Business solutions

Train your team. Build your company’s Agent.

Enterprise AI training, custom Agents, and client deployment configured around roles and workflows. Start with one department or roll out in stages.

Enterprise services

Each service defines scope, deliverables, and acceptance criteria. Purchase separately or combine them into one rollout.

Core features are free for individuals

Model usage is billed separately. Enterprise training, custom Agents, and deployment are purchased as project services.

Enterprise AI training

Train with your own materials and real role-specific tasks, covering requests, skills, result review, and daily use.

Deliverables

  • Role-based courses and operating materials
  • Hands-on business tasks and result reviews
  • Reusable task templates and usage guidelines

Custom enterprise Agents

Configure Agents around responsibilities, business rules, and existing workflows. Connect required knowledge and systems, then test with actual tasks.

Deliverables

  • Role Agents and company-specific skills
  • Knowledge, templates, and system configuration
  • Pilot tasks, acceptance criteria, and operating guides

Client deployment

Deliver the configuration to employee clients, including installation, accounts, permissions, and onboarding.

Deliverables

  • macOS / Windows desktop deployment
  • Android / iOS mobile access arrangements
  • Organization, permissions, models, and usage configuration

Desktop work. Mobile access.

macOS
Windows
Android
iOS

Use macOS and Windows for everyday work. Android and iOS provide mobile access; mobile clients are currently in testing and require access approval. Enterprise delivery follows the agreed platform capabilities and scope.

Training participants, custom roles, system authorization, client platforms, and acceptance tasks are agreed before a project quote and delivery plan.

Sales follow-up

Set up a repeatable handover and follow-up process for customer accounts.

The problem

Customer notes are scattered, so promises and next actions get lost when an account changes hands.

Materials to prepare

  • Account list
  • Conversation records
  • Proposal templates

Example in practice

Keep an account moving through a handover.

Combine recent conversations, quotes, and proposals into a brief covering customer priorities, commitments, and next actions. The new owner reviews it before continuing the follow-up.

Implementation plan

  1. Define the handover

    Agree the fields for customer needs, commitments, owners, and next actions.

  2. Configure the brief

    Set up a sales assistant to organize supplied records by account and retain their sources.

  3. Run a review cycle

    Prepare follow-up drafts. Sales staff confirm the content and dates before sending.

Project deliverables

  • Sales assistant and handover template
  • Follow-up tracker
  • Customer email drafts

Acceptance criteria

Rerun with another account's records. Check sources for commitments, owners for actions, and flags for missing dates. Sales staff review drafts before sending.

How we implement a solution

For each recurring process, agree which steps Torra handles and where your team reviews the work.

  1. 01

    Define the process

    Choose a recurring task. Use an existing output to agree the scope, source materials, and acceptance criteria.

  2. 02

    Configure the work

    Set up templates, assistants, skills, and tool access within the agreed scope. Assess any external system connections.

  3. 03

    Validate and hand over

    Check real outputs against the criteria, record corrections, and train the people who will run and review the process.

System connections, models, and data access are agreed before implementation. Files, sessions, and local retrieval stay on the computer. When you use a cloud model, relevant task content is sent to the selected service.

Before you get started

Where should we start?

Choose one recurring task with accessible inputs and an output your team can check. Start with a small pilot for one role, then use the delivered work to decide what comes next.

Do we need to replace our systems?

A pilot can begin with files exported from your existing systems. For direct connections, we assess interfaces, account permissions, and the runtime environment before agreeing the scope.

Can we keep our templates and working methods?

Existing templates, rules, and confirmed preferences can inform assistant configurations and skills. Reuse them for similar tasks and update them when your process changes.

How do we measure whether it works?

Compare similar tasks before and after implementation: preparation and review time, completeness, traceable sources, and reuse with a fresh batch of inputs. Agree the criteria before the pilot.

Business solutions

Bring the process you want to improve.

Share an existing output and how your team produces it. We assess the materials, assistant configuration, system connections, and training required, then quote for the project.