# Mycel Mycel is an AI operations agent for service firms that performs recurring client work, prepares drafts in connected tools, and pauses for approval before anything is sent or otherwise affects clients. It learns from corrections and supports workflows such as monthly close, accounts receivable, pipeline outreach, recruiting, security questionnaires, and contract review. - Findings24: - Site web: - Tarifs: Freemium - Catégories: Créateur d’agents IA, Automatisation des workflows avec l’IA ## Qu'est-ce que Mycel ? Mycel is an AI operations agent for service firms that perform recurring client work. It turns an operating brief, connected tools, and examples of past work into new drafts and workflows, while keeping human approval at the points where work sends, charges, publishes, or changes scope. The system records the firm’s corrections as rules so future jobs can better match the established process. The product covers recurring work such as monthly close and accounts-receivable follow-up, as well as pipeline outreach, recruiting, security questionnaire responses, and contract review. Clients can receive progress and deliverables through a portal on the firm’s hostname, separate from the firm’s operations console. ## Que peut faire Mycel ? ### Brief-based onboarding The firm describes what it sells and who it serves; Mycel turns that information into an operating brief used before each job. ### Past-work grounding Teams can provide previous client inputs and completed outputs, such as reports or documents, so new work starts from the firm’s existing process. ### Approval gates for consequential actions Actions that send, charge, publish, or change scope stop for approval. Routine actions may use a standing rule, and permitted actions are recorded with their reason. ### Correction learning and work history Mycel keeps edits as rules and stores drafts next to the versions the firm sent, allowing the team to review how much correction later drafts require. ### Client portal separation Each client can have a portal on the firm’s hostname for progress and deliverables, without access to the firm’s operations console. ### Connected-tool workflow The product map describes connecting existing mail, ledger, payments, and repository tools once, with credentials held in the harness rather than exposed to the AI model. ## Cas d'utilisation ### Monthly close Mycel can chase receipts, reconcile books, and flag anomalies. The close waits for paperwork only the client can provide and resumes when that information arrives. ### Accounts receivable For overdue invoices, it drafts the next dunning step from firm policy, waits for payment or escalation, and is designed to avoid sending duplicate invoices. The firm approves outbound actions. ### Pipeline and outreach Mycel paces outreach, stops when a prospect replies, and can turn a booked or responding prospect into the next delivery workflow instead of leaving the handoff in a separate spreadsheet. ### Recruiting Candidate work can follow declared stages, with screening and outreach drafted for review. Assessors can respond through party links without needing a full seat. ### Security and contract work For security questionnaires, Mycel drafts answers from the firm’s knowledge base, flags gaps, and packages a review set. For contracts, it prepares redlines and risk notes, with human approval before responses go back. ## Questions fréquentes ### Will Mycel send something to a client without approval? The product states that client-facing work does not leave without the firm’s OK. Actions that send, charge, publish, or change scope stop at an approval gate. Routine actions can use a standing rule, but automatically approved actions are still recorded. ### How does Mycel learn a firm’s process? During onboarding, the firm describes its service and clients, connects its tools, and shows examples of what clients sent and what the firm sent back. Corrections are retained as rules and later drafts are kept beside the sent versions. ### What tools can it connect to? The site illustrates connections to QuickBooks, Xero, HubSpot, Gmail, Notion, and Slack, and separately describes mail, ledger, payments, and repository connections. The collected material does not establish a complete integration list or the behavior of every connection. ### Is client data isolated from the AI agent? The security page says credentials are encrypted at rest, client credentials are isolated, tenant access fails closed, and the agent runs in a sandbox without credentials. It also states that Mycel does not currently have SOC 2, formal penetration testing, data classification, field-level redaction, or residency controls. ### What does the service cost? The pricing page lists Starter at $299 per month and Growth at $899 per month, each with seven days free. Scale is available through a sales conversation. The first deliverable is offered free without a card, and the service says AI costs are included with no overage charges. ## Informations rapides - **Product type**: AI operations agent for service firms - **Primary workflow**: Prepare recurring client work for review, then approve and send - **Example work**: Monthly close, accounts receivable, pipeline, recruiting, security, and contracts - **Illustrated connections**: QuickBooks, Xero, HubSpot, Gmail, Notion, and Slack - **Starter pricing**: $299/month, with seven days free - **Client delivery**: Portal on the firm’s hostname, separate from the operations console