Junior.so

Junior.so is a communication tool. Junior places role-based AI employees in Slack or Microsoft Teams that draft replies, update CRMs, research accounts and report progress. It connects to 3,000+ apps and asks before acting, aimed at teams wanting sales, marketing and ops capacity.

Junior is a role-based AI coworker platform that places an AI employee inside Slack or Microsoft Teams and has it carry out routine business work. Instead of a chat window that waits for prompts, Junior is positioned as a teammate that watches Slack, email and calendar activity, then acts on its own: drafting replies, updating a CRM, following up on leads and reporting back with completed work and next steps. The homepage also says it asks before acting, which suggests an approval step for consequential actions. The product is organized around ready-made roles. The catalog lists an AI Sales Rep, Executive Assistant, Media Buyer, Sales Development Rep, Customer Support Rep, Operations Coordinator, Performance Marketer, Research Analyst, Recruiting Coordinator, Finance Assistant and Account Manager. Each role has a short job description, such as pausing underperforming campaigns and reallocating budget for the media buyer, or organizing invoices and flagging missing data for the finance assistant. Teams pick a role, connect a workspace, then link tools such as Gmail, Notion, HubSpot, Google Calendar and GitHub, from which Junior builds context. The site claims connections to more than 3,000 apps. The intended buyers are small and scaling companies, operations leads, sales and marketing teams that want extra capacity without a hiring cycle. The homepage frames the comparison against human hires (months of onboarding and a monthly cost it puts at $5k to $10k or more) and against workflow-builder agent tools such as Lindy and Relevance AI, arguing that Junior takes open-ended goals and needs no pre-wired automations or dashboard. Customer stories describe turning Azure DevOps, email and SharePoint data into operational reports, and turning Slack discussions into Notion tickets. Within the market, Junior sits between general chatbots and automation builders: less configurable than a workflow tool, but quicker to start. A security page, an AWS Marketplace listing and a SOC 2 Type II audit that is still in progress are noted for buyers with procurement requirements.