Athren, for client service teams whose work lives across mail, pages, issues, events and messages. It mirrors the tools you already use into one live picture, proposes the work it finds, and writes nothing without your approval. The page below plays the console through one run, from connecting a tool to a proposed action that waits for a person to approve it.
From client conversationto work underway
Athren mirrors the tools you already use into one live picture, proposes the work it finds, and writes nothing without your approval.
An illustrative run of the console, played as you scroll. The workspace already mirrors connected sources: a Google Drive proposal, a Linear plan, a Slack channel and an Outlook message, each row stamped with where it came from. A Notion workspace token is pasted into the connect panel and the connection flips to connected, read and write across two granted databases. The mirror grows with pages from that workspace, stamped Notion. An arrival card greets Havenbeek B.V. by name and offers to focus on what looks owed, who is waiting on a reply, or who appears in the work, with the first active. The delivery graph then renders a promise, a deliverable and a blocker, drawn dashed because nothing has been written, each citing the mirrored page it came from. A proposal rises in the Approvals dock, create Linear issue, a weekly status report for phase one, sourced from the signed proposal. Nothing is written until a person approves it, and the Approve button in the card is real. On approval the card commits, and the receipt shows issue KEN-5 in team Kenward with its link, appended to the audit chain.
Nothing is written until a person approves it.
Athren reads the tools you already use
Paste a token and the mirror starts filling.
Your client work, in one live picture
Each row stamped with the source it came from.
Athren shows what looks owed
Promises, deliverables and blockers, each linked to its source.
Athren offers to do the work
A proposed write, waiting. The Approve button is real.
Nothing is written until a person approves it.
Approved work lands, with a receipt
Recorded with source and decision, on the chain.
Google Drive6 folders
Linear1 team
Slack4 channels
Notion
not connected
no grantNotion
read and write
2 databasesdocissuechannelpagepagepagepageHavenbeek B.V.
Weekly status report, promised for Friday
Signed proposal, phase one scopeReporting handover, owner unassigned
Requirements, reporting handoverAccess to the reporting workspace still open
Meeting log, onboarding callYour meeting ends with notes. It should end with the work drafted, waiting for your yes.
Running today
Three proofs, each running today, playing on a loop beside the rows. Connecting takes one click: a connectors panel shows Notion flipping to connected while Jira and Zendesk sit unconnected beside it. Athren shows what is owed: a promise, a deliverable and a blocker, each linked to the mirrored page it came from. And a connection stays read-only until it has earned more: a write against it answers status 409, grant denied, this connection is read-only and the write was refused.
Notion
not connected
no grantNotion
read and write
2 databases
Jira
not connected
no grant
Zendesk
not connected
no grant- 01
Connect in one click
- 02
See what is owed
- 03
Read-only until it has earned more
A connection without a write grant refuses the write.
Four chapters inside one console frame. Sign in and your connected sources greet Havenbeek B.V., with the first sourced fact card. Ask a question and one cited answer comes back, built from six source excerpts; the work it names waits as a proposed write, create Linear issue. Approve that proposal and the receipt lands as issue KEN-5 in team Kenward: five actions carry live receipts, a Linear issue, a Notion page, a Slack message, a calendar event and a Google doc. And every action leaves a chain: each entry signs the one before, editing one entry stops every later entry verifying, the erasure entry included, and an erasure names what was held and what was removed, never the content.
Sign in, see your work
Connect your tools and the first screen is your own work: your company, your sources, the first sourced fact.
Ask your tools a question
Type a question and one cited answer comes back from your mirror. The work it names waits below as a proposed write. One grounded answer, never a standing agent.
Approve it, watch it land
That proposal, one click, and the receipt lands in the tool it belongs to. Five actions carry live receipts today.
Every action leaves a chain
Every read and write lands here in order, each entry signs the one before. Edit one entry and every entry after it stops verifying. Even an erasure writes its own entry.
The pilot
Start with the next 10 client meetings. Athren runs them read-only first, in your own tools, with every write waiting for a person.
Signed proposal, phase one scope
pageCreate Linear issueWeekly status report, phase one
Waiting for your approvalYour meetings walk the same path.
Founding pilots are a flat €500 for the next 10 client meetings. If the first three do not save time, stop there.
Built when you book
Book a pilot and these get built, each shown running before you rely on it.
- Meeting-tool ingestion
- CRM sources
- Edits to existing items
- Write reversal
- Team invites
- Standing schedules
Common questions
Still have a question? Write to us. It is read.
- Is this customer onboarding automation?
- No. If onboarding means forms, documents, folders and account activation, use checklist automation. Athren handles the work between signed and first value: promises, dependencies, blockers, scope changes and cross-team coordination.
- Which teams is this for?
- Implementation-heavy B2B teams where every customer is different: consultancies, CRM and ERP partners, managed IT, technical services and SaaS professional-services teams.
- Notion AI and Copilot already do this. Why add another one?
- Run one real task end to end in both. This answers from your live tools and then does the work: drafts the reply, waits for a person, sends it, records what it sent.
- Why would we give an agent permission to send things on our behalf?
- You would not, and you should not start there. A connection can be read-only, and stay read-only until it has earned more. A write is proposed in full first, and nothing goes out until a person approves it.
- What runs today, and what is still roadmap?
- No list here: a list you cannot check is worth nothing. Name the one you care about and we will run it in front of you. If a demo shows you something, it is running.
Over a dusk photograph of a canal city, five small cards fan out above the closing invitation, one for each connected tool: Gmail, Notion, Linear, Google Calendar and Slack. Start with one connection, read-only, one source, your own data on screen.
Start with one connection
Read-only, one source, your own data on screen.