Buy / Vera
Build Vera.
Nine choices, in the order you would make them for a new hire: where she gets her mail, how people reach her, which of your accounts she works in, what equipment she carries, and where her machine lives. The estimate on the right moves as you go.
A working estimate. Scope and final pricing are settled with Busy before anything starts.
Step 1 of 9
Busy OS. Every teammate starts here.
The memory that carries her context between channels, and the everyday equipment she needs to produce real work. It comes with her, at no line item.
Step 2 of 9
Email. Her mailbox, in your domain.
Vera gets an account of her own, the way any employee does, so her name is on what she sends and your audit log shows who did what.
Step 3 of 9
Work chat. Where she sits with the team.
Pick the room your team already talks in. One provider is included; add the second in the next step if your organization runs both.
Step 4 of 9
Channels. How people get hold of her.
Start with texting, then add voice, meetings or a second work-chat provider. Every channel you add is one more place work can reach her without anyone changing how they work.
Texting
More channels
Step 5 of 9
Connections. The systems she can do the job in.
Each connection signs Vera into an account on your side, under her own credentials and your permissions. Add the ones the role actually touches — this is what turns advice into finished work.
Files
Operations
Commerce & marketing
Step 6 of 9
Add-ons. Equipment for the harder jobs.
Each add-on widens what Vera can take responsibility for on her own, instead of stopping to ask a person to do that part.
Step 7 of 9
Busy systems. Systems she operates for you.
Products that hold data or a public surface of their own. Vera runs them as part of the job, so the thing keeps working between your check-ins.
Step 8 of 9
Hardware. Where her machine lives.
Busy-managed is included and right for most roles. Move it to your location when the work has to stay on your premises.
Step 9 of 9
Support. Who you call when something is wrong.
Standard support and managed software updates come with every teammate. Upgrade when the role is close enough to revenue that a slow answer costs money.
Your configuration
Review Vera with Busy.
Nothing here is committed. We go through the role, the permissions she should have, what the launch actually involves, and the final price — then you decide.