AI Account Manager

Manages client relationships, onboarding, regular check-ins, and satisfaction tracking.

An AI account manager is an autonomous agent that owns the client relationship — onboarding, recurring check-ins, satisfaction signals, and relationship history. In Helm, the account manager has full CRM access, runs on Claude, and can operate in observe, suggest, or auto modes.

Workspace memory
Carries context across tasks, projects, and accounts.
Three autonomy levels
Observe, suggest, or auto. You pick.
Four channels
Chat, Slack, Email, scheduled runs.
Responsibilities

What an AI Account Manager owns.

Own the end-to-end client relationship for every account in the workspace.
Run recurring client check-ins (weekly, monthly, or quarterly) on a defined cadence.
Detect satisfaction signals (response cadence, sentiment, engagement drop-off) and flag at-risk accounts early.
Draft client-facing summaries, recaps, and quarterly business reviews.
Coordinate between the client and internal teams: routing questions, surfacing blockers, closing loops.
Track account health metrics over time and surface trends before renewal conversations.
Features & Configuration

Tune every dimension of how the agent works.

Roles, tools, autonomy, memory, schedules, budgets. Every agent ships with the same configuration surface.

Pre-built or custom roles

Start from a Project Manager, Account Manager, or other template. Or define a custom role with its own name, color, and defaults.

Scoped tool access

Enable specific tool groups (tasks, projects, billing, calendar, analytics, memory, and more). Toggle read or read-write per group. Add 300+ external integrations.

Three autonomy levels

Observe (watch silently), Suggest (draft and wait for approval), or Auto (execute directly). Flip levels as trust builds.

Per-channel autonomy override

A fully autonomous agent can still require approval on email. Rare in AI tools, essential for client-facing work.

Custom instructions and skills

Layer your own instructions on top of the role's defaults. Enable skill modules for domain expertise and house style.

Memory

Agents remember past decisions, scoped to workspace, account, or project. Searchable. Optional. Disable per agent.

Schedules

Run agents on a daily, weekly, or monthly cadence with a custom prompt. Output to Slack, in-app notifications, or a task comment.

Spending limits

Set a monthly USD cost cap per agent. Runs pause automatically when the budget is hit. Usage is tracked per run and per month.

Full audit trail

Every agent run is logged with the tools called, inputs, outputs, success/failure, tokens, and cost. Browse history per agent.

Apps this agent uses

Lives inside the rest of the platform.

Same records your team uses. No separate database, no sync lag.

External tools

Plus the tools this agent reaches for.

Connected once at the workspace level. Scoped per agent with read or read+write.

Slack logo
Slack
Gmail logo
Gmail
Google Calendar logo
Google Calendar
Channels

Reach the agent where you work.

Four channels. Each with its own permissioning and autonomy override.

In-app chat

Open the chat panel in Helm and talk to the agent directly. Page context comes along for free.

Email

Reachable on any mailbox the workspace has connected. Replies route back through the agent.

Slack

@mention in any channel the agent is invited to, or DM the workspace DM handler.

Scheduled runs

Runs on a daily, weekly, or monthly cadence. Output to Slack, notifications, or a task comment.

Example Tasks

Real work this agent runs.

Send a weekly account summary to every client listed on the calendar for a Friday digest.
Draft a quarterly business review deck using the last 90 days of project, billing, and deliverable data.
Respond to routine client questions about project status, invoice timing, or deliverables.
Schedule and confirm the next check-in meeting when the last one ends.
Flag accounts that haven't had a touchpoint in 21+ days.
Monitor sentiment in email threads and surface unhappy clients before they churn.
Update account notes with key context after every client meeting.
Coordinate handoffs between project phases: gather sign-off, confirm next steps.
Draft renewal outreach 60 days before a contract expires.
Push a "things your team shipped this month" note to each client's primary contact.
Nudge internal team members when a client request sits unanswered for more than 48 hours.
Autonomy

Three modes. Override per channel.

You pick how much the agent decides for itself. And you can be stricter on channels that face clients.

Observe
The agent reads and reports. Nothing is changed on your behalf. Use when you want visibility without risk.
Suggest
The agent proposes actions; you approve or reject. Good default for agents working against client-facing systems.
Auto
The agent executes directly within its permissioned scope. Use when you trust the workflow and want hands-off operation.
How it sounds

Real prompts. Real replies.

You
What's the state of the Acme account this week?
Account Manager
Acme had 3 emails and 1 project update this week. Sentiment is positive. The Q3 report was well-received. Open items: 2 invoices pending (one 5 days overdue), 1 task awaiting their feedback since Tuesday. Next check-in is Friday at 2pm. I can send a pre-meeting summary if useful.
You
Draft a Q3 business review for Acme.
Account Manager
Draft saved to the Acme account. Covers: 4 projects delivered, $47K billed, 2 scope expansions, and 3 outstanding items. Pulled from project records, time entries, and invoice data. Ready for your review. I flagged one section where the data was sparse and suggested you add context before sending.
FAQ

Questions about the Account Manager agent.

What's the difference between the Account Manager and the Project Manager agent?

The Account Manager owns the relationship: renewals, satisfaction, strategic check-ins. The Project Manager owns delivery: timelines, blockers, status reports. They operate on the same records but the Account Manager thinks in accounts and years, the Project Manager thinks in projects and weeks.

Can the Account Manager agent send email on my behalf?

Yes, if granted read-write access to Email. Autonomy levels control whether the agent drafts for approval, suggests, or sends directly. Most workspaces run this agent in Suggest mode for client-facing communication until they've seen enough drafts to trust Auto mode.

How does it track account health?

It reads response times, meeting cadence, invoice payment patterns, sentiment in threads, and project-level signals (hours over budget, missed milestones) from across the platform. No separate health scoring tool needed. The signals are already in the platform.

Can multiple Account Manager agents exist for different account tiers?

Yes. Create multiple instances of the role with different scopes: one for top-tier accounts with higher autonomy, one for long-tail accounts on a lighter cadence. Each has its own instructions, tools, and monthly budget.

What plans include this agent?

The Account Manager role is available on every Helm plan. External integrations (Slack, Gmail, Google Calendar) require Pro or Business.

Hire your AI Account Manager.

Included on every Helm workspace. Per-workspace pricing. No per-seat tax.