Business Agents

An agent built around
one process.

A business agent takes one recurring process, runs it inside your rules and on your data, and leaves a record of every run.

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Overview / September

Financial overview

2026

Revenue

€4.28m+5.2% vs August

Operating margin

18.6%+2.1 percentage points

Receivables

€620k€84k overdue

Revenue against plan

Actual Plan

Worth a closer look

Revenue is ahead of plan. Receivables are growing too: €84k is past its due date.

Sample data

Financial reporting

Ran 6 October, 06:00

Ran 6 October, 06:00

Your September report is ready. Revenue is ahead of plan. Receivables are growing too: €84k is past its due date.

Read the September ledger, checked against August.

Why did the margin improve?

Revenue grew faster than operating costs. Your margin rose from 16.5% to 18.6%.

The largest contribution came from a stronger product mix.

Source: September ledger, revenue and cost by product line
One application, with an agent for each process.

Infrastructure,
not another tool.

A subscription tool runs on the vendor’s servers and stays the vendor’s. A business agent is yours. It runs in your infrastructure and reads your data warehouse, and every agent you add shares that base, so the second one starts from what the first one needed.

AI needs
a data warehouse.

A company’s data lives in its ERP, its accounting, its CRM and a hundred spreadsheets, each with its own version of the truth. An agent cannot run a process on data it cannot reach, and it cannot be trusted on data that contradicts itself. A data warehouse puts the company’s data in one place inside your infrastructure, defined once and kept current. If the company does not have one, we build it before any agent, and it pays off on its own: every report, every audit and every question draws from it.

Compliance and governance
come first.

An agent inside your business reads your data and acts in your name, so a compliance owner asks four things before anything else: where it runs, which models it uses, what it is made of and what record it leaves. We build the answers in rather than checking them afterwards.

01 / Where it runs

Runs where
your data lives.

The agent runs in your infrastructure, fully local where possible. The data it reads stays where you already secure it. A model sees only what the rules of that process allow, and when a model runs outside your infrastructure, the record shows what it was sent.

Your infrastructure
The agentFinancial recordsCompany knowledge
Only permitted context
Private model

Nothing leaves your infrastructure.

02 / Which models

Choice, not lock-in.

The agent works across models: a general model, a specialist or a private one in your infrastructure, whichever fits the process. It changes when a better one comes along. The application, the rules and the records stay where they are.

Your application

Private model selected. The application does not change.

03 / What it is made of

Compiled.
Yours to keep.

Now that AI reads code for weaknesses, what software is made of has become a governance question. We write business agents in memory-safe compiled languages and deliver each as one program with its source, which you can read, build, run and keep. The only safe software is the software you control.

SourceMemory-safe languageOne programCompiled, nothing to install around itYour infrastructureYours to run and keep
04 / What it leaves behind

A record of
every run.

Each run records what the agent read, which rule applied, which model answered and what went out. When a data protection officer or an auditor asks what the agent did with the company’s data, the answer is already written down.

Every run, written down as it happens.

Start with one process

Which process
would you give an agent first?