Turn your SOPs into reliable AI automation.
Show Sozo a procedure once. It runs exactly the same way on every run, and when something changes, it surfaces the issue and heals itself with your approval.
- 01Receive the requestdone
- 02Look up the recorddone
- 03Check the details matchrecord found
- 04Fill in the formdone
- 05Confirm and fileneeds attention
Recorded once
1 run
Show Sozo the task one time
Sites per batch
1,000
Checked in a single batch
Every run
Replay
Screenshot and video kept
Something changed
Self-heal
Fix proposed, you approve
Use cases
One procedure, every time
Sozo handles end-to-end processes wherever people repeat the same steps across websites and internal tools.
Data removal
Find and remove personal data across third-party sites.
Insurance quoting
Gather the outside data each quote needs.
HR and government data entry
Enter records into portals and systems that have no API.
Vendor onboarding
Set up each new vendor in every system it needs.
Claims
Check, update and record claims across partner portals.
KYC
Verify identities and businesses against trusted sources.
Disputes
Collect the evidence and prepare each case for review.
Have a process?
Tell us the task your team repeats and we'll show you Sozo running it.
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How it learns
Sozo learns how your company works
Show Sozo a procedure once. It learns each step, the details it needs, and the judgment calls your team makes.
- Day 1 · first quote: An agent prepares Maria's quote. Sozo writes down how. Every search, judgment call and copy becomes a step in Sozo's notebook as it happens.
- Day 40 · county site changes: The county redesigns its site. Sozo flags the step that changed and proposes a fix. An agent approves it in one click.
- Month 3 · 400 quotes: Every quote starts ready. The same procedure runs on every new quote. Only the unusual ones need a person.
The habits your best people never wrote down become rules Sozo follows.
Audit trail
Every action, on the record.
Sozo keeps an audit trail of every run, change and approval. When someone asks what happened, you show them, down to the replay.
- Who ran, changed or approved it, and when
- A replay of every run
- Every version of every procedure
| Time | Who | Action | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| Oct 03 09:14 | Dana R. | Recorded procedureproperty-lookup v1 | saved |
| Oct 03 09:21 | Sozo | Ran quoteQ-1042 | done |
| Nov 12 08:02 | Sozo | Flagged step 05county site changed | needs review |
| Nov 12 08:05 | Dana R. | Approved fixproperty-lookup v2 | approved |
| Jan 08 06:00 | quotes-api | Started 400 runsbatch B-118 | running |
For every team
Built for both sides of the hand-off
The person who knows the task records it. The developer who owns the system runs it.
curl https://api.sozo.example/v1/procedures/property-lookup/runs \
-H "Authorization: Bearer $SOZO_API_KEY" \
-d '{
"inputs": {
"property_address": "18 Oak St, Austin, TX",
"client_name": "Maria Lopez"
}
}'{
"status": "done",
"outputs": {
"year_built": 1987,
"roof_replaced": 2019
},
"replay_url": "https://app.sozo.example/runs/run_8f2c/replay"
}Developers
Your recording, as an API.
Every procedure you record comes with an API call. Hand it to a developer, and they can run it from their own system with new details each time. You keep maintaining it in Sozo, and their integration keeps working.
- Record the workflow without writing code
- Start the same workflow from your own system
- Pass in new details for every run
- Get the result, screenshot and replay back
Early access
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We're opening Sozo to companies with the highest volume first. Tell us how often your task runs and we'll reach out.