Routine questions answered
Icarus handles order status, appointment details, simple policy questions, and follow-ups before they interrupt the owner.
Text Icarus from WhatsApp to follow up, pull connected files, summarize what changed, draft the next move, and ask before anything risky goes out.
Start with one workflow: missed leads, Google Drive reports, inventory checks, customer follow-up, or owner approvals. The first win is practical, measurable, and ready to expand once it saves time or recovers revenue.
Icarus gives the business a trained operator lane. It answers the simple stuff, drafts the important stuff, and brings you the few decisions that actually need your judgment.
Icarus handles order status, appointment details, simple policy questions, and follow-ups before they interrupt the owner.
Refunds, discounts, reschedules, sensitive replies, and unusual requests wait for the owner approval path.
Quiet leads, abandoned carts, reorder emails, and customer follow-ups are prepared while the team stays focused.
Every day closes with what was handled, what needs a decision, and where the next workflow can save time.
Most small-business revenue leaks through slow follow-up, forgotten carts, missed reorders, and conversations that needed a human yesterday. Icarus watches those lanes, drafts the next move, and asks before risky offers or commitments go out.
Icarus replies fast, drafts follow-ups, and flags high-value prospects before they cool off.
Icarus drafts recovery messages and holds discount-sensitive actions for owner approval.
Icarus surfaces rebooking, reorder, and win-back opportunities from the work already in your systems.
Wholesale leads, custom quotes, refund risks, and sensitive customer threads get owner attention before money is lost.
The goal is not more dashboard work. The goal is to catch demand, draft the next message, keep the owner in control, and report what money moved.
Starter lowers the cost of proving one useful workflow. Once Icarus is saving time or recovering revenue, Operator adds more channels, approvals, and managed automations.
A lower-friction Icarus deployment for one business workflow, one primary channel, and one approval path.
A multi-channel Icarus system with approval cards, scheduled workflows, and daily operational reporting.
The full Icarus command center: control plane, workflow runtime, audit layer, and ongoing optimization cadence.
A custom Icarus or Erkos engagement for proprietary systems, regulated data, on-prem networks, or unusual integration boundaries.
Icarus is not another blank AI chat. It is a managed operating loop around the work that already steals time every day.
Icarus meets the business in WhatsApp, email, Telegram, Slack, Discord, web chat, or the owner command lane.
Routine work moves forward. Sensitive actions become approval cards. Unknowns get escalated instead of guessed.
Icarus checks systems, drafts replies, prepares reports, triggers skills, and records what happened.
You see handled work, pending approvals, revenue opportunities, and the next workflow worth automating.
Icarus is backed by OpenClaw, Hermes, and the Icarus broker, so a customer message can become a tracked task, an approval, a workflow result, and an owner-ready report.
The Icarus broker records tasks, approvals, results, failures, send receipts, webhook deliveries, and audit events.
Owner commands, daily digest, lead finder, sales review, content ops, cart recovery, order lookup, and webhook work are explicit paths.
OpenClaw handles channels, identity, allowlists, routing, and approval delivery so the owner sees one assistant.
Hermes runs tools, scheduled workflows, parallel subagents, configurable orchestrator runs, and premium MoA reasoning paths.
For harder owner decisions, Icarus can fan out through parallel subagents or a configurable orchestrator run, then return one clear recommendation with the evidence and approval boundary attached.
Checks sales trend, payroll export, and labor cap.
Checks schedule gaps, demand windows, and staffing pressure.
Flags slow days, cash strain, and approval boundaries.
Returns one recommendation the owner can approve, revise, or hold.
Premium reasoning paths can route through MoA when a decision benefits from multiple model perspectives before Icarus summarizes the final owner-safe answer.
The first workflow should be obvious enough to feel every week: fewer missed leads, faster replies, tighter inventory, clearer reporting, or safer customer decisions.
Order lookup, returns, product recommendations, abandoned-cart drafts, inventory alerts, and owner digests.
Lead intake, quote triage, service-area checks, scheduling handoff, and repeat-customer follow-up.
Listing matches, buyer follow-up, comp briefs, showing notes, and CRM updates routed for agent approval.
Research-to-draft queues, multi-client approvals, brand-voice checks, and campaign performance briefs.
Daily reports, inventory warnings, staffing questions, missed-work summaries, and approval queues.
Private workflows built from ClawShop skills, internal APIs, reports, approval cards, and source-system integrations.
Icarus is the assistant your team sees. OpenClaw powers the channels, approvals, and owner lane. Hermes runs repeat workflows, reports, and skill execution behind the scenes.
Owns customer channels, identity, allowlists, agent routing, approval delivery, and the visible assistant behavior.
Owns repeated workflow execution, scheduled jobs, skill loops, webhooks, reports, delegation, and back-office automations.
Records task state, approvals, results, failures, and source-system context so neither runtime becomes the only source of truth.
These demos show the buyer-facing side of the Icarus system: customer channels, owner approvals, scheduled reports, and vertical workflows backed by private automation.
Icarus can research the company, surface problems, handle tense customer context, and prototype new ideas without turning the owner into a prompt engineer. Outputs are drafted, sourced, and queued for review.
Use Icarus when the business needs the full assistant layer: channels, approvals, owner command center, private workflows, source-system integration, and ongoing refinement.
Three fixed setup tiers cover common deployments. Proprietary, regulated, on-prem, or unusual systems route through custom Icarus and Erkos review.
Setup is paid today. Monthly support is recorded for follow-up and billed separately after launch.
Whether you're an investor, a prospective partner, or an engineer who wants to use or integrate Icarus, reach out — we'll get back to you within a business day.