Now onboarding design partners

One agent for the
back office a
consultant hates.

Levya is the AI agent for consultants. Talk to it like a great assistant inside the chat tool you already use — it handles calendars, timesheets, expenses, travel and HR across every legacy system, so you never log into Concur or Oracle again.

SOC 2 in progress Works in Slack & Teams No portals, ever
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File last week's Lisbon trip — Amex, the hotel and two client dinners.
Levya
Done. 4 expenses submitted to Concur under the Acme engagement, total €1,284. Receipts pulled from your inbox.
Block 2h tomorrow for the steerco prep, before the 4pm.
Levya
Booked 13:30–15:30. Moved your 1:1 with Sara to Friday — she's free.
Ask Levya anything…

Capabilities

The admin work that quietly eats your consultants' billable hours.

Starting with the three that bleed the most hours. Adding the rest as we integrate each firm's stack.

Live

Calendar

Schedules meetings, defends focus time, reroutes around client conflicts across every account.

Live

Timesheets

Drafts your week from calendar, email and Slack. Submits to SAP, Oracle or whatever your firm runs.

Live

Expenses

Pulls receipts from inbox and card feeds. Codes, categorizes and files in Concur — you just confirm.

Soon

Travel & HR

PTO requests, travel booking, policy questions. One conversation instead of a dozen portals.

You talk. Levya does.

01

Talk in Slack or Teams

No new app to learn. Levya lives where your team already works.

02

It connects to your stack

Concur, Oracle, SAP, Workday, Google, Outlook — we integrate, you don't.

03

Confirm. Done.

Drafts the work, asks when it matters, files everything for you.

Integrations

Plays nicely with the systems you're stuck with.

Concur
Oracle
SAP
Workday
Slack
Teams
Google
Outlook
Amex
Navan

Give your consultants their
billable hours back.

Levya takes expenses, travel and internal admin off your consulting staff — so they spend their week on client work, not back-office tickets. We're partnering with a small number of firms before launch.