Your AI Agent that understands your team, company, and culture
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Your AI Agent that understands your team, company, and culture
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Teamflect Agent learns from your company’s existing data such as performance history, goals, feedback, and more, to deliver personalized, context-rich support.
From generating OKRs to surfacing disengaged employees or prepping 1-on-1s, your AI Agent helps you take proactive action. Make smarter decisions and move faster with less effort.
Teamflect Agent runs within your Microsoft environment. Your data stays protected, encrypted, and compliant. It never leaves the Microsoft ecosystem.



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Do you have any questions about our AI Agent for HR? Let’s get in touch!

It should not, and this is the first question to put to any HR AI vendor in writing. Ask specifically whether customer inputs are used to train or fine-tune models, whether data leaves your cloud tenancy, and whether outputs are shared across customers. Teamflect never uses customer inputs to train or fine-tune AI models, runs its AI entirely within your Microsoft environment, and keeps performance reviews, feedback and uploaded documents private to your organization.
Yes, but only if the agent can read the employee's goals, tasks and feedback history - otherwise it produces generic text the manager rewrites. The difference between useful and useless AI review drafting is entirely about data access, not model quality. Teamflect's AI Agent pulls goal completion, completed tasks, 360 input and feedback from the review period, drafts self-review and manager comments from that evidence, and lets both sides edit before anything is submitted.
You keep a human as the decision-maker and use the AI to check the language rather than to set the rating. Practical safeguards: bias detection on review text, calibration across managers before ratings are final, and an audit trail showing what the AI suggested versus what the manager wrote. Teamflect's AI Agent flags biased or legally sensitive language in review comments in real time and helps calibrate ratings consistently across a team, while the manager keeps the decision.
Yes, this is the most reliable use of an HR AI agent because it needs no judgement, only access to the data and the ability to message people. The agent should be able to identify who is overdue, message them in Teams, and escalate to the manager. Teamflect's AI Agent identifies employees due for reviews, sends reminders in Microsoft Teams, surfaces stalled goals and deadline alerts, and pre-populates review forms with the relevant history.
Connection is usually the easy part: a Microsoft 365 app authenticates through Entra ID and reads your directory, while HR data arrives through an HRIS integration. The harder question is what the agent is permitted to see, which should be configurable per module and user group. Teamflect installs as a Microsoft 365 app deployed from the Teams Admin Center, connects to 200+ HRIS systems, and gives admins granular control over which modules and groups the agent can access.
Your data never leaves the Microsoft ecosystem. Teamflect Agent runs entirely within your Microsoft environment, maintaining the same enterprise-grade encryption and compliance standards you already trust. Admins control exactly who sees what, with granular permissions down to specific modules and user groups. Teamflect is also SOC 2 certified and fully GDPR compliant, following all Microsoft security best practices.
AI can surface the signals that usually precede a resignation - falling engagement scores, stalled goals, less feedback given and received, fewer 1-on-1s - but it cannot predict the decision. Treated as a prompt for a conversation rather than a prediction, it is genuinely useful. Teamflect's AI Agent analyses feedback patterns, goal progress and interaction frequency to flag early warning signs so a manager can act before it becomes an exit interview.
Yes, and this is what separates an HR agent from a general chatbot: it should be groundable in your own policies, handbook and cultural documents so answers match your organisation rather than generic best practice. Ask whether that training data stays private to your tenant. Teamflect's AI Agent can be trained on your company data, policies and cultural information, and that content is never used to train Teamflect's underlying models or shared with other organisations.
A chatbot answers questions; an agent takes action in a system. In HR that means the difference between explaining how to start a review cycle and actually starting it, sending the reminders and compiling the data. Teamflect's AI Agent is the second kind: it can start review cycles, set goals, send recognition and analyse survey results inside the app rather than only describing how to do it.
Yes, for policy and process questions, provided the agent is grounded in your own documents rather than answering from general knowledge. The questions worth deflecting are the repetitive ones: leave policy, review timelines, how to request feedback. Teamflect's AI Agent can be trained on your policies and company data and works inside Microsoft Teams, so employees ask in the chat window they already have open.