Hatz AI

What is Hatz AI?

Hatz AI is a secure platform where smaller companies and their technology providers build, deploy, and manage AI agents and automations. Manual processes get described in plain language and turned into running workflows, all under a SOC 2 Type 2 compliant environment with central oversight of every agent.

Top Features:

• Natural language builder: describe a manual process and get a working automation back.
• Workflow orchestration: connect automations that span marketing, legal, HR, and support teams.
• White label resale: providers rebrand the platform and sell it to their clients.

Use Cases:

• Lead generation: automate research and outreach steps that sales staff repeat daily.
• Document analysis: extract answers from contracts and files without manual reading time.
• Support triage: route and summarise tickets before a human picks them up.

Who Can Use Hatz AI?

• Managed service providers: resell AI capability as a branded service to existing clients.
• Small business owners: automate repeated admin work without hiring an engineering team.
• Operations leads: standardise processes across departments with auditable, centrally managed automations.

Pricing

• Entry tier (from about $190 monthly): pooled credits covering a small company deployment.
• Partner plans (quote based): resale pricing tailored to provider scale and client count.
• Enterprise (custom quote): larger credit pools with compliance support and dedicated onboarding.

Pros and Cons

Pros:

• Compliance ready: the SOC 2 audit coverage matters for regulated client work.
• Pooled credits: billing across the company avoids paying for every individual seat.
• Provider friendly: the white label path suits firms selling AI to clients.

Cons:

• Hidden pricing: no public rate card means every deal starts with a sales call.
• Partner focus: direct buyers get less attention than technology providers reselling it.
• Setup investment: mapping existing processes into automations takes real upfront effort.

FAQs:

1) Who is this platform built for?

Smaller companies and the managed service providers who deliver technology to them.

2) How much does it cost?

Pricing is quote based, with reseller reports placing entry plans near one hundred ninety dollars monthly.

3) Is billing charged per user?

No, credits are pooled across the company rather than billed for each individual seat.

4) Is it secure enough for client data?

The platform holds SOC 2 Type 2 compliance with central access controls over agents.

5) Can I white label it?

Yes, providers can rebrand the platform and resell it under their own name.