How it works, for professionals and businesses

Four steps from request to done.

Admin work is spread across websites, portals, inboxes and hold lines. You shouldn't have to visit every one. Give Mandate Proxy a goal in plain words. It does the work across the sites you already use, and you approve the steps that matter.

  1. Tell us.

    Describe the goal in plain words, for example "Lower my internet bill and book my haircut."

  2. We plan.

    Mandate Proxy lays out the steps and the sites involved.

  3. You approve.

    You review the plan and decide what goes ahead.

  4. Done.

    You get the result and a record of every action taken.

Who it works for

One way of working, for whoever is short on time.

The four steps stay the same. What changes is the work you hand off. Here is what a request looks like for the people we built Mandate Proxy for.

Busy professionals

Errands that keep sliding to next week.

The bill that went up, the appointment that needs moving, the membership you meant to pause months ago.

The request

"Lower my internet bill and book my haircut for Friday morning."

What comes back

The options found, the booking confirmed once you approve, and a record of each step.

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Small business owners

Admin that lands on the owner.

Vendor follow-ups, bookings and customer updates that pull you away from running the business.

The request

"Follow up with our three suppliers on late invoices and move Thursday's delivery to Monday."

What comes back

Each follow-up sent, the delivery change requested, and the replies gathered in one place.

For businesses →

Agencies and practices

Client follow-through in busy season.

Documents to collect, reminders to send and clients asking where things stand.

The request

"Send document requests to this week's new clients and remind anyone still missing a W-2."

What comes back

Requests and reminders sent, a list of who has replied, and a record of every message.

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Proxy, the Mandate Proxy spider, tapping a gold check mark on its tablet.

Ready to hand something off?

Tell us what you would like done. We are opening access to a small founding group first.

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