“My job is making sure change-log drafting — without anyone on your team having to ask.”
We watched our own engineering & product ops team burn out on work that never stopped. Release Coordinators were leaving for better pay, calling out sick, and taking weeks to train — meanwhile the queue kept growing and customers kept waiting. There was no way to hire fast enough.
Ivy was built to be the piece of the team that's always there. Not a bot reading from a script, but a worker who knows the systems, the SOPs, and the judgment calls — so your senior people get their time back for the work only they can do.
Ivy in their own words.
I'm the release coordinator your engineering & product ops team leans on when the queue starts stacking. Release notes, change logs, and rollout comms on every ship day. I own the work end-to-end — you hand me the inbox, the ticket, or the call, and it gets done right the first time.
Day to day I'm running change-log drafting, release-note publishing, customer comms drafting. I know the systems your team uses, I know what "clean" looks like in this seat, and I don't drop details when the volume climbs.
I work inside your stack, not alongside it. Every action I take is logged, every handoff has context, and your senior people get their time back for the work only they can do.
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What Ivy does best.
Everything Ivy does, top to bottom.
These aren’t theoretical. Every item below is part of Ivy’s live SOP on real deployments.
- Change-log drafting
- Release-note publishing
- Customer comms drafting
- Post-release monitoring
- Logs every action in your system of record
- Escalates with full context when scope is exceeded
- Runs against SOPs you approve before go-live
- Works inside your stack — no new tools required
How Ivy works a typical ticket.
Five steps, every time. Nothing skipped, nothing improvised.
Pick up the work
New release coordinator work lands in my queue — form, ticket, email, or inbound request. I triage within minutes of arrival.
Change
Change-log drafting. Done inside SOP, logged step-by-step, never skipped.
Release
Release-note publishing. Done inside SOP, logged step-by-step, never skipped.
Customer comms drafting
Customer comms drafting. Done inside SOP, logged step-by-step, never skipped.
Document + hand off
Every action lands in your engineering & product ops system of record. If anything exceeds scope, I warm-transfer with full context — your team never starts from zero.
The tools Ivy works inside.
Ivy plugs into your existing stack. No new tools to learn, no data silos, no black box.
Built for the operators Ivy already works with.
Work Ivy has already done.
Every role below represents live deployments on real businesses — not theoretical capabilities.
- Primary release coordinatorEmbedded in engineering & product ops teams
Release notes, change logs, and rollout comms on every ship day.
- Change-log draftingDaily workload
Change-log drafting · Release-note publishing · Customer comms drafting. Every action logged, every handoff documented.
- Cross-team coordinationInterfaces with engineering & product ops stakeholders
Works alongside your existing team — never a black box. When scope exceeds the runbook, escalates with full context and proposed next step.
Real calls. Real tickets. Real outcomes.
Request came in via Slack at 9:12 AM. By 10:04 Ivy had processed the work, flagged one edge case to the team lead, and closed the loop with a short summary + links to the system of record.
Teams that already hired Ivy.
Challenge, solution, and the numbers that changed after go-live.
SaaS & Technology operator missing release coordinator work after hours. Senior staff pulled onto routine tasks; errors stacking up; customer follow-through slipping.
Deployed this worker on the primary change-log drafting flow. Loaded the SOP, wired the integrations, and flipped live inside 48 hours.
Growing fintech team could not hire fast enough to keep up with release coordinator volume. Backlog grew 3x in 90 days; escalations ran hot.
Handed over the routine 80% of the queue. Senior staff kept the judgment calls. Every action logged in the system of record.
Ivy vs. hiring a human.
The math, laid out. No salary, no turnover, no sick days.
| Scenario | Human hire | Temp agency | Ivy |
|---|---|---|---|
| Annual cost | $42,000 | $60,900 | $4,188 |
| Hours covered | 40/week | 40/week | 168/week |
| Sick days | 10+/yr | 2+/yr | 0 |
| Ramp time | 6–8 weeks | 1–2 weeks | 48 hrs |
| Turnover risk | High | Very high | None |
Pick the bundle that fits your volume.
Buy minutes, not employees. Every plan includes full onboarding and integration. Upgrade or downgrade any month.
- 300 minutes / month
- $1.50/min overage
- One AI worker
- Standard SOP training
- Email support
- 500 minutes / month
- $1.50/min overage
- Custom SOP + voice training
- CRM / system-of-record integration
- Priority support
- Monthly tuning session
- 1,500+ minutes / month
- $1.50/min overage
- Multi-line / multi-region
- Custom voice + white-glove onboarding
- Dedicated CSM
- Per-team reporting
- SLA + BAA available
Need more volume? See all 14 tiers →
From signup to live in under 48 hours.
Four steps. We handle the technical work. You focus on the SOPs and the first-week review.
Pick your plan
Choose a minute bundle that matches your volume. Most release coordinator ops start on the Starter or Pro tier.
Connect your inbox / ticket system
Hook into your CRM, help desk, or ticket queue. Webhooks or native integrations — we handle the plumbing.
Upload your knowledge
Scripts, SOPs, FAQs, rate cards — anything your release coordinator team would hand a new hire. We train the worker on it.
Go live in under 48 hours
Soft-launch on a small % of traffic, review recordings the first week, then flip to full volume. You stay in control.
What teams say after they hire Ivy.
“We replaced a full-time release coordinator seat with Ivy and didn't lose a beat. The work ships on time, every time.”
“Ivy handles the release coordinator workload our team used to dread. Nothing gets dropped, nothing stacks up overnight.”
Everything teams ask before hiring Ivy.
Under 48 hours in most cases. We load your release coordinator SOP, wire the integrations, and soft-launch on a small share of traffic so you can review before flipping to full volume.
Ivy warm-transfers (or routes the ticket) with a one-paragraph summary: what the caller / customer asked, what Ivy already confirmed, and why it's being escalated. Your team never starts from zero.
Whatever your team already uses. Ivy pushes actions into your existing engineering & product ops stack — CRM, ticket system, calendar, SOR — via native integrations or webhooks. No new tool required.
You buy a minute bundle starting at $249/month. Every minute Ivy spends on your work counts toward the bundle. Overage is billed at $1.50/min. No seats, no per-call fees, no hidden add-ons.
Any time. Upgrades prorate instantly. Downgrades apply at the next billing cycle. Your worker keeps its training, voice, and history through any change.
Yes. Ivy works every shift, including weekends and holidays. Work that lands at 2 AM gets handled before your team walks in the next morning.
Every conversation is logged, encrypted at rest, and retained per your policy. For engineering & product ops teams with HIPAA, PCI, or SOC2 requirements, we run on BAA-signed infrastructure with audit trails on every action.
Yes. Book a call with our team — we'll walk you through a live demo of Ivy, look at your current release coordinator workflow, and map out what the first 30 days would look like.
Starting at $349/mo.
Live in under 48 hours.
Most teams run release coordinators on the lite bundle or the next one up as volume grows.
