New Agentic automation — agents & orchestration · SOX-ready controls (ITGC & ITAC) · solution accelerators →

Use Cases

Processes we put agents to work on

Concrete processes our pods automate — agents for the judgment, rules for the rest, people for the decisions, and an audit trail throughout.

Invoice & Document Intake

Agents read incoming invoices, statements and applications, extract and validate every field against your rules and source systems, and route exceptions to a reviewer with the source page attached — clean data posts downstream, with an audit trail.

Reconciliation & Exception Handling

Match transactions across systems, clear what agrees within tolerance, and hand the rest to a person with a proposed resolution and the supporting records. Completeness and accuracy checks on every batch.

Controls Testing & Evidence Collection

Automate the controls work itself: scheduled evidence pulls, change-ticket-to-deployment matching, user-access review preparation, and exception flags for the control owner — workpapers a tester can reperform.

Support & Knowledge Agents

Agents that answer customers and assist human teams from your knowledge base, SOPs and tickets — grounded, cited, multi-tenant — with a knowledge-gap report showing what they could not answer.

Guarded Operations Agents

Agents that read live operational systems through tools and propose actions, while execution stays behind a named approver, role allowlists, rate limits, a kill switch and an audit log.

Customer & Merchant Onboarding

KYC and beneficial-owner flows where agents gather and verify documents, check them against third-party sources, and present a decision-ready file — a person approves, the system records why.

Unattended Content & Media Pipelines

Scheduled pipelines that run without a person watching: an approval gate at the front, quality gates on every artifact, budget and rate controls, and idempotent state so a crash never publishes twice.

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Tell us the process, the systems it touches and who signs off on it. We'll tell you how we'd automate it — and what it'll take.