“Which invoices are overdue, and what is the total?”
Read invoices, compare due dates, total the open balance.
Connect Claude Code, Codex, or any trusted agent that can call an API. Ask about the work, the money, and what needs attention next in plain English.
See the API behind the conversationReview our July 2026 records. Focus on revenue at risk.
GET /v1/invoices?created_since=2026-07-01T00:00:00Z&limit=100GET /v1/jobs?status=Completed&created_since=2026-07-01T00:00:00ZGET /v1/estimates?status=Sent&created_since=2026-07-01T00:00:00ZNine overdue invoices make up most of the risk. Start with invoices #1048, #1041, and #1039. Six sent estimates are also waiting on a decision.
Stop hunting through screens and exporting spreadsheets. Your agent can gather the supported records, do the math, and tell you what matters.
Read invoices, compare due dates, total the open balance.
Check schedule windows and match current team assignments.
Find the open opportunities that need a follow-up.
Prepare a supported write action, then let you review it.
The agent handles the API conversation behind your question. You stay focused on the business decision in front of you.
Use the same plain words you would use with your office manager.
The agent turns the request into supported Autopilot API calls.
Company-scoped clients, jobs, estimates, invoices, and team data come back.
The agent summarizes what matters or prepares the next action.
Start by reading and summarizing. Add write actions deliberately, and keep your agent's approval step on before it changes a record.
Read, compare, total, and summarize.
Review first, then make supported changes.
The connection runs through the Autopilot API. Give a trusted agent the right tool, then keep asking.
Give Claude Code a trusted API tool and ask for a clear read on clients, work, estimates, and invoices.

Let Codex gather the records behind the question, then summarize or prepare the supported change.
Any trusted server-side agent that can make authenticated API requests can work with the supported Autopilot records.
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Your developer or technical partner can make the connection with the same API used by custom integrations.
View API DocumentationAn admin creates a revocable key under Settings.
Keep the key server-side and out of browser code.
Your agent handles the supported API calls behind it.
Run the business in Autopilot, then let the agent you trust help you see what matters faster.
Need the technical details? Read the API documentation.