Founders find out about runway pressure, overdue invoices, and slipping OKRs too late, because nobody owns the back office full time. The deciqAI operations agent monitors all of it continuously and alerts you before a number becomes a crisis.
── ── What it does
- Monitors cash and alerts before runway compresses
- Runs AR/AP follow-ups at 15/30/45/60 days
- Recomputes LTV, CAC, and payback by cohort
- Tracks OKRs and flags at-risk objectives
- Triages support tickets by urgency and tier
- Prioritizes roadmap against ICP fit and revenue impact
How does the operations agent protect my runway?
It acts as a cash-flow sentinel, watching inflows and burn and alerting you before runway compresses, not after. You get a heads-up with enough lead time to act on spend, collections, or timing.
Does it actually chase invoices?
Yes. It runs AR and AP follow-ups on a 15, 30, 45, and 60-day cadence, so receivables get collected and payables stay on schedule without you tracking dates by hand.
How does it keep my unit economics honest?
It recomputes LTV, CAC, and payback per cohort as new data lands, so you see real trends instead of one stale blended number. When economics drift the wrong way, you find out early.
FAQ
Is the AI operations agent a replacement for a COO or CFO?
It handles the continuous monitoring and follow-through a COO/CFO would own: runway, collections, unit economics, and OKR tracking. Strategic calls stay yours; the agent makes sure you have the numbers to make them.
How early will it warn me about runway?
It watches burn and inflows continuously and alerts before runway tightens, giving you lead time to adjust spend or collections rather than reacting at the last minute.
Can it help decide what to build next?
It scores roadmap items against ICP fit and revenue impact so prioritization is grounded in data, not the loudest request in the room.