The back-office work our agents run.
Agents that operate the portals, desktop apps, and PDFs your team already uses, the way a person does. No API to build, no script to maintain, and a human approves anything final.
Ops and fund accounting teams running daily tie-outs across admins, primes, and portals.
Small ops teams running large books across many manager portals.
Finance, ops, and compliance teams reconciling across bank partners and counterparties that have no API.
Lean accounting teams tracking obligations across county, lender, and carrier portals.
Agents do the work. Your team keeps the judgment calls.
Every workflow above splits the same way: the agent handles the logging in, downloading, re-keying, and tie-outs, and holds anything final or ambiguous for a person. Wires, filings, submissions, and exceptions are always approved by your team, and every step lands in an audit trail that records decisions, not just actions.
How do the agents handle 2FA?
A person clears it. The agent pauses at the challenge, a human completes it, the agent resumes, and the whole exchange is logged. We never bypass MFA.
Where does our data go?
Deployments are single-tenant, in your cloud or ours. Zero retention and zero training on your data, in writing. Credentials live in your vault; agents never see passwords.
What happens when the agent is unsure?
It stops and asks. Anything final, and anything ambiguous, is held for a person with the context attached. The audit trail records decisions, not just actions: what the agent saw, what it did, and why policy allowed it.