Discovery summary
A readable HTML report explains the go/no-go decision, the strongest workflow candidate, customer questions, and next actions.
Vigil starts by probing the back-office files your business already uses, then installs one deterministic local workflow at a time. Invoices are a common first pilot, but the same model can cover quotes, reports, reconciliation, reminders, expense categorization, and file monitoring. No hosted portal, no cloud upload, no unpredictable agent.
Before installing anything, Vigil maps the customer's local files, candidate workflows, blocked paths, customer questions, and exact next commands. The result is an exploration report, not a guess from a roaming agent.
A readable HTML report explains the go/no-go decision, the strongest workflow candidate, customer questions, and next actions.
The probe separates ready, needs-review, and blocked automation paths across billing documents, reporting, reconciliation, expenses, follow-up, and monitoring.
Support-safe findings can be shared without raw invoices, customer lists, bank rows, source spreadsheets, passwords, or OAuth tokens.
Vigil fits the work your business already runs: spreadsheets, exports, reports, statements, folders, emails, archives, and exception review. The pilot starts narrow, then expands only where the probe finds repeatable value.
Generate branded PDF invoices, quotes, estimates, and customer documents from the spreadsheets you already maintain, then send approved outputs through your business mailbox.
Track payment matching, exception queues, expense categories, and monthly impact summaries so the admin time you save is visible at review.
Vigil can watch folders, archive processed files, generate controlled follow-up, and surface failed jobs so nothing slips through silently.
Setup walks through the probe report, install receipt, first-workflow dry run, readiness gate, and customer-approved activation. There's no hosted upload form to trust.
The service starts by mapping the workflow, then runs deterministic local steps. Each stage is non-destructive and leaves a trace, so you can always see what happened.
The probe maps local files, workflow candidates, customer questions, and next commands.
You choose one approved workflow, one input shape, and one reviewer before activation.
Vigil executes the reviewed local rule path against approved files.
Outputs are saved locally, optionally sent through your mailbox, and archived with evidence.
Status, logs, and impact data are ready if you need support.
The setup package records exactly what was installed and where, with a receipt you keep.
The first approved workflow runs non-destructively so you can confirm the output.
Generated PDFs are checked against loaded rows before anything is scheduled.
Monitoring is enabled only after you review the activation artifacts and approve.
A run confirms the live pipeline is behaving the way the dry run did.
If you need help, a redacted bundle becomes a case on the operator dashboard.
The customer pipeline has no LLM calls, no unpredictable agent, and no accounting or bank API dependency. Diagnostics are summarized into redacted bundles for an operator to review. Raw customer files are not included by default.
Where the operating system supports it, credentials are stored in the keychain rather than plain text.
The operator dashboard listens on your machine by default and is not exposed publicly.
Releases run security scans and ship a software bill of materials so you know what's inside.
Support evidence helps the operator diagnose the issue. It does not send replies or change customer workflows on its own.
Every session opens with status, doctor checks, error-queue summaries, log counts, and impact data. You send one redacted support bundle; the operator dashboard turns it into a case — no screen-sharing your books.
One assisted charter pilot, then managed support that keeps it healthy. Begin with the pilot offer or review the demo flow first.
Includes the exploration report, monthly support monitoring, a progress check, release checks, and evidence review. Pilot is scoped to one workflow first, then expanded as the probe and dry-run evidence justify it.
BOOK A DEPLOYMENTThe things small businesses ask before they let anything near their back-office workflows.
No. The v1 deployment runs locally on your machine. There's no hosted portal and no required cloud service for the customer pipeline.
No raw invoices, bank rows, customer lists, or source spreadsheets are included in the default support bundle. Diagnostics are redacted into a summary an operator can work from without seeing your customers' data.
No. Vigil runs deterministic workflows from reviewed rules and approved files. Customer-visible sends, template changes, and activation steps stay human-approved.
Approved Excel and CSV files that you place in the inbox folder. Vigil works from the spreadsheets you already keep — you don't have to change your source of truth.
Through an assisted package handoff: an exploration report, install receipt, non-destructive first-workflow dry run, readiness gate, and customer-approved activation. Monitoring switches on only after you've reviewed and approved.
Vigil is built in Texas and deploys for small businesses in the Texas Hill Country and the San Antonio area. Reach out and we'll set up a deployment.
Book a deployment and we'll probe the workflow, choose the first local automation, and keep the evidence visible before anything expands.