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uBumi vs boxed AI employee apps
Self-serve AI employee apps are quick to start and easy to outgrow. uBumi is built for the company that needs its own tools, its own rules, and a clear record of what happened.
| Boxed AI employee apps | uBumi | |
|---|---|---|
| Where it lives | Its own dashboard | Your inbox, calendar, CRM, Slack or Teams, with webhooks for anything unusual |
| Integrations | A fixed list | Official connectors plus n8n and webhooks for the tools on the list and the ones that are not |
| When something goes wrong | Hard to see why | Every proposal, decision, and execution in an audit log; policies you can change |
| Voice | Voice-matching that still sounds generic | A Brain built from your own site and rules; drafts you correct, and it remembers |
| Setup | Self-serve, often set up wrong | Done with you: knowledge base, tool connections, approval policies, two weeks of shadow mode |
If you want to try an AI employee this afternoon, a boxed app is fine. If you are running a business on it, you want the version with plumbing, policies, and a paper trail.
Comparisons describe categories of tools, not specific products, and reflect uBumi as it works today.
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