The console · ReportOct 1–31 · All Copyboys · own key
Where the money went
Tasks$164.20of which failed and retried $14.90
Keeping connected$17.18sign-ins and checks for new work
Operations3,070
Tasks failed17of 1,157
AI usage$181.38
Four kinds of work CopyboyToolKind of workAI modelDay
Kind of work
Operations
Cost per operation
Failed
Enter leads and call notes in the CRMMilton Reyes
1,140
$0.03
0.5%
Update tickets with order detailsInes Okoro
702
$0.03
0.9%
Record payments in accountingJared Okafor
318
$0.14
2.5%
Enter orders on the supplier's siteTheo ParkNeeds attention
96
$0.41
11.5%
Suggestion. Accounting has an API: about 12 s and $0.03 a payment, logged, not filmed, instead of 1 m 52 s and $0.14. CompareNothing switches by itself.
Example An operation is one finished change in a tool.Failed: not confirmed by the tool; one line says why.
On camera, and on a short leash.
Only his browser is filmed.Never your staff's screens or AI chats.
He asks first.Beyond the task; in tools you pick, before saving.
A spending limit per Copyboy.At the limit, his work waits.
Fired from one screen.His passwords and keys go with him.
No. The camera sees only each Copyboy's own browser, though a ticket he opens can show what a colleague wrote. Nothing is installed on your staff's computers.
Who has time to look at hundreds of screenshots?
Nobody has to: you open the tape when something failed or a number looks wrong.
What does it cost to start?
Free account, no card; $30 a month per Copyboy, no fee per task, starter AI usage included. Your own AI key is optional; in per‑member tools he takes a seat.
Will he work with our custom or legacy software?
He is built for any tool that invites people by email; with no API he uses its screen. Company logins and phone codes need an administrator.
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Free account, no card; $30 a month per Copyboy, not per person.