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An agent team you talk to in plain English. It plans the work, does it, and stops at the moments a person has to decide. No console, no builder, no flow diagram.
RFP response drafted, awaiting your review
Board report assembled from four sources
Policy and regulatory watch updated
Site inspection itinerary drafted, awaiting your review
Weekly pipeline snapshot delivered
Economic impact estimate ready
Partner check-in drafted, awaiting your review
Your daily briefing sent to you
Anatomy of a run
Four moves, and you only appear in one of them.
- You ask in plain EnglishDescribe the work the way you'd tell a colleague. No console, no builder.
- It figures out the stepsIt works out what the job needs, and if something goes wrong halfway, it tries another way.
- It stops where it mattersNot at every step, only at the moments a person has to decide.
- It keeps what you told itA rule you give it once carries into the next conversation.
The office
Your agents have an office. You can watch them work.
Every agent sits in a department, the same way your team does. You can see who’s working, what they’re doing right now, and what’s been finished. And when one needs a decision from you, it stops and asks instead of guessing.
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Swix has saved me countless hours and the headache of jumping between multiple platforms.
Marie Margot
Director of Marketing and Communications, Visit Cheyenne
The guardrail
Nothing leaves without your yes.
Its guardrails are built into the code, so they hold however a request is worded. That matters, because the real worry for most destination executives is what an agent might do without them.
Outward pauses
Asked to email a partner
It wrote the draft and stopped. Draft email, review and edit before sending. Awaiting your review. Nothing was sent.
Inward flows
Your daily briefing
Addressed to you, so it simply arrives. Nothing left the organization, so nothing needed a yes.
Quiet turns
Nothing worth telling you
It checks in a few times a day during business hours. When nothing needs your attention, it stays quiet and sends nothing.
Rewording its instructions can’t switch the approval step off, because the rule lives in the code.
Good morning, Alex.
Let's start on the partner newsletter.
The skill library
What your agents already know how to do
Skills are how an agent knows your job. Each one is a short playbook for a specific piece of work, like answering an RFP or building a board packet, so you’re not explaining the task from scratch every time. Swix comes with 88 written for destination organizations, and you can write your own so they run the way your team already works.
and 71 more, across various departments
Skill library. The seventeen skills shown above are Convention Proposal and Bid Builder, RFP Response Builder, Site Inspection and FAM Itinerary, Board Report and Packet Builder, Sports Event Bid Builder, Policy and Regulatory Watch, Daily Executive Briefing, Economic Impact Estimator, Travel Trade and Tour Operator Outreach, Partner Check-in and Engagement, Competitive Destination Analysis, Crisis Communications, Social Content Calendar, Visitor Inquiry Responder, Legislative and Advocacy Brief, Media Pitch and Journalist Outreach, and Group Resume and Spec Builder.
See it running against your own destination.
Half an hour, pointed at the work your team actually has. Not a sandbox.
Book a demo
Live now, and we set it up with your team so nobody starts from a blank screen.