Every conversation has a job. Assign the right agent to handle it.
SimplScribe can route conversation outputs through role-specific AI agents so summaries, tasks, and follow-ups match the workflow.
What is an assigned agent?
An assigned agent is a defined AI role with a specific job. Instead of asking one generic assistant to handle every conversation the same way, SimplScribe can use a role-specific agent to prepare the right output.
The agent does not replace the person responsible for the decision. It helps structure the work so the person can review, adjust, and act faster.
Agent library
Seven role-specific agents that can be configured around your team's first workflow.
Sales Follow-Up Agent
Best for: discovery calls, proposal conversations, qualification calls, objection handling.
Can prepare
- Call summary
- Buyer pain points
- Objections
- Decision criteria
- Follow-up email draft
- Next-step recommendation
- CRM-style note
Client Success Agent
Best for: client check-ins, renewals, account reviews, service issues.
Can prepare
- Client recap
- Open issues
- Relationship context
- Renewal risk notes
- Internal handoff
- Follow-up task list
Operations Agent
Best for: internal meetings, process reviews, manager updates, project coordination.
Can prepare
- Decisions
- Owners
- Blockers
- Dependencies
- Process gaps
- Action items
- Leadership summary
Support Agent
Best for: support calls, customer issues, complaint review, service routing.
Can prepare
- Issue summary
- Urgency level
- Missing information
- Resolution path
- Escalation flag
- Internal support note
Training Agent
Best for: onboarding, coaching, internal enablement, workshop recaps.
Can prepare
- Training summary
- Key lessons
- Coaching notes
- FAQ items
- Role-play scenarios
- Onboarding material
Content Agent
Best for: expert calls, webinars, client conversations, founder discussions, internal strategy sessions.
Can prepare
- Topic ideas
- FAQ angles
- Blog outline candidates
- Social post concepts
- Quote candidates for review
- Content brief
Executive Briefing Agent
Best for: leadership calls, board-style updates, high-level decisions, cross-functional issues.
Can prepare
- Executive summary
- Decision points
- Risk notes
- Open questions
- Recommended review items
- Next meeting agenda
Start with the agent your team needs first.
Most teams do not need every agent on day one. They need the one that removes the most repetitive work from a high-friction workflow.
