AI for business operations
Turn operational work into reliable, reviewable action
Reinfera works with the business data and workflows already living in Google Workspace to surface what needs attention, prepare the next step, and keep important work moving—with review and control built in.
From operational data to governed workflows.
Connect the sources you already use, run reusable financial, customer, and operational workflows, and review prepared results in Inbox before anything is sent.
Hi Emily — your March balance ($150) is due. Pay anytime via Stripe, Venmo, or Zelle.
Checking in about recent absences — three sessions missed this month. Let us know if we can help.
See Reinfera in action
Businesses use Reinfera to connect sources, run workflows, and review results in Inbox before anything is acted on.
Current workflow capabilities
Current workflow capabilities span financial, customer, and operational processes. Examples include receivables, cash visibility, month-end preparation, lead management, attendance-related operational signals, and operational briefings.
Accounts receivable follow-up, cash visibility, and month-end preparation—structured runs with reviewable outputs.
Lead triage and engagement signals so fewer inquiries and relationships fall through the cracks.
Morning Brief, prioritized review items, and workflow summaries—plus Inbox for approvals and human review.
Business-specific context is configurable; the Reinfera platform is reusable.
How it works
Built as multi-tenant software
Built on Google Cloud. Reinfera uses a reusable multi-tenant platform—tenant-isolated workflow state, business context, source mappings, freshness, lineage, policies, approvals, and human review—so the same platform can support different organizations, workflow configurations, and operational needs.
AI helps. You decide.
Every draft appears in Inbox for your review by default, before anything reaches a customer. Approve, edit, or reject each message—Inbox keeps drafts, sends, decisions, and follow-up reviewable, without forcing a black-box CRM migration.
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