One request can replace a chain of steps.
Tell an agent what you want done. It works with your approved company information, brand, and connected tools to prepare the result. Review what matters and decide what goes out.
Built for the way your team works.
No two IR teams work the same way, so use the agents where your team needs them most.
There are no seat limits: IR and management can work from the same company context, with the team in control of outward communications and relationships.
The investor information journey.
A new result touches the website, deck, email list, investor questions, meeting prep, and follow-up.
Agents take on the repeatable steps at each stage and bring investor questions back to the team.
01
Create materials
Turn new results into current pages, decks, and investor materials, so the market sees the story you mean to tell.
02
Distribute materials
Move approved updates into the channels your investors use, without repeating the same preparation for each one.
03
Access information
Give investors an answer from your approved materials the moment a question comes up, without making them search through filings and pages.
04
Feedback from investors
See what investors ask and which channels brought them into the conversation, so you know what is clear and what still needs explaining.
05
Action
Use investor feedback to refine the next release, CEO interview, social post, or earnings Q&A—and follow up where a conversation matters.
What did investors actually take away?
The last step of the journey feeds the first. What investors ask shapes the next release, interview, post, or conversation.
Questions become visible
Calls and emails offer pieces of the picture, but the wider response is hard to capture and use. Questions that would have disappeared with anonymous website traffic become visible, along with what was clear and what still needs explaining.
Each question connects to what prompted it
Traceable IR Chat Agent links in a release, email, or social post show which source brought people into a conversation and what they wanted to know.
The next message answers a real question
If people keep asking what a result means for a project, the next release, CEO interview, social post, or earnings Q&A can answer it more clearly.
Signals, not a verdict
Questions are signals, not a complete measure of investor sentiment. Combined with the team’s own conversations and judgment, they make the next decision better informed.
Built around IR. Not around AI.
We started with a question
When we started Orbiton, we did not set out to build an “AI platform for IR.” We asked what parts of investor relations could be faster, easier, or more scalable. So we talked to IROs and CEOs. One thing became clear: no two IR teams are structured the same way. Some have large teams and established systems. Others are lean. Some spend hours managing investor questions; others have a completely different bottleneck.
We build agents around the workflow
Rather than build one tool and expect every company to work the same way, we began building agents around the broader IR workflow. Investor questions led to the Chat Agent. The work of keeping a site current led to the Website Agent. Constant deck revisions shaped our pitch tools. Repetitive distribution and follow-up shaped other agents. Naomi grew from a bigger question: what if that work could connect?
From managing steps to directing outcomes
Tell an agent what needs to get done. It gathers the right company information, prepares the work, and carries it through the repeatable steps. It comes back to you where direction, approval, or a real conversation matters. A request starts the work; your team decides where it goes.
We listen, build, and listen again
We still build the way we started. We listen to IR teams, identify recurring problems, build around them, put the work in their hands, and listen again. It is the same loop Orbiton gives your team with investors: hear what people ask, act on it, and listen again.
We build agents because the work matters,
not just because AI can do it.
Tell one what needs to happen, review what comes back, and decide what goes out.
IR Chat Agent
A clear answer in seconds based only on the company’s approved information and messaging. Put a traceable link in a release, email, or social post; see which source brought the conversation and what investors asked.
Learn moreWebsite Agent
A proposed page that uses the site’s existing styling, brand, and approved facts. Review and publish it without specifying every design and copy change.
Learn moreNews Dissemination
The approved release is ready for your website and investor email list, for review and approved distribution, with fewer steps to manage across them.
Learn moreNaomi AI Copilot
A brief grounded in company information and relevant correspondence. Naomi can also surface messages needing attention and help draft replies using approved facts and company voice.
Learn moreInvestor Follow-up Agent
A list informed by connected email and calendar context, with relevant drafts to review and send from the existing workflow.
Learn morePitch Deck Editor
The deck is updated in PowerPoint using approved information and the existing presentation style. Review the edits where your team already works.
Learn moreReporting and Analytics
Trackable Chat Agent links connect releases, emails, and social posts to visits and conversations. See the questions behind the numbers and address recurring gaps in the next communication.
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