Runbook
AI agents automate field service, logistics and other operational workflows for businesses
Highlights
- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-13
About Runbook
Runbook provides AI agents that execute operational workflows, including appointment scheduling, accounts payable and receivable, order management, status updates and vendor coordination. Agents learn from company playbooks and connect with existing business systems, using phone and browser automation where needed.
Customers are businesses in field services, trucking and financial services. Pricing is tied to outcomes rather than usage.
Runbook has raised $15 million. It lists roles in San Francisco, Toronto and Bengaluru.
Product: AI agents that learn company procedures and execute operational workflows across existing systems and communication channels.
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