Your software plans.
Our people execute.

Start with one measurable result

Choose a task your software cannot complete remotely: photograph an asset before purchase, measure a delivery entrance, check a device label, receive materials, or document visible construction progress. Define a small assignment and the evidence your workflow needs to proceed.

Procurement agents

Reduce uncertainty before committing to a shipment or equipment purchase. Request seller-authorized photos, serial labels and a visible-condition checklist. Vendor consent, exclusions and specialist inspection needs are scoped before travel.

Property and construction workflows

Collect current observations between scheduled updates. Agree on camera positions, access contacts, PPE, milestones and exception reporting. Field observations do not replace regulated inspections, engineering judgments or the project’s safety lead.

Remote IT and hardware teams

Provide an approved physical runbook with device identification, stop conditions and an escalation contact. Request power cycling, cable tracing, label verification or authorized setup. Keep credentials in your own access-management systems.

A practical pilot

1. Run public discovery and review the example report.
2. Submit one authorized assignment with a budget ceiling.
3. Review the quote, schedule, contracting identity and evidence channel.
4. Pay using an enabled checkout method after accepting the exact scope.
5. Evaluate delivery and communication before discussing recurring work.

Pilots are scoped paid assignments, not a promise of free work or guaranteed availability. Recurring programs require a separate agreed scope.

Integration resources

Discuss your workflow

Contact sales@agentgroundcrew.com with your application, service locations, expected assignment volume and evidence requirements. Availability and response timing are confirmed directly; no standing response-time guarantee is currently published.