AI agents that do the work — not just answer questions about it
Our agents read documents, update systems, and finish real work — in finance, support, HR, sales, logistics, and more. A human approves anything sensitive. One of our systems runs a client's entire finance department right now. Yours starts as a $5k–$25k pilot on a single workflow, live in 2–4 weeks.
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What an agent can actually do — in any department, any industry
An agent is not a chatbot. It's software that does real work inside your systems, following your rules. We've built and shipped every capability below — and we can show you each one working.
Where agents earn their keep
Find the workflow that eats your team's week
Pick the row that sounds like your week. We start there, with one workflow, and prove it works.
Invoices, reconciliation, reporting
Reads invoices. Matches them to orders and bank entries. Flags what's off. Drafts the report. A human approves every payment.
Hiring, onboarding, payroll
Screens applications. Prepares onboarding. Keeps payroll data correct across systems.
Real answers, not scripts
Answers any question from your actual docs and product data. Escalates what it can't handle.
Research and first drafts
Finds and researches leads. Scores them. Drafts the outreach. Your team hits send.
Copy-paste work, gone
Moves data between systems. Chases status updates. Fills forms. Routes requests.
Read, check, decide
Reads contracts and claims. Checks them against your rules. Drafts the decision with reasons attached.
AI where data can't leave
Your team asks questions in plain language. The AI answers from internal documents — all on your own machines.
Catalog, orders, stock
Enriches product data. Resolves order issues. Watches inventory. Drafts review replies.
Listings, leads, paperwork
Syncs listings. Qualifies inquiries. Prepares documents. For brokers, portals, and proptech products.
Search, compare, book
Searches flights, hotels, and trains across providers. Compares real prices. Books with your approval.
Delays caught early
Tracks shipments. Spots delays. Proposes fixes. Drafts the carrier email — before the customer notices.
The one we didn't list
If the work has rules, systems, and repetition — an agent can run it. Tell us yours.
The pilot, concretely
What you get for $5k–$25k
Not a slide deck. A working agent, in production, on one workflow you chose — with everything your team needs to trust it and run it.
- A working agent running one agreed workflow in production
- Integrations with the systems that workflow touches
- Human-approval gates on every sensitive action
- Guardrails: step limits, tool contracts, loop detection
- Full audit log of every action the agent takes
- A dashboard your team uses to watch and override it
- Documentation and a working session with your team
- A written expansion plan: what to automate next, and what it costs
Proof, not promises
Finance OS: the agent system running a real finance department
Krish Ventures came to us with a finance back office drowning in repetitive work — accounts payable and receivable, bank reconciliation, monthly reporting. The volume grew; hiring more people to copy numbers between systems felt like the wrong decade's answer.
We built Finance OS: a system of agents that runs those operations end-to-end. Agents read documents, match transactions, prepare entries, and draft reports. Nothing sensitive happens without a human click — approvals are designed in, not bolted on, and every action lands in an audit trail their accountants can read.
We didn't automate the department in one leap — that's how these projects fail. One workflow first. Prove accuracy. Then the next. That's the same playbook your pilot starts.
Know the number before the call
Single-workflow pilots run $5k–$10k. Multi-step operations agents $10k–$18k. Multi-agent systems $18k–$25k. We published the whole breakdown — costs, timelines, and what moves the price — because guessing games waste your time and ours.
How we build agents
A delivery process built for trust, not demos
Agents fail in production when they're built like chatbots. Ours are built like systems — with the boring engineering that makes them safe.
Workflow mapping
We sit with the person who does the job. Steps, exceptions, systems, the unwritten rules — all of it, before any code.
Agent design
State machines (LangGraph), strict tool contracts, and step limits — the agent can only do what we've explicitly allowed.
Shadow mode
The agent runs against real cases without touching anything. We compare its decisions to your team's until they match.
Gated production
Live, with human approval on sensitive actions and a full audit log from the first minute.
Expand on evidence
When the numbers prove out, we add the next workflow. That's how one pilot became a whole finance department.
Tell us the workflow that eats your team's week
Thirty minutes. You describe the workflow, we tell you honestly whether an agent fits, what it would cost, and how fast it can be live. If an agent is the wrong tool, we'll say so.
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