Doozy is an AI coworker that lives in your Slack and does the work in your own tools. You ask it in a channel, it pulls the data from the systems your team already uses, writes the result back as a file, and reports what it did along with the sources it used.
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It can pull a churn list from one system and the reason for each row from another, then write the file.
Work is carried out in your own tools rather than in a separate assistant UI.
It is priced per team rather than per seat, so anyone in the workspace can ask.
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