Agent role
QuinnDocument & Follow-up Coordinator
Price
$200/mo
Replaces
the coordinator who chases clients for missing paperwork
- Chases whatever's outstanding
- Follows up in stages
- Hands stuck items to you
Schedule
What it actually does, and when
Daily
Checks which outstanding items cross a follow-up stage today and drafts the chase for your approval. Which item is overdue, by how many days, and which stage is due is pure date math in code — never guessed.
When an item goes quiet
Past the final stage it stops chasing and hands the item to a named person with the full history attached — rather than emailing someone forever.
Weekly (Monday)
Open-items scorecard — what's outstanding, what's overdue, ageing buckets, and the lines that need a human eye.
Connections
Live systems this agent can read
Needs no integration at all. Your worklist is the source of truth: who owes what, by when, and where to reach them.
Output
Sample deliverable
The math
A document & follow-up coordinator typically runs $2,800–4,000/mo, part-time to full-time in the US. The Document & Follow-up Coordinator agent is $200 a month — the same as every other role, and it never takes PTO.
Typical US range — a general estimate, not a quote for any specific hire. Over 5 agents and one is on us.
Every follow-up is a draft in your review queue — nothing is sent until you approve it. And it can never state a consequence of lateness (a penalty, a missed deadline) unless you wrote that consequence yourself.
Works alongside
The rest of the operations department
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