Viktor for Microsoft Teams

Viktor can operate on a schedule, running daily reports, weekly digests, or any recurring task automatically. Once configured, it delivers the output to the designated Teams channel at the specified time without any prompting. In the example shown on the site, Viktor offers to run the same Monday morning performance recap every week. Additionally, Viktor learns your company’s preferences, formatting choices, and decision patterns. It remembers that you prefer a certain reporting format or that you want certain metrics flagged. It will use your usual style without being told repeatedly. This reduces the need to micromanage and ensures consistency. Over time, Viktor adapts to the team’s habits and becomes more efficient.

Getting started with Viktor is remarkably simple and requires no IT involvement. The setup process takes about two minutes: users install Viktor from the Microsoft Teams app directory (or Slack directory), where it appears as a new team member ready to be messaged. Then they connect their tools—linking CRM, cloud drives, calendar, and analytics platforms—so Viktor can act rather than just read. Each connection expands what Viktor can execute. Finally, users assign their first job, giving Viktor a task that might normally consume an entire week. Viktor completes the task and can optionally be scheduled to repeat. The entire workflow is conversational: users interact with Viktor as they would any colleague, using @Viktor mentions in channels or direct messages. There are no training videos or lengthy onboarding steps.

The content illustrates several concrete scenarios where Viktor delivers measurable outcomes. One use case is the weekly performance recap: a manager asks Viktor to pull numbers from Stripe, GA4, and HubSpot, and another team member asks it to flag any changes over 10% week over week. Within minutes, Viktor produces a PDF summary showing revenue, signups, CAC, and pipeline, and notes that paid signups are up 23% while refunds are down. This saves the manager hours every Monday. Another use case is ad spend audit: Viktor audits the budget and hands the analysis as a finished PDF. For meeting follow-ups, Viktor creates tasks, sends reminders, and updates the CRM. For workflow automation, Viktor figures out what needs automating and implements it. For building internal tools, Viktor writes code, deploys, and sends the link. The outcomes include saving 1-10+ hours per week per team member, as reported by users from companies like True Classic and Growably.

Viktor is designed for teams of all sizes that want to scale their operations without adding headcount. Primary users include CEOs, operations managers, marketing leads, sales teams, and engineering teams who frequently juggle data gathering, reporting, and repetitive tasks. It is particularly valuable for small to medium-sized businesses and startups where every team member's time is critical. Viktor runs on Microsoft Teams and Slack, and connects to over 3,200 tools including common CRM, analytics, and project management platforms. The technical foundation includes a cloud-based server that writes and runs code. Pricing starts with a free tier offering up to $100 in credits with no credit card required, and paid plans begin at $50 per month. SOC 2 compliant security and per-person permissions ensure enterprise-grade data protection. In summary, Viktor redefines what an AI assistant can be by delivering actual output and automating complex workflows, making businesses feel twice their size.