Elric is a business AI assistant for SMBs. Unlike a simple chatbot, Elric deploys a team of specialized AI agents (sales, HR, legal, finance, tech, marketing) that access 33 everyday tools and share a persistent company memory.

Is Elric different from meeting bots like Otter or Fireflies?

Yes. Meeting bots mostly stop at transcription. Elric also transcribes, but goes much further: it extracts tasks, delegates them automatically to the right AI agent, triggers follow-up emails, updates the CRM, and enriches its company memory. Meetings are only one trigger in a complete automation system.

Which tools does Elric integrate with?

33 tools: email (Gmail, Outlook), Slack, Notion, Google Drive, Google Calendar, HubSpot, Stripe, Zoom, Google Meet, Teams, and more. Each Elric agent can combine several tools to complete a task end to end.

Is Elric GDPR-compliant?

Yes. Elric is hosted in the European Union (Supabase EU-West-1, Ireland), data stays within European territory, RLS is active on exposed tables, and conversations plus memories can be purged on request.

What kind of company is Elric designed for?

Elric is optimized for SMBs (5 to 250 employees), professional firms (consulting, law, accounting), family offices, and small organizations that want to share support functions (admin, sales, HR) without hiring.

How is Elric different from ChatGPT or Microsoft Copilot?

ChatGPT and Copilot answer questions but do not execute, are not visible working, and offer no governance. Elric executes the work, shows each agent at its desk in a virtual Open Space, logs every action, and requires human approval before sensitive actions (external emails, deletions). It is the governed alternative to ungoverned "Shadow AI".

Can Elric execute tasks autonomously?

Yes. You delegate a task to an agent and it runs on its own with its connected tools, then reports back; meeting action items can execute automatically. Sensitive actions (sending an external email, deleting data) always require explicit human validation.

Tutorial · LinkedIn + Telegram

Create LinkedIn posts on autopilot

Approve in 2 minutes at night on Telegram. At 9am the post goes out: no blank page, no morning writing. Draft from your Vault, publish only if you approved.

⏱ 15-20 min setup · 2 min/day after20 posts / month · 2 min evening approval

Draft + Telegram approval by default · No LinkedIn scraping · No mass outbound · EU

Try free See the setup checklist

20 posts / month · 2 min evening approval

Post / video hook« How I automated LinkedIn posts for a friend who wanted to show up: he approves the night before on Telegram, it goes out at 9am. »

Who it’s for

Friend, freelancer or founder who wants a steady LinkedIn presence without a blank page every morning.

Pain

Blank page, inconsistency, the “I should post” guilt, and no reliable system.

ELRIC stack

Vault (writing samples, positioning, winning posts)
LinkedIn OAuth (governed publishing)
Telegram (fast night-before approval)
Recurring mission (D-1 draft → D 9am publish if approved)

The loop (what runs on its own)

D-1 · evening
Draft from the Vault
The mission reads positioning + briefs in the Vault, writes a post in their voice, and keeps it as a draft.
D-1 · evening
Telegram approval (~2 min)
The draft hits Telegram. Approve, tweak one line, or reject. Nothing goes out without that green light.
D · 9:00
Publish if approved
If approved, LinkedIn posts at 9am. If not, silence: no rogue publishing.

Setup checklist (deliverable)

ELRIC account + workspace
Create the account. One workspace per person/brand if you set this up for someone else.

Structure the Vault (positioning)

Create the folders below and paste 3-5 real writings. That’s the draft fuel. Without it, the agent invents a generic voice.

Four clear pages beat forty fuzzy PDFs.

Vault /
  01-positioning/   → who I am, who I serve, promise, tone, off-limits topics
  02-proof/         → results, numbers, case studies (anonymized if needed)
  03-sample-posts/  → 5 posts that worked (style to imitate)
  04-monthly-briefs/ → month’s angles (one line per idea)

Connect LinkedIn + Telegram
Agents → Connections: LinkedIn (OAuth) to publish, Telegram for night-before approval. Both are required for this loop.

Create the “9am loop” mission in one sentence

Agents → Missions. Paste the brief model below. Check: daily recurrence, Telegram approval, LinkedIn publish only after approval, run at 09:00.

ELRIC often compiles Telegram validation + delayed execution when the phrase mentions “the night before” + “at 9am” + Telegram.

Every day: the evening before, prepare a LinkedIn post draft from the Vault (positioning + proof + monthly briefs). Clear, human voice, max 220 words, strong hook, no empty jargon. Send the draft on Telegram for approval. If I approve, publish the next day at 9:00 on LinkedIn. If I reject or don’t answer, publish nothing. Do not scrape LinkedIn, do not mass-outreach, do not reply to any messages.

Run one full cycle (D-1 → D)
Trigger an evening run. Approve on Telegram. Next morning, check the live post. Tune the Vault brief if the tone is off.
Monthly ritual (2 min)
Once a month: add 4 angles in `04-monthly-briefs/`. The loop keeps running without rebuilding the system.

Expected outcome

20 posts / month without writing in the morning
~2 minutes of Telegram validation the night before
Drafts grounded in real positioning (Vault), not generic AI tone
Zero publish without approval

What this lead magnet delivers

Full setup checklist (above)
Vault folder structure (what to paste where)
Copy-paste agent brief / mission phrase
D-1 → approval → 9am loop diagram

Proof to screenshot for your post / story

Telegram draft screenshot (2-min approval)
Live LinkedIn post around 9am
Metric line: “20 posts / month, 2 min validation”

Sales bridge (after the wow)

“The same loop exists for client meeting notes, sales follow-ups and inbox digests. We set it up as an ELRIC pilot on your stack.” → `/pricing` or demo.

See pricing / pilot

Do not promise (credibility)

LinkedIn scraping / mass profile extraction
Mass outbound growth / spam messaging
Magic “native agent Gmail” outside real connections + governance
100% unattended publishing with no human validation

Quick FAQ

What if they don’t approve at night?

Nothing posts in the morning. ELRIC prefers silence over an unapproved post. You can retry manually or shift the schedule.

Setting this up for a friend: one account or two?

Ideally their workspace (their LinkedIn + Telegram OAuth). You can help set it up, but approval should stay on their Telegram.

Do I still need n8n?

Not for this loop. Mission phrase + Vault + LinkedIn + Telegram. n8n remains useful for purely deterministic mapping outside judgment.

Ready for the 9am loop? Free account, set up tonight, first post tomorrow.

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All tutorialsGuide: deploy AI agents in an SMBPricing

Create LinkedIn posts on autopilot

Who it’s for

Pain

ELRIC stack

The loop (what runs on its own)

Draft from the Vault

Telegram approval (~2 min)

Publish if approved

Setup checklist (deliverable)

ELRIC account + workspace

Structure the Vault (positioning)

Connect LinkedIn + Telegram