Shape
Pick the process, map the current path, agree the approval points and the measure of success.
What you walk away with
Agents that act
Production agents running a real process end to end
Intake, processing, follow-up and escalation handled without swivel-chair work
Built on the platform you already run
Started from a library of proven use-case patterns
Controls your risk team will ask for
Human approval on every judgment call
A complete audit trail of decisions and actions
One-click rollback when a step needs undoing
Connector and skill governance reviewed before launch
Proof it is working
An operations dashboard: cycle time, touches per case, backlog trend
Before and after measurement against your own baseline
A lightweight Center of Excellence so your team can extend safely
A direct handoff into ongoing Agent Assurance
How a build runs
Build
Construct the agent on your platform, wire the systems it touches, add approvals and audit logging.
Prove
Run it against real cases alongside your team, tune behavior, confirm the numbers move.
Hand over
Ship the dashboard, train the owners, document the guardrails, set up assurance.
Built for
Organizations with a proven use case and executive sponsorship
An agent platform provisioned: Copilot Studio, Claude with MCP, or Agent Bricks
Processes with real volume and clear decision points
Regulated environments welcome; approvals and audit are the default
Insurance, financial services, manufacturing, logistics and healthcare operations
At a glance
Scoped per build from a use-case pattern library
Platforms: Copilot Studio, Claude and MCP, Databricks Agent Bricks
Approvals, audit logs and rollback on every agent
Operations dashboard handed over at close
Add-ons: Center of Excellence setup, additional agent flows
Where it leads.
Agents in production need watching. Every build hands off into Agent Assurance, where the agents you just shipped get re-tested against each model release.
Bring us the workflow that hurts most.
We will tell you honestly whether an agent should carry it, and what it takes to build one that your auditors will accept.