The usual story
Pilots that never ship
A clean demo proves little. We test with the data and exceptions your team deals with before launch.
What we build
Some work is too specific for an off-the-shelf tool. We build agents around the steps your team actually follows and the systems it already uses.
Common starting points
📄 Document agents
Invoice data should pass your checks before it reaches an ERP. Our document agents pull fields from each file. When a check fails, the agent routes the exception to a person before writing the record.
Examples
🔍 Data retrieval agents
Ask 'Which deals are at risk this quarter?' For a team using Salesforce, the agent checks CRM records alongside warehouse data. It links the answer to the records it used.
Examples
⚙️ Workflow agents
People lose time copying data between tools and chasing approvals. A workflow agent handles the routine moves. Your approval rules still govern consequential actions.
Examples
Our approach
The usual story
A clean demo proves little. We test with the data and exceptions your team deals with before launch.
The usual story
You choose where the agent runs. You own what we build for you, and we explain the platform and support terms up front.
The usual story
The engineers you meet at the start stay involved through launch. Ask them about the workflow or the architecture directly.
How we work
We follow the work from start to finish with the people doing it. The handoffs and workarounds tell us what to build.
We decide what the agent does and where it runs. Before coding, we set approval rules and pick a measure your team can check after launch, such as time saved.
Our engineers connect the agent to your systems and test it with real examples, including the awkward cases. Your team sees the failures and fixes as we go.
We launch in the environment you choose and watch how the agent performs. We make changes based on real runs. The agent is yours, and we agree on support terms with you.
A useful first conversation
Bring the workflow people actually follow, including the workarounds. We will trace where it gets stuck. Then we will agree on the approvals and one result to measure after launch.
Talk directly with the engineers who build the agent.