Viktor

Viktor is an AI coworker that lives in Slack and Microsoft Teams. Instead of only generating text, it runs in its own cloud environment, writes and executes code, connects to more than 3,000 tools, and completes tasks end to end. It can watch product metrics, update CRMs, file tickets, build lightweight internal apps, and coordinate work across teams. With persistent workspace memory and week‑long autonomous runs, Viktor aims to feel like “your last hire” rather than just another chatbot.

• Slack and Teams native coworker: Works directly in channels, threads, and mentions, keeping conversations and actions in one place for the whole team.
• Autonomous workflows and long‑running tasks: Handles projects over several weeks, tracks deadlines, updates stakeholders, and maintains context without constant human prompting.
• 3,000+ integrations and custom tooling: Connects to tools like Salesforce, HubSpot, Linear, Notion, Jira, Stripe, GitHub, Google Drive, and can script custom integrations where needed.
• Cloud compute and code execution: Uses its own virtual machine to write, run, and debug code, build small web apps, and automate multi‑step workflows.
• Proactive monitoring and reporting: Regularly checks analytics and operational data, flags anomalies, and proposes concrete actions instead of just sending alerts.
• Security and compliance focus: Provides isolated compute per customer, encrypted data in transit and at rest, and SOC 2 Type 1 compliance with additional certifications in progress.

1. Install Viktor from the Slack or Microsoft Teams app directory and grant the necessary workspace permissions.
2. Connect the tools your team uses by authorizing integrations from the built‑in catalog or by providing API credentials for custom scripts.
3. Interact with Viktor by mentioning it in channels or threads to ask questions, assign tasks, or trigger workflows.
4. Configure scheduled tasks for recurring reports, audits, or check‑ins directly through the chat interface or the web dashboard.
5. Review and approve high‑impact actions when Viktor requests confirmation before updating CRMs, sending emails, or modifying production systems.
6. Monitor credit usage and adjust automation cadence via the web dashboard to stay within your plan’s limits.

Viktor offers a freemium model with three tiers. The Starter plan is free and includes $100 in one‑time credits per Slack workspace, giving access to the Slack‑native agent, persistent context, integrations, scheduled tasks, and draft support. The Team plan costs $50 per month per Slack workspace and provides 20,000 monthly credits that refresh automatically, along with everything in Starter and higher capacity for heavier automated workflows. An Enterprise plan is custom‑priced and adds invoicing, custom billing terms, a DPA, security review support, SLA with priority support, dedicated onboarding, and tailored limits. Check the official Viktor website for the most current pricing details.

• Slack app: Full interaction in channels, threads, and direct mentions; the primary interface for most teams.
• Microsoft Teams app: Native integration for teams that work primarily in that collaboration hub.
• Web application: Dashboard for setup, monitoring credit usage, and configuring recurring tasks.
• Cloud compute environment: Viktor’s own virtual machines run in the background, accessible indirectly through the above interfaces.

• Start with clear, well‑scoped tasks (e.g., “Pull yesterday’s sales numbers and send a summary to #reports”) to build trust in Viktor’s execution.
• Use the confirmation feature for sensitive actions like sending external emails or updating pipelines, so a human always signs off.
• Let Viktor learn from public channels, tickets, and shared documents to improve its contextual understanding of your organization’s terminology and routines.
• Schedule a regular credit‑usage review to avoid surprises, especially during heavy experimentation or spikes in automated workflows.
• Treat Viktor as a shared team asset—avoid connecting overly personal accounts until Private Mode and role‑based access controls (RBAC) are available.
• Combine Viktor’s code execution with your existing internal APIs to build lightweight, self‑maintaining internal tools without pulling engineers away from core projects.

• Product and growth teams that want automated funnel tracking, experiment monitoring, and launch coordination without manual status‑gathering.
• Engineering and platform teams that need an assistant to summarize deployments, pull logs, and quickly script internal tools.
• Sales and marketing teams looking to automate campaign reporting, adjust spend alerts, and generate data‑backed outreach drafts.
• Operations and customer success teams that handle recurring cross‑system reporting and need proactive stakeholder updates.
• Small agencies seeking a single AI coworker that maintains context across multiple client workspaces.
• Solo founders who want a “first operations hire” that lives in Slack and handles day‑to‑day execution tasks.