Managed Hermes agents for business

Built to be the safest way to deploy Hermes agents.

Susan deploys each Hermes agent onto a private managed computer and gives it two safe ways to work: direct Connections for apps Susan can access safely, and a Live Computer for sign-ins, websites, and work that needs a real screen.

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Susan, email the Q2 report to the finance team and book a follow-up.
Done — sent the Q2 report to 4 people and booked a follow-up for Thursday 10:00.
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Connected app access stayed inside Susan's protected layer.

Works where your team already is

Susan joins the chats your team already uses.

Talk to your agent in WhatsApp, Telegram, Slack, Discord, or Teams — no new tool for your team to learn.

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How Susan chooses

The right path for each task.

Susan routes every request through the safest, fastest option first. When the work needs a real screen, login, upload, or information that must be collected from a website, she opens the Live Computer so the user can watch or take over.

App has a direct connectionUse Connections
Only works through a screenOpen Live Computer
Sensitive app accessKeep it protected
Susan chooses the route
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Connections

The direct path

Best for Gmail, Drive, calendar, CRM, docs, sheets, and apps Susan can connect to directly. Fast, limited to the task, and recorded.

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The Hermes Live Computer desktop your team can watch and take over.
Live Computer

The visible path

Best for sign-ins, security codes, uploads, downloads, visual checks, software without direct connections, and collecting data from dashboards.

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Live Computer

A real desktop your team can watch and take over.

For sign-ins, security codes, uploads, visual website work, and software without a direct connection, Susan opens a real computer your team can see. When a tool only shows data on-screen, the agent can navigate it like a person while your team watches.

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The Hermes Live Computer desktop with the branded Hermes Agent wallpaper.
How it works

From setup to first task in minutes.

Susan handles the computer, chat setup, and protected app access, so the agent can start useful work without your team managing infrastructure.

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Pick a channel

WhatsApp, Telegram, Slack, Discord, or Teams — wherever your team already works. Connect the channel once.

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We provision a dedicated computer

Susan sets up a private managed computer, installs Hermes, configures the agent, and brings it online.

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Connect business apps safely

Authorize Gmail, Notion, your CRM and more. For direct Connections, Susan keeps app access protected instead of copying it onto the agent computer.

How your data stays safe

Your app access stays protected.

When your agent uses a direct Connection, it asks Susan to make the approved request. That app access stays inside Susan's protected layer instead of being copied onto the agent computer.

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You connect a tool, once

Link Gmail, Slack, or your CRM. For direct Connections, app access stays in Susan’s protected layer; Live Computer sign-ins are treated as isolated computer state.

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Susan makes the approved request

When your agent needs a tool, Susan checks the request, limits it to that agent, and records what happened.

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Only the result returns

Your agent receives only the result it asked for. App keys stay off its computer; chat access stays separate for each agent.

Operating model

The controls companies expect before an agent gets real access.

Susan gives each agent its own computer, keeps business app access protected, and handles upkeep so teams can deploy agents without managing the machinery underneath.

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Separate by default

Every agent gets its own managed computer, with no shared work environment with anyone else.

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Protected app connections

When an agent uses a connected app, Susan checks the request, records it, and returns only the result.

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Fully managed

We provision the computer, install Hermes, maintain it, and keep it online. No infrastructure work for your team — you just chat with your agent.

Defense in depth

Why every agent gets its own computer

When many agents share the same environment, it is harder to know what one agent can affect. Susan gives every agent its own managed computer and keeps app access separate. If something goes wrong, access can be limited, reviewed, and removed.

  • Private managed computer per agent
  • App keys kept off the agent computer
  • Access can be reviewed and revoked
  • Managed setup, updates, and shutdown
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For business

One trusted agent. Every corner of the company.

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Operations

Triage inboxes, update records, chase approvals across your stack.

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Customer support

Draft and send replies with full context from your help desk.

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Sales & CRM

Enrich leads, log calls, and keep the pipeline clean automatically.

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Internal copilot

A private assistant over Notion, Drive, and Slack — on your terms.

Agents your team can trust with real work.

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