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AI that does the work.
Not just the chat.

Everyone bolts on a chatbot and calls it AI. We did the opposite. Autopilot is the agent that comes with AnalystX, working in the background. You describe the job once, and it keeps happening.

  1. 1 Describe the job in plain words
  2. 2 Autopilot finds the automation
  3. 3 You approve, it runs
Autopilot in AnalystX asking what it can take off your hands, with a job described in plain words

And that's just Autopilot.
Wait, there's more.

Mailpilot · Agent access · OpenAPI

Mailpilot files
your inbox for you.

Forward any email to your workspace and it does what you'd do by hand: creates the contact, builds the company from the domain, drops it into Dealflow and tags it as a warm intro.

You write the rules once, in plain words. After that, your inbox quietly becomes clean CRM data.

Setting up a Mailpilot: forwarded intros become companies in Dealflow, tagged as warm intros

Or bring
your own agent.

Autopilot handles the standing jobs. For everything else, point the assistant you already pay for at your fund over MCP: Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini or Grok.

Ask which co-investors lead seed rounds in fintech, or have it draft the LP update. It works on what your team has actually recorded, and it asks before it acts.

Claude answering a question about last week's demo day using the fund's own records

Questions about
Autopilot.

What is Autopilot?
The automation inside AnalystX. You describe a standing job in your own words, such as flagging a company the firm has not spoken to in sixty days, and Autopilot builds it, shows you what it will do, and keeps running it after you close the tab.
What kind of work is it good for?
The follow-through that never makes it onto anyone's to-do list. Chasing the founder who went quiet, prompting the partner who promised an intro, pulling together what changed in the portfolio before an LP call, tidying duplicates after a demo day.
How is this different from bringing my own agent?
Two halves of the same idea, and most firms use both. Autopilot runs unattended inside AnalystX, so a job you describe once keeps happening. Your own Claude or ChatGPT connects over MCP for the ad-hoc questions you ask while you work.
Does it act without asking?
It shows you exactly what it intends to do and you say go. After that it runs on its own, everything it does is written onto the company in ordinary sentences, and you can switch it off at any time.
Do I need to know how to code?
No. Everything is described in ordinary sentences. If you can explain the task to a new analyst, you can explain it to Autopilot.
Is the AI trained on our data?
No. We never train models on your data and never sell it on. Your data is stored and processed in the EU, on Azure in Stockholm.

Hand over the boring work.

Autopilot for the standing jobs, your own agent for the rest.
Request access and we'll have you running under a week.

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