Automate what comes next.

Build AI workflows for follow-ups, CRM updates, prep briefs, and weekly recaps. Trigger them after a meeting, on a schedule, from a record change, or a Slack message.

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Potential orderMeeting ends
Ask in SlackAwaiting reply
Create offerOffer created
Notify teamAgent assembling workflowSent
Build with words

If you can explain it, you can build it.

Describe the trigger, the result, and the tools in plain language. AI assembles the workflow in minutes; you review the visual steps, test once, and decide when it should run.

Natural language

Build with words
"Every weekday at 8:00, find enterprise opportunities with no activity for 14 days. Research each account, draft the next best action, and post a sourced brief in Slack."
One-off to automated

Run a complex task once with the agent. If it works, save it as a recurring workflow with one click.

Visual canvas

For admins and power users, open the visual builder to inspect steps, conditions, branching logic, and triggers in detail.

How it works

Simple enough for any team. Precise enough to trust.

Describe what you want

Describe the trigger, result, and tools in plain language.

Optiverse builds the workflow

Optiverse assembles the steps for you to review, refine, or approve.

It runs automatically

A meeting, schedule, record change, or Slack message can trigger it.

The workflow layer

This is where work starts to feel like magic.

Repeat the admin work you already know, turn an unusual internal process into a workflow, or start from signals that have nothing to do with meetings.

Every meeting, handled

When a meeting ends, update the CRM, create the tasks, draft the follow-up, and notify the right people without rebuilding the process each time.

The process only your company has

Describe the exception, policy, and desired outcome in your own words. Optiverse turns that explanation into a workflow your team can inspect and refine.

Work that never starts in a meeting

Start from a schedule, a CRM change, a form, a webhook, or a manual request. Research accounts, triage requests, prepare reports, and coordinate work across tools.

AI inside the workflow

Put an AI agent inside any workflow.

A workflow step can do more than call an API. It can run an agent that researches, branches, uses MCP-connected tools, and returns a sourced output for the next step.

Trigger

Agent node

MCP tool action

Approved output

Research attendees before a call
Branch if the company is new
Push a Slack update through an agent
Control at every step

Automatic does not mean invisible.

Shape the workflow, test every proposed write, activate it with explicit permission, and inspect a step-by-step log after every run.

Every workflow run is logged step by step
Inputs and outputs are visible for each execution
If something fails, you can see exactly where and why
Company auditing

Administrators set the rules for every workflow.

Control who can use, build, and manage workflows, and define which tools each team is allowed to access.

Assign workflow access by user, role, or team
Approve which tools each team may connect and automate
Review and manage workflows created across the workspace
Publish governed templates for repeatable processes
Swiss-built security

Workflows run on infrastructure your team can trust.

Optiverse is a Swiss company. Workflow inputs, tool actions, and outputs stay governed by your workspace controls, with Swiss hosting by default and on-premise available.

Customer data is never used to train models
Approvals and workspace permissions carry into connected tools
Swiss hosting by default, with on-premise available
Customer story
qashqade AG

qashqade turned meetings into usable deal context in Pipedrive.

Structured meeting detail now lands where the team works, so CRM discipline and follow-up stop depending on manual spreadsheets.

Optiverse makes us more efficient and more effective. Every client conversation now turns into usable deal context.

Oliver Freigang
Oliver Freigang
Co-Founder & CEO, qashqade
FAQ

Questions teams ask before rollout.

No. You describe the outcome in plain language, review the generated flow, and test it before recurring execution goes live.

Yes. Teams can review and test a workflow before turning on recurring execution.

Yes. Runs are fully auditable, so operators can see what the workflow did and which sources it used.

The workflow layer inherits governed context, approved connectors, and permission-aware source access. Automation should not widen who can see or use the underlying meeting data.

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Start with one workflow

Build the workflow with the team who will help run it.

Talk to the Optiverse team about team-level workflows. For complex toolchains and deeply integrated compliant processes, customers on any plan can request Automation Engineers to configure operators and agents with them.