The decision assistant
It answers leadership's questions about their own data, with figures to back it up. It cites its sources, flags what is estimated, and offers to open the relevant screen, already filtered.
Agentic AI
An AI agent reads your systems, runs calculations, prepares actions and submits them to you. Well designed, it saves hours. Poorly supervised, it makes things up. Our job is to design it, and to keep it in check.
Four kinds of agents
It answers leadership's questions about their own data, with figures to back it up. It cites its sources, flags what is estimated, and offers to open the relevant screen, already filtered.
It carries out tasks in your tools: completing records, sorting, preparing an import, sending reminders. Every sensitive action waits for your approval before it goes out.
Embedded in your team, it keeps your applications moving forward: fixes, new screens, more reliable imports. Every release is tested and reviewed by a human.
It runs on a model installed on your premises, with no internet connection. Your data never leaves the building, and the agent works just as well in a demo as in the workshop.
Guardrails
How we build an agent
Frequent, time-consuming, with an output that is easy to check. We measure the time it takes today.
It works alongside the team, which approves every output. We measure quality, time saved and cost.
Tasks that pass the checks gain autonomy. The others still require approval.