AI agents for every corporate function. Governed by design.
Describe the agent you need. Operayde drafts it, shows what it would do, and lets it work inside your own systems only within the policy you set. Every action is allowed, sent to a person for approval, or refused.
What an agent does
Configured by conversation
Describe the agent in plain language. A configurator drafts a versioned specification, runs it on sample work and applies it only when you confirm.
Acts in your systems
Service desk, ERP, CRM, HR, collaboration, project, document and e-signature actions are the agent's tools, called with your credentials.
Works under your policy
Every action passes a risk policy with thresholds on amount, counterparty, recipient domain and record count.
Asks the right person
Actions that need approval wait in one inbox for the members of the function that owns the agent.
Explains itself
Each action records the reason the agent gave, the rule that decided it and the specification version.
Inside your Operayde workspace
Administration in the customer portal, daily work in the workspace portal, one sign-in.
From inbound work to an approved outcome
- 01
Receive
E-mail, PEC, Teams, connector events, webhooks and schedules. WhatsApp, SMS, voice and LinkedIn only when you opt in.
- 02
Triage
Injection check that fails closed, link to a case or deal, a work item.
- 03
Decide
The agent plans with the tools its specification allows.
- 04
Check
Allow, approve or refuse, by your risk policy.
- 05
Act
Reply, ticket, order, document or escalation.
- 06
Record
Audit, explanation, KPI and budget.
Where Agents stands, October 2026
- Eleven function packs are released. Each meets four of the five delivery criteria.
- Connectors have certification suites for 16 vendors. Live verification against vendor sandboxes is the next step.
- The first pilot is starting with IT and Finance.
Ready to run AI as infrastructure you control?
Spend 20 minutes with one of our deployment engineers. We'll map your workloads to the control boundary, confirm the offer, and set out the deployment plan in writing.