Define the outcome
We agree on what must change, what the happy path looks like, and which exceptions need a person.
← Execution · Automation, agents, and software
An agent for one department
A scoped agent for finance, projects, procurement, recruiting, or customer success.
See if it fits →Result
One team runs its repeatable work faster, using its own judgment, tools, and permissions.
It fits if...
Teams with a clear set of tasks, sources, and decisions that repeat inside one area.
What's included.
The final scope is set after the diagnosis, but these are the blocks that make the solution useful and operable.
- Agent role and scope
- Context and tools
- Guardrails and approvals
- Evaluations on real cases
How it goes from idea to real work.
Design the flow
We document triggers, data, rules, approvals, errors, permissions, and control points.
Build and test
We integrate, build, and test against real cases before the system touches daily work.
Launch and measure
We train the team, document the system, and measure time, quality, failures, and adoption.
Other solutions that might fit.
Single-process automation sprintOne measurable process automated in 1–2 weeks: leads, quotes, reports, onboarding, follow-up, or documents.→Sales and lead follow-up engineCaptures, enriches, sorts, and follows up on opportunities from the web, WhatsApp, email, or CRM.→Support triage agentClassifies requests, searches knowledge, drafts replies, runs permitted actions, and escalates exceptions.→
Let's see whether this is the right entry point.
We look at your current process, the result you're after, and the limits. If another solution fits better, we'll say so.