Finished files, not folders to manage.
The output is the formatted file: `.docx`, `.xlsx`, `.pdf`, email draft, filled form, board pack, checklist, or briefing package.
Done-for-you work, delivered as files
Hand off a proposal, report, close package, form, board pack, invoice, or briefing. oly.run gathers the inputs, runs the routine, formats the file, and sends back the finished deliverable ready for review.
Drop in the request, files, deadline, and approval rules.
Setup, calculation, assembly, formatting, and checks happen for you.
Receive the package ready to review, approve, send, or file.
Not a shared drive. Not a prompt box. It is the place recurring jobs go to be completed: intake, follow-through, formatting, audit trail, and delivery handled for you.
What it is
A shared folder stores documents after someone makes them. oly.run takes the job itself: intake, context, calculations, formatting, approvals, and delivery inside a dedicated workspace.
The output is the formatted file: `.docx`, `.xlsx`, `.pdf`, email draft, filled form, board pack, checklist, or briefing package.
Private Office customers get a dedicated isolated environment with separate storage, database, credentials, and workspace context.
Your files and outputs stay in the workspace. When a job needs outside reasoning help, only the task-relevant brief is sent under no-training, short-retention terms.
How it works
You do not build the system yourself. You hand over the job through a dashboard, intake form, schedule, inbox, or file drop, and the workspace moves it toward a reviewable deliverable.
The workspace captures the request, source files, deadline, rules, and context needed to start cleanly.
Data work runs in code. Judgment-heavy parts are handled separately, so numbers are computed instead of guessed.
Structured content is rendered into a clean, correctly formatted document or package.
Actions are written to a tamper-evident audit trail, and effectful changes wait for approval.
Your files, records, credentials, and the finished outputs live inside your workspace.
For tasks that need outside reasoning, oly.run sends only task-specific context to approved providers under no-training, short-retention terms: a named subprocessor, not an open door.
The result returns to your workspace, where the deliverable is assembled, logged, and held for approval.
Departments and deliverables
These are not templates sitting in a folder. They are done-for-you routines that turn requests and source material into packages your team can send, review, file, or attach.
Proposals, RFP responses, battlecards, and sequenced outreach drafts.
Monthly close narrative, board packages, forecasts, and budget-vs-actual commentary.
Competitive reports, due-diligence reads, market-entry studies, and structured briefs.
Filled forms, domain checklists, attached evidence, and approval-ready audit trails.
A content pipeline that turns one source into blog, newsletter, short scripts, and social drafts.
Scheduled routines, inbox triage, standing briefings, monitors, and recurring work packages.
Why it is different
The point is simple: hand over recurring work and get the finished package back.
Shared folders wait for your team to create, chase, format, and approve the work. oly.run takes the request and returns the finished package.
Most platforms sell parts and expect you to wire them together. oly.run ships a working office with pre-built deliverable routines, computed data handling, and governance around execution.
For recurring work, the platform handles assembly and repetition. Managed Suite adds senior human review when clients want the outcome without operating the system.
A private, dedicated workspace + a deep library of finished-deliverable routines + auditable, approval-gated execution - sold as work you hand off, not software you assemble.
Buying options
Exact pricing depends on deployment, isolation requirements, volume, and support. No public prices are stated here because this page only uses confirmed product positioning.
Self-serve access on the shared floor for individuals and small teams that want to start with finished-deliverable routines.
Dedicated and isolated workspace: your own database, storage, credentials, context, and approval trail.
Everything in Private Office, plus help designing, running, and reviewing the routines behind the outcome you need.
Security and trust
Cloud workspaces are dedicated and isolated. For cloud deployments, certain reasoning tasks may use approved outside providers under constrained terms. Fully local deployment is the option for work where nothing can leave.
Private Office customers get a dedicated environment, not a shared multi-tenant pool for their records and outputs.
Credentials, files, records, workspace context, and outputs stay in your workspace; reasoning briefs are minimized when outside specialist help is used.
Actions, workflow steps, deliverables, and approval decisions are logged so work can be reviewed instead of reconstructed from memory.
Routines can run on a schedule, but anything with real-world consequences can be configured to wait for human sign-off.
BAA support is available for appropriate deployments and tiers. Compliance claims should be validated against the final deployment scope.
For the most sensitive work, oly.run can be deployed so the platform runs on customer-controlled hardware.
Who it is for
The strongest fit is work that repeats, creates real files, needs approval or auditability, and benefits from a dedicated workspace that remembers how your business operates.
Concrete operating work
The point is not another place to type instructions. It is a private back office for repeatable work where records come in, the routine runs, and finished deliverables go back to the business.
Inbound triage, morning briefing, contract review, competitor monitoring, and recurring documents in one dedicated environment.
Documents drop in, deliverables come back, reports run on schedule, and every client workspace stays isolated.
Monthly close, weekly intel report, compliance filing, board package, or research brief handed to a workspace built for the job.
FAQ
The important trust question is where the work lives, what leaves to reason, and how actions are approved.
Your files, records, and outputs live in your dedicated workspace. When a task needs outside reasoning, oly.run sends only what the task requires to an approved provider under no-training, short-retention terms. For work that cannot leave at all, the self-hosted or local deployment keeps everything on your own hardware.
Hosted reasoning services can be used by default, with stronger options available when a task warrants it. Self-hosted deployments can be configured around local reasoning. This page stays provider-neutral because availability can vary by deployment.
No. Chat can be one input, but the product is a workspace that produces finished deliverables: files, forms, reports, packages, drafts, and audit trails.
Routines can run from schedules, inboxes, file drops, or defined triggers. Anything with real-world consequences can be held for approval, and every action is logged.
A BAA is available for appropriate deployments and tiers. The exact compliance posture depends on the deployment, subprocessors, data flows, and customer requirements, so regulated use should be scoped directly.
Yes. A self-hosted or local deployment is available for highly sensitive work where the platform needs to run on customer-controlled hardware.
A regular chat tool is primarily a general conversation interface. oly.run is a private workspace that runs defined work, assembles finished deliverables, retains workspace context, computes data deterministically, logs actions, and gates effectful steps for review.
Move in
Bring the recurring package, report, form, close, proposal, or research workflow. oly.run turns it into a staffed workspace with finished files coming back.