, and customer messages are drafted but never sent without review.
From demo to install
We do not start with maximum autonomy. We start with a useful job, instrument the gates, and widen scope only after the outputs are trustworthy.
We map the demo to your real tools, owners, risk boundaries, and current handoffs.
Your assistant runs on infrastructure you control and uses the integrations you explicitly approve.
The first runs produce drafts, queues, and recommendations while every sensitive action stays gated.
You receive the working assistant, operating notes, and a clear map for future workflow additions.
Approval gates
Most demos begin by producing briefs, drafts, queues, and proposed actions. The assistant can help prepare the work without silently taking the risky step.
Start with one workflow
Book a discovery call and tell us which demo feels closest to your operation. We will confirm the tools, approvals, and first useful run.