Role-specific. Annual pricing. Anyone on the team can ping it.

Operations Fellow

A custom-built AI ops person that lives in your team's Slack. Pulls reports, reconciles data across tools, runs standing rituals, and drafts the comms that keep the company moving. Trained on your stack, your processes, and your reporting cadence.

What an Operations fellow does

The glue work that keeps the company running, handled.

R

Pulls reports.

Daily, weekly, monthly numbers from the tools that hold them. No dashboard login. Ask in Slack.

D

Reconciles data.

Cross-checks the same metric across CRM, billing, product analytics. Flags mismatches.

S

Runs standing rituals.

Weekly all-hands prep, monthly metrics review, quarterly OKR check-in — knows your cadence.

C

Drafts internal comms.

Status updates, change announcements, policy updates — drafts ready for review.

O

Manages onboarding.

New-hire setup checklists, account provisioning prompts, intro doc drafts.

W

Watches for anomalies.

Pings when a metric shifts unexpectedly week-over-week.

What your Ops fellow knows about your business

An Operations fellow is not a dashboard with a Slack notification. It is custom-built around your business. We start by scoping the role with you — your tool stack, your metric definitions, your reporting cadence, your standing rituals, and the comms patterns that keep your team aligned.

By the time Rowan joins your Slack, it knows where your revenue number lives (Stripe, not the CRM) and where your headcount lives (Rippling, not the spreadsheet). It knows that weekly metrics go out Friday at 9 AM and that board prep starts three weeks before the meeting.

The tool runs your configured steps. Rowan knows your rhythm — the cadences, the sources of truth, the rituals — and handles the work that holds them together.

The tool runs your steps. The fellow knows your rhythm.

Tools your Ops fellow connects to

Deep, role-specific integrations. Not 3,000 shallow ones.

BI / Data

Google Sheets Excel Looker Mode Metabase

CRM

HubSpot Salesforce Attio

Billing

Stripe Chargebee Maxio

Product Analytics

Mixpanel Amplitude Heap

HR

Rippling (read-only) Gusto (read-only) Justworks (read-only)

Project Management

Linear Asana Notion Jira

Communication

Slack Microsoft Teams Gmail Outlook

Need a tool not listed? Tell us during scoping.

How an Ops fellow shows up in your channel

Your first 30 days with an Operations fellow

Week 1

Setup

  • Scope the role with you (stack, cadences, rituals, comms patterns)
  • Custom-train Rowan on your tools and metric definitions
  • Add Rowan to your Slack and connect data sources in read mode

Week 2

Shadow

  • Rowan reads your data and channels
  • You give it small jobs: pull this report, reconcile this metric, draft this update
  • Every output reviewed before publish

Week 3

Delegate

  • Weekly metrics post auto-drafts every Friday morning
  • Reconciliation runs daily; mismatches ping the channel
  • Standing rituals auto-prep on schedule

Week 4

Measure

  • Review hours saved, anomalies caught, reports delivered
  • Decide what to expand into Rowan's scope
  • Onboard another role if ready

Why this is different from a workflow tool

Zapier and Make run pre-defined steps you configure. An Ops fellow handles the ad-hoc work — pulling a report on demand, reconciling data when something looks off, drafting comms when an event happens. Different products for different shapes of work.

Many teams run both. The workflow tool for the plumbing. The fellow for the judgment work.

Pricing

Each Ops fellow is on a custom annual plan based on the scope of your business. Predictable annual price. No per-task or per-report meters.

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Frequently asked questions

Workflow tools run pre-defined steps you configure. The fellow handles ad-hoc work in Slack — pulling a report on demand, reconciling data when something looks off, drafting comms when an event happens. Different products. Many teams run both.

We scope write access during setup. Default is read-only with draft outputs. We turn on write access only for the categories you trust (CRM updates, calendar holds, etc.).

Rowan pulls from your sources of truth and shows the working. Verify before publishing externally. The fellow flags when sources disagree rather than guessing which one to use.

For internal reporting and reconciliation, yes. For external financial reporting (10-Q, board reports for audit), the fellow drafts and your finance team verifies — same as you'd treat any junior ops hire.

Bring on an Operations fellow.

Tell us about your stack. We will scope the fellow and have it in your Slack in about a week.