One AI agent per department. Ask Amadeus for what you need, he splits the work, and nothing goes out without your approval.
Seats for 10 to 15 companies. We call you in the order you apply.
Saturday, November 7Europe/Madrid
Pending approvals 4
Weekly operations report
Deming · The run failed · yesterday
Send email
Graham · Needs your approval · 1 minute ago
Reply draft
Wanamaker · Needs your approval · 1 minute ago
Send email
Holmes · Needs your approval · 1 minute ago
Send email
Patterson · Needs your approval · 3 min ago
Publish draft
Hopkins · Needs your approval · 5 min ago
Reply draft
Wanamaker · Needs your approval · 6 min ago
Tasks today 6See all
Wanamaker · Reply to a question about an invoice
Completed
Graham · Reconciliation of September statements
Completed
Hopkins · November publishing calendar
Completed
Patterson · Renewal proposal for 2027
Completed
Maslow · Onboarding file for a new hire
Completed
Holmes · Review of clauses in a services contract
Completed
Deming · Weekly operations report
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Active agents 10See all
Wanamaker
Customer Support · 14 runs this week
Graham
Finance · 9 runs this week
Hopkins
Marketing · 6 runs this week
Patterson
Sales · 11 runs this week
Maslow
People / HR · 3 runs this week
Deming
Operations · 2 runs this week
52.3 M / 140 M
Amadeus Thinking…
Graham is reconciling the October statements and invoices.
Maslow is summarising this month’s payroll.
Graham is comparing the month with September and drafting the report.
Done. The October close is ready, awaiting your sign-off:
You have 1 new thing waiting for your sign-off in Approvals: sending the close report to the accountants.
Amadeus Thinking…
Wanamaker is reading the pending emails and sorting them.
Patterson is checking the status of the open proposals.
Wanamaker is drafting the replies in your tone.
Done. The pending emails have a reply ready:
You have 1 new reply waiting for your sign-off in Approvals: the one for the client asking about the proposal.
Amadeus Thinking…
Holmes is reading the contract and flagging the clauses that bind you.
Graham is comparing the payment term with your company’s usual one.
Reviewed. Three points deserve your attention before you sign:
I prepared an email to the supplier asking to change them; it is waiting for your sign-off in Approvals.
Amadeus can be wrong. Always double-check critical information before acting.
4 actions awaiting your OK
Pending
4Approved today
1Rejected today
0Expired today
0You are approving Shara sending an email to accountants@example.com on behalf of your company.
Body
Hello Ariadna,
we are attaching the October close report: reconciled statements, payroll summary and a comparison with September.
If anything does not add up, tell us and we will check it.
You are approving Shara replying to joan@example.com with the draft it wrote.
Customer message
Hi, do you know when we will get the proposal for the new service? We need to close it this week.
Proposed reply
Hi Joan, the proposal reaches you tomorrow morning. If you need to close sooner, tell me and we will bring it forward.
You are approving Shara sending an email to supplier@example.com on behalf of your company.
Body
Hello,
after reviewing the services contract, we propose three changes before signing: renewal on request, no penalty for early exit and payment in 30 days.
We look forward to your reply.
You are approving Shara sending an email to client@example.com on behalf of your company.
Body
Hello,
we are attaching the renewal proposal for the tax and accounting advisory contract. It keeps the same services and the same 12-month term.
If everything looks right, reply to this email and we will leave it signed.
You are approving Shara publishing a post on LinkedIn.
Four posts for November: client story, team news, quick guide and year-end wrap-up.
You are approving Shara replying to ana@example.com with the draft it wrote.
Customer message
Hi, my October invoice is higher than September’s. Could you explain the difference?
Proposed reply
Hi Ana, the difference comes from prorating the new service added mid-month. I am attaching the breakdown; if something does not add up, tell me and we will check it.
When an agent needs your approval it will show up here.
You are approving Shara sending an email to accountants@example.com on behalf of your company.
You are approving Shara replying to joan@example.com with the draft it wrote.
You are approving Shara sending an email to supplier@example.com on behalf of your company.
You are approving Shara sending an email to client@example.com on behalf of your company.
You are approving Shara publishing a post on LinkedIn.
You are approving Shara replying to ana@example.com with the draft it wrote.
Manage your company departments and the AI agents leading them.
Create one to group people and agents your own way.
Your STU quota, what you have used and how it evolves.
Plan Pro · Day 21 of 31
Used
52.3 M STU
Remaining
87.7 M STU
Base quota
140 M STU
Rollover
0 STU
At the current rate you’ll end the month at 77 M STU (55 % of your quota).
Recommended: keep usage below 100% to avoid overages. Overages are billed at €5/1M STU, added to your next invoice.
Build generative, node-based workflows and bring your ideas to life.
2 hours ago5 nodes
yesterday4 nodes
3 days ago6 nodes
5 days ago4 nodes
6 days ago5 nodes
Gather tasks, assign an agent, and let Shara manage it with you.
Patterson +1 Nov 19 Graham Dec 01 Hopkins Nov 16 Maslow Dec 17 Holmes — Your agenda and your team in one place.
Explore the fragments your agents have learned about your company. 5 fragments recorded.
Advisory clients pay 30 days after the invoice. Past 45 days, Graham warns Marta before chasing and never sends the reminder on their own.
Learned from a conversation ·
The close happens on the second working day of the following month. The accountants receive the package as a PDF with the statement reconciliation.
