A demonstration of the Parker Works platform, where the agents and automations we build for a company run. It is a recording drawn on this page, in three scenes, at an example company, Harlow Air & Plumbing:

1. Show it an ad. Dana, the owner, photographs a billboard on her phone and sends it to the company's ads agent. While it works, one line says what it is doing: reading the company's brand, making the ad in Google's two sizes, looking at it and fixing it. Then it shows her the ad, which opens on its own beside the chat on her laptop and on her phone. It says where and when it would run it, inside the monthly amount the owner set, and asks before anything spends. Dana says yes from her phone, and it sets the campaign up in Google Ads, paused.
2. Approve from your phone. At 6:00 a scheduled automation fetches the morning's website requests, drafts the changes and screenshots them, then stops and waits for a person, drawn in red on its timeline. Five minutes on, the platform emails Dana. She opens the Approvals tab on her phone, adds a note and approves. The run carries on, publishes the three changes and reports what it did.
3. Put a change back. Marisol, the office manager, tells the bookkeeping agent from her phone to stop flagging one supplier's invoices. The agent changes its own instructions to do it, and the change appears at once in its History on Dana's laptop, with who asked and what she typed. Two of that supplier's invoices ran over in October, so Dana opens the change, sees the two versions side by side, and puts the instructions back as they were, which the record keeps as a line of its own.