Use cases
Built for owners who are the bottleneck.
If every task in your business passes through you, OkayPanda gives the work somewhere else to go. Here's how four kinds of business set it up: the team they start with, the goals they give, a typical week, and what still waits for the owner.
Agencies
More client work out the door, without another hire.
A small marketing, design or dev agency spends half its week on work around the work: briefs, status updates, proposals, invoices. Your AI team takes that on so your people can do the craft.
- Departments
- Coordinator, Sales, Delivery, Content, Finance
- Example goals
- “Win two retainer clients this quarter”, “Ship the Lumen rebrand by Friday”
- Needs you
- Sending proposals, committing to scope and price, anything sent to a client
E-commerce
Launches, listings and customers, handled between orders.
For a store, the work never stops: new products, campaigns, supplier chases, customer questions, returns. Departments hand it to each other, so a launch moves from design to listing to email without you relaying every step.
- Departments
- Coordinator, Store, Marketing, Fulfillment, Customer Care, Finance
- Example goals
- “Launch the winter candle line”, “Cut returns by 20%”, “Get into 10 gift shops”
- Needs you
- Purchases and supplier deposits, publishing, discount codes, emails to customers
Service businesses
Bookings, follow-ups and paperwork without a front desk.
Clinics, studios, trades and consultants lose hours to enquiries, scheduling and admin. Your AI team drafts the replies, keeps the follow-ups going and writes the paperwork, and you approve what goes to clients.
- Departments
- Coordinator, Client Care, Bookings, Operations, Finance
- Example goals
- “Fill Tuesday afternoons”, “Reply to every enquiry within a day”, “Raise prices 8% in January”
- Needs you
- Messages to clients, price changes, refunds, anything touching health or legal advice
Startups
A whole company's worth of departments on day one.
Founders run research, marketing, sales, ops and finance at once, usually badly. Start with a Coordinator and a department for each, give them the goals that matter this month, and spend your time on the product and the customers.
- Departments
- Coordinator, Research, Marketing, Sales, Operations, Finance
- Example goals
- “Talk to 20 target customers”, “Prepare the seed update”, “Launch on our waitlist”
- Needs you
- Outreach emails, public posts, spending, commitments to customers or investors
Something else?
56 templates, or describe yours.
Skate brands, insurance agencies, restaurants, nonprofits, recording studios and more each have a template with the right departments and roles. If yours isn't there, describe it and OkayPanda drafts one.