AI that does the work inside the systems you already run
Email, support tickets, CRM, spreadsheets, internal databases and APIs. Connect them once, and let assistants and automations do real work in them — with a person approving anything that matters, and every action on the record.
Runs in our cloud, in your cloud account, or entirely inside your own network.
Not a chatbot bolted onto your intranet
Four kinds of work that companies hand over first. Each one runs against the systems you already pay for.
Triage what arrives
Read incoming email and support tickets, work out what each one is, route it to the right team, and draft the reply. The queue is sorted before anyone opens it.
Answer from what you know
Assistants grounded in your own documents, policies and records — so the answer comes from your handbook and your data, not from the open internet.
Keep the records straight
Read and update CRM, spreadsheets, inventory and internal databases. Reconcile the same customer across two systems that have never agreed.
Chase what people forget
Approvals, renewals, overdue follow-ups, the weekly report nobody writes. On a schedule, or the moment something changes in a system you connected.
Connects to 100+ tools you already use
Slack, Salesforce, Jira, HubSpot, GitHub, Google Workspace, AWS and the rest of your stack. Authentication, schemas, and operations are handled for you.
Letting software act is the hard part
Reading data is easy to allow. Changing it is what needs governing — so the governing is in the runtime, not in each team remembering to be careful.
Nothing sensitive happens unasked
Any step you mark as sensitive stops and waits for a named person to approve it. The run pauses — it does not guess, and it does not proceed on a timeout.
Every action is on the record
Who ran it, what it did, which system it touched, what came back. Per run, kept as long as your policy says, exportable when an auditor asks.
It reaches only what you connect
Credentials stay in the secret store and are never handed to the model. An agent can act in a system somebody deliberately connected, and in nothing else.
Wherever your security team needs it
The same runtime in all three. Moving between them is a deployment decision, not a migration to a different product.
Our cloud
We run it. Fastest to start, isolated per tenant, nothing for your team to operate.
Your cloud account
The same runtime in your own AWS account, so data and models stay inside your perimeter and your bill.
Your own network
Fully self-hosted for teams who cannot send the work outside, including air-gapped installations.
SOC 2-ready controls, SSO and SAML, SCIM provisioning, and role-based access per team. More on security
What gets asked on every call
Does our data end up at OpenAI or Anthropic?
Only if you choose a model that lives there. You pick the model per agent — Claude or GPT through the vendor, Bedrock or Azure OpenAI inside your own account, or an open model you host yourself. Nothing you send is used to train anyone’s model.
Why not build this on Bedrock ourselves?
Bedrock is the engine, and it is a good one. What takes the months is everything around it: connections to your systems that refresh their own credentials, per-team permissions, the approval step, the audit trail, and somewhere for people to actually see and answer what the AI produced. That is the part we are.
How does it reach systems that sit inside our network?
There are 100+ connectors ready to use, and anything with an HTTP API can be added. For systems that are not reachable from outside, the runtime runs inside your network and calls them from there.
What do you need from us to start?
Four things, and they are short: which systems you want it working in, what work you want taken off people’s plates, who signs off on anything that changes data, and whether it has to run in your own infrastructure. That is usually enough to tell within one call whether it is a good fit.
Start with one piece of work
Bring the job your team most wants off their plate. We will tell you on the call whether it is a fit, and what it would take.
No pilot fee to find out.