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AI Agents

Agents that understand business context, use approved tools and act inside workflows with clear boundaries and human approval points.

  1. Data
  2. Context
  3. AI
  4. Agents
  5. Action

What we do

AI Agents

What they do

Review documents, answer internal questions, draft content and execute tasks in your systems.

  • Agent design and orchestration
  • Document and email agents

Always under control

Each agent has limits, permissions and approval points; everything it does is logged.

  • Limits and permissions
  • Human approval
  • Traceability
  • Evaluation and monitoring

How it works

  1. 1

    Define the task

    What the agent will do, with which information and what result is expected.

  2. 2

    Connect tools

    Controlled access to only the systems it needs.

  3. 3

    Supervise and refine

    We measure results and improve it with your team.

sources → agents → actionsMCP · API

Artificial intelligence

Building intelligence into the enterprise.

AI becomes more valuable when it can understand business context, access trusted data and act within controlled workflows.
  1. Data
  2. Context
  3. AI
  4. Policies
  5. Tools
Agents
agent run · supplier-invoice-reviewActions
  1. contextprocurement policy v3 loaded
  2. dataerp.invoices — 412 records, last 30 days
  3. toolcrm.lookup_supplier via MCP
  4. policyamount > threshold → human approval required
  5. actionexceptions report drafted → sent to reviewer
  6. awaiting human approval
  • AI AgentsSystems that plan and execute multi-step work.
  • MCPStandard, auditable connections between models and tools.
  • Enterprise dataGrounded in your systems, not public guesses.
  • APIsAgents that read and write where work happens.
  • WorkflowsBounded, observable, reversible processes.
  • GovernancePolicies enforced at runtime, not after the fact.
  • Human oversightApproval points where judgment matters.

How we approach it

  1. UnderstandRegulation, business requirements and risk.
  2. AssessCurrent state and gaps.
  3. DesignControls, processes and technology.
  4. ImplementSystems, automation, governance and evidence.
  5. MonitorContinuous visibility and improvement.