How it works
02 Start with one finance or procurement workflow that has clear rules and visible exceptions.
The first build focuses on repeatable back-office work where agents can prepare, classify, reconcile, route, or report without taking high-risk decisions away from the finance team.
01Define the back-office job
We identify the exact reconciliation, validation, classification, vendor, or procurement task that repeats with enough volume.
02Map records and approvals
We document source systems, approval paths, vendor records, invoice fields, purchase orders, receipts, and exception categories.
03Configure the agent workflow
Agents are designed around exact actions such as matching records, flagging discrepancies, preparing reports, and routing approvals.
04Add finance oversight
Exceptions, approvals, write-offs, vendor disputes, and policy decisions route to the right owner with evidence.
05Measure completed work
Performance is tied to matches completed, exceptions routed, cycle time reduced, manual touches avoided, and reports prepared.
06Expand into adjacent workflows
Once the first workflow proves value, the operating model can expand across vendors, locations, purchasing categories, or reporting processes.