Added manually ·
Renewal proposals are warm and short: informal address, three paragraphs at most and always one sentence with the next step.
Learned from a conversation ·
The contact person at the accountants is Ariadna Vila (ariadna@example.com), available Monday to Thursday.
Extracted from a document ·
Marta signs client emails as “Marta Ruiz · Management” and prefers that her direct phone number is not included.
Added manually ·
Approval pending
Graham has prepared the October close report.
1 min ago
Approval pending
Wanamaker has prepared the reply to a client.
1 min ago
Approval pending
Holmes has prepared the changes you propose to the contract.
1 min ago
Approval pending
Patterson has prepared the renewal email and is waiting for your sign-off.
3 min ago
Approval pending
Hopkins has prepared the November publishing calendar.
5 min ago
Approval pending
Wanamaker has written the reply to a question about an invoice.
6 min ago
Run failed
Deming could not finish the weekly operations report.
yesterday
The data shown is sample data: Nordia is a fictional company and does not reflect any real customer.
You ask, Amadeus splits the work and you sign off. Three steps, and the last one is always yours.
You ask
Type or dictate what you need, as you would to a colleague. No templates, and no choosing who gets it.
He splits it
He picks the specialists needed and sets them to work at once, using the tools you already have.
You sign
Sending, paying and publishing never happen on their own. The agent prepares it; you approve, adjust or discard. Everything is recorded.
Each one masters its subject and learns how your company speaks and works. You pick the ones you need.
Amadeus Leadership & Orchestration In every plan Wanamaker Customer support Your pick Patterson Sales Your pick Hopkins Marketing Your pick Graham Finance Your pick Maslow People Your pick Deming Operations Your pick Holmes Legal Your pick Whitney Quality Your pick Turing IT & Systems Your pick Rockefeller Strategy Your pick 
Eastman Product Your pick 
Bernays Communications Your pick 
Ohno Procurement Your pick 
Shannon Technical support Your pick 
Gantt Projects Your pick And 5 additional agents, which you add from Max.
See all the agentsShara lives in your browser, on your computer and in the tools your team already uses. It connects with your permission.
The web app, nothing to install. Log in and you are there.
Use Shara like any other application on your computer. Windows, Mac and Linux.
Works on your computer with access to your whole profile, with a log of everything it does.
It does not stay in the chat: it prepares documents with your brand, moves files and reads your server. Anything with an effect outside Shara waits for your sign-off, and everything is logged.
Contact and company records with their deals linked. Import from Excel, CSV, HubSpot, Pipedrive or Salesforce and check beforehand which field goes where. HubSpot, Pipedrive and Salesforce, from Pro up.
It reads, writes and runs programs on your PC. What it deletes goes to the Recycle Bin, it never touches passwords, keychains or cookies, and everything is kept in an activity log.
With your PC connected, every agent gets the tools of a code assistant: read and edit files, search and launch programs.
PDF, Word, Excel and PowerPoint with your company’s brand. A department head uploads a sample document and Shara copies its style, across 18 document types.
Shara edits the video and adds the voice-over, with no editor to open.
The agents read your server’s folders, files, logs, Docker and services. Any change waits for an administrator’s approval.
Six things a generic AI assistant does not give you.
Each agent learns your tone, your processes and your clients, and keeps them in writing. You do not have to explain it every time.
On every plan it remembers what you already discussed, across conversations too.
It issues and sends invoices in Holded and works with local regulation.
There is a cap per run, per hour and per day. When an agent reaches one, Shara stops it.
Who did what, when and what it cost. The record is chained: if anyone alters a line, it shows.
You do not pay for every person on your team: the price is per company, not per user.
Each company’s data is kept apart from everyone else’s and processed inside the European Union.
Art. 28 DPA on every plan; you export your data from your account and request its deletion from the app.
Classified as limited risk; the impact assessment is being prepared.
Every query filters by your company; thirteen areas add Postgres row policies.
Secrets and credentials with AES-256-GCM, encrypted backups and TLS 1.2 at minimum in transit.
Inference and the product database are in the EU; email, Cloudflare and payments are outside it, under standard clauses.
Art. 28 DPA on every plan; signed copy on Max and Concerto Local.
Pick the team you need. Month to month with no lock-in, or with a six-month or annual commitment.
€129 /month
The essential team to get started.
€349 /month
The team for an SME in full swing.
€690 /month
Leadership, strategy and data.
Contact sales
You decide what leaves your network.
Before opening Shara to the public, we want to watch it work at companies other than our own, with you alongside.
A team of AI agents, one per department. You talk to Amadeus, the director, and he splits the work between the specialists needed.
No. Sending, paying and publishing always wait for your approval, or for that of the draft you already approved, and every decision is written in the record.
No. Shara is built for companies without one: you connect your tools with your permission and start asking.
In the European Union. Each company’s data is kept apart from the others’ and is not used to train models.
From €129 a month per company, depending on the team you choose. Month to month with no lock-in, or with a six-month or annual commitment.
A closed beta for 10 to 15 companies. We call you in the order you applied and agree the terms with you.
Yes, with Concerto Local. The Concerto model runs on your server and that work never leaves your network.
Yes. You export a .zip yourself, with one JSON file per table, from Settings (the owner or an admin, once every 24 h); if you need CSV, we prepare it for you.
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