SLICC + the corporate busywork

Just another day out of the office.

SLICC handles the corporate chores nobody wants — expense reports, travel bookings, tickets, status updates, decks and spreadsheets — by driving the apps you are already logged into. You approve; SLICC clicks.

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How a chore gets done

Ask
Say it in plain language — "file my Vegas dinner as an expense," "book the summit trip in policy," "close out my Jira tickets." No form to fill in.
Gather
SLICC pulls the facts from where they already live — the receipt, the calendar invite, the Slack thread, the ticket queue — reading the same tabs you have open.
Fill
It drives the actual app: Concur, Navan, Jira, ServiceNow. Every field gets the right value, and it flags anything out of policy before it commits.
File
Submitted, booked, updated — with the confirmation number, the itinerary, or the ticket link handed back to you. You approve; SLICC does the clicking.
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The expense report that files itself

A dinner receipt, the calendar event and a Slack thread are all SLICC needs. It reads them, fills every field in Concur — vendor, amount, category, attendees, business purpose — and submits for approval. The chore that started a hundred skills.

Animated demo: SLICC reads a receipt, a calendar event and a Slack thread, fills a Concur expense report, and submits it for manager approval
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What it takes off your plate

Expense reports

Reads receipts, matches them to calendar events and card charges, categorises each line, and submits the report in Concur — then chases the approval.

Travel booking

Searches flights and hotels in Navan, checks each against the travel policy, swaps anything over the cap, books it, and forwards the itinerary.

Tickets and requests

Triages and updates Jira issues and ServiceNow requests — sets fields, moves status, adds a comment, files the access request you keep forgetting.

Status updates

Turns what actually happened this week into a Teams post or a LinkedIn update — pulled from your tickets and commits, in your voice, not a template.

Decks

Rough notes become a real .pptx: titled slides, a chart, a risks page. Built with the pptx skill, ready to open and present.

Spreadsheets

Numbers scattered across threads and PDFs become a clean .xlsx with formulas and a total — xlsx for the sheet, pdf and built-in pdftk for the source docs.

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Pick your chore

The same agent, the apps you already dread opening. Every tab is a real workflow SLICC runs against your session.

Expenses

File and reconcile expenses in Concur without touching a field. SLICC reads the receipt, matches the charge, and submits.

  • OCR a receipt and match it to a calendar event and a card charge
  • Categorise the line, fill attendees and business purpose
  • Submit the report in Concur and track the approval
  • Flag anything that would bounce policy before it is sent
Travel

Book a trip in Navan that is in policy the first time — flights, hotels and the itinerary, without the back-and-forth.

  • Search flights and hotels for the dates and destination
  • Check each option against the nightly cap and fare class
  • Swap an over-policy hotel for one that clears
  • Book it and forward the itinerary to your calendar
Tickets

Keep Jira and ServiceNow honest — triage, update and close, with the fields and comments filled in the way your board expects.

  • Triage a Jira backlog: set priority, assignee and sprint
  • Move an issue through its workflow and add a status comment
  • File a ServiceNow access or hardware request from a template
  • Link the ticket back into the thread that spawned it
Comms & docs

Turn the week into a status update, and raw notes into a deck or a sheet — posted where your team already reads it.

  • Draft a weekly update from your tickets and commits, post to Teams
  • Publish a shipped-it note to a LinkedIn company page
  • Build a .pptx from meeting notes with pptx
  • Assemble an .xlsx budget with xlsx, sourced from pdf docs
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Book the trip. In policy. Once.

SLICC searches Navan, checks every option against your travel policy, quietly swaps the hotel that blows the nightly cap, books what clears, and sends the itinerary. No spreadsheet of policy rules taped to your monitor.

Animated demo: SLICC books a flight and hotel in Navan, flags an over-policy hotel and swaps it for one that clears, then confirms the booking with an itinerary
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The old way

Dig the receipt out of your email. Open Concur, guess the category, count the attendees, retype the amount. Bounce for a policy violation you did not know existed. Do it again for the hotel in Navan — then the ticket, the status update, the deck. It is Thursday.

With SLICC

Say what happened. SLICC is already logged into Concur, Navan, Jira and Teams — the same tabs you are — reads the receipt, checks the policy, fills the fields, and hands back the confirmation. The chore becomes one sentence, and you get the afternoon back.

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Notes in, deck and spreadsheet out

Hand SLICC a page of rough notes and it builds the real files — a titled .pptx with a chart and a risks slide, and a clean .xlsx budget that actually totals. Built with the pptx and xlsx skills, ready to open.

Animated demo: SLICC turns a page of raw meeting notes into a six-slide PowerPoint deck and a totalled Excel budget spreadsheet
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Let me make short work out of that busy work.
A sentient (allegedly) ice cream cone that lives for the grind
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The obvious questions

Does it need our finance or travel admin credentials?
No. SLICC uses the browser session you already have with Concur, Navan, Jira and the rest. It acts as you, in the same apps you are logged into — so there is no service account to set up.
Will it submit or book something without me seeing it?
It fills everything out and shows you before it commits — the completed expense report, the trip it is about to book, the ticket update. You approve; SLICC clicks Submit. Policy checks run first, so surprises get caught before they are sent.
Our expense and travel policies are specific. Can it follow them?
Yes. The rules live in the skill — nightly caps, fare classes, categories, required fields — and SLICC checks each option against them, swaps what is over the line, and tells you why. Tune the skill and every future run follows the new rule.
What if my company uses different tools?
Skills are markdown, not code. This page ships skills for Concur, Navan, Jira, ServiceNow, Teams and LinkedIn, plus pptx, xlsx and pdf. Point SLICC at the app you actually use and it learns that one the same way.
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"Filed the expense report before you found the receipt."
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Hand the busywork to SLICC
Two steps. Your sessions do the auth.

Install Extension

Chrome extension: a side-panel agent with access to your logged-in Concur, Navan, Jira and Teams sessions.

Then ask: "file my Vegas dinner as an expense and book the summit trip in policy."

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