Hand your repetitive work to an agent that stays within the scope you set.

Invoices, reminders, orders. One whole process, executed alone, under rules you write.

Accounts payable agentIn production
Job

Match invoices to purchase orders, prepare payment, work up the discrepancies.

Granted capabilities
Model of your choiceERP · readPayment · prepare
Boundaries it cannot rewrite
Amount per invoice≤ €5,000
PO mismatchescalated worked up, cause named
New suppliernever without approval

Time given back

The task leaves the human flow. Your teams keep the judgement.

Cost decoupled from volume

Twice the files, not twice the people.

Consistent execution

The Friday 6pm check is worth the Tuesday morning one.

20 processes that remove cost without taking your control away

The cost to remove, the act that commits, the limit that protects.

75 200 €per year, before

A payment goes out.

Bounded by amount ≤ €5,000 and supplier on file, otherwise human approval

140 hof re-keying a month

An order is created in the ERP.

Bounded by ERP write allowed, exceptional discount never without the account owner

2 j → 4 minper standard request

An access right is granted.

Bounded by standard profiles granted, finance-system access co-signed

40 hof selling time back a week

A customer record is modified.

Bounded by qualitative fields editable, deal value and stage reserved to the rep

The gain does not start at the pilot. It starts in production.

A real scope, clear limits, then measured gains before the scope expands.

A file arrives

The invoice arrives with its context.

  • Invoice INV-2291
  • Purchase order attached
  • Known supplier
The agent works

It prepares what it may handle alone.

  • Matches the documentsdone
  • Amount mismatchescalates
  • Unknown supplierstops
You measure

The result, not the activity.

  • Volume handled
  • Time returned
  • Cost removed

The scope expands only when these three measures justify the next step.

From the first file to measured gains.

The agent takes a real scope, proves its value, then you decide what it takes on next.

  1. Scoping. We cost the current process

    Volume, time per unit, loaded cost.

    What it costs today
    Monthly volumeTime per unitLoaded cost
    __ €per year
  2. Observation. The agent shows, without acting

    On your real files. It sends, writes, pays nothing.

    ObservationNothing is sent
    What it would have done
    • Pay INV-2291
    • Escalate INV-2294
    • Pay INV-2295
  3. Rules. You set the limits, in plain language

    Alone, escalated, never. It cannot rewrite them.

    Your rules
    Amount per invoice≤ €5,000
    PO mismatchescalate
    New suppliernever alone
  4. Production. It removes cost, on a narrow scope

    It handles real files within the limits you set.

    In production
    78 %Executed18 %Escalated4 %Refused
  5. Measure. You see what it returns

    Volume handled, time returned, cost removed. Then you expand or stop.

    Receipt
    action   payment INV-2291
    amount   4,180.00 EUR
    rule     amount ≤ €5,000
    chain    verified

Three things, in this order

  1. 01

    A workflow that runs

    The process executed end to end, on your infrastructure.

  2. 02

    The platform that holds it

    Rights, caps, trail. Steerable without us.

  3. 03

    Continuity

    The second process costs less than the first.

Under every agent, the same platform

It is what you keep.

  • Steer: rights granted and revoked live, caps per agent
  • Secure: refused by default, every call signed
  • Audit: chained receipts of acts and refusals
  • Link: which human answers for which agent
How we prove it

What holds when the agent acts.

The agent asks

Prepare the payment

It acts through the capabilities it was granted.

The platform checks

The rule decides

The model cannot ignore or rewrite it.

  • Within scope, the action goes through
  • Over threshold, it escalates
  • Forbidden, it is blocked
You keep the proof

One receipt per decision

Done, refused, why, how much.

A cap, not a promise

The agent wanted to pay €40,000. The cap was €5,000. Nothing went out.

One receipt per act

Done, refused, why, how much. That is what measures the return.

At your place, not ours

Your data never passes through us.

You keep control

Public code, platform on your side. If we disappear, your agents keep running.

Verifiable tonight, in the public repository
16/16modelled attacks, all blocked
23 msmedian latency at 100 concurrent calls
0server line to write

redteam/empirical-results.json · 8d0573a · 19 August 2026

Three lines, known before you sign

The deployment

Once, per process. Fixed scope, amount and date.

The platform

Annual subscription, volume of acts included.

The executed act

Beyond that, a fraction of what it costs you today.

Before you take this to your board

What if the agent gets it wrong?

It will. It can only do what was granted, under your caps. Every act leaves a receipt, so the mistake is found and corrected.

How much does it cost?

Three lines: deployment once, platform yearly, executed act beyond the included volume. Scoping gives the exact figure before any commitment.

Does our data leave our premises?

No. The platform runs on your infrastructure. We host nothing.

How long before it runs?

Two weeks of scoping, then a project whose length depends on how many systems to connect. Always on a real scope.

Do we need a technical team?

To steer an agent, no. To build a second one without us, yes.

How are you different from an agency?

An agency sells days and leaves. We leave a platform you control, and we go to production.

What if you disappear?

The platform runs on your side, the control code is open. Your agents keep running.

Three founding deployments, measured and published

The first three companies in production set the measurement with us. Their result will be the first one we publish.

Apply with my process
3 seats
  • Costed scoping at no charge, no obligation to continue
  • Founding terms, fixed in writing at scoping
  • Before and after measurement, published with your consent

Which process costs you the most?

Three minutes, out loud. You get its yearly cost and what an agent can take out of it.