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Processes · AI Agents

Digital case workers for the work that piles up.

AI agents take over recurring processes between your systems, with clear rules, approvals and a log that makes every action traceable.

Definition

What is an AI agent?

An AI agent is a digital case worker for a recurring process: it reads inputs (an email, a form, a record from the ERP), makes a decision or drafts an outcome following defined rules, and writes the result into your systems. Unlike a chatbot, it doesn't hold an open conversation; it completes a concrete work step that a human today performs manually across several programs.

Typical use cases

Where agents move the needle most.

Quote drafting from inquiries

The agent reads incoming inquiries, matches them against your price list and creates a draft quote for approval.

Invoicing & dunning runs

Overdue invoices are detected, reminders created and sent by your rules, with a full log.

Email triage & reply drafts

Incoming mail is categorized, urgent cases flagged, routine questions get a reply draft.

Data transfer between systems

What today travels via copy-paste between ERP, CRM and spreadsheets, the agent transfers automatically and logs every step.

Recurring reports

Weekly reports, revenue overviews, status updates: compiled and sent without anyone having to remember.

Technology

We build on open-source automation software, deliberately.

automation software is an open-source automation platform with over 400 ready-made connectors to ERP, CRM, email, calendar and accounting systems. It's self-hostable: workflows and data can run on your own infrastructure instead of a third-party SaaS platform. The result for you: no vendor lock-in, predictable cost, and the option to take operation in-house if you ever want to.

Guardrails

Agents with limits, not a blank check.

Approvals

Critical steps (sending, payment, deletion) only run after confirmation by a human.

Log

Every action the agent takes is traceable: who, what, when, from which source.

Defined limits

The agent does exactly what the process defines, nothing more. Unclear cases go to a human.

Frequently asked questions about AI agents

What is an AI agent?

An AI agent is a digital case worker for a recurring process: it reads inputs (email, form, system data), makes a decision or drafts an outcome following defined rules, and writes the result into your systems. Unlike a chatbot, it doesn't hold open-ended conversations, it completes a concrete work step.

What's the difference between an AI agent and a chatbot?

A chatbot answers questions in dialogue. An AI agent works through a process, with or without dialogue: create a quote, check an invoice, transfer data. A chatbot can be a tool an agent uses internally, but the agent is geared toward an outcome, not a conversation.

Which processes suit AI agents best?

Processes that recur regularly, follow clear rules, and are currently done manually between systems: quotes, invoicing runs, email sorting, reports, data transfer. One-off or highly subjective decisions suit it less.

What does an AI agent cost?

Setup typically 1,500–3,500 € per process, operation from about 150–400 € per month depending on scope and system integrations. The exact figure depends on how many systems need connecting, that's what the potential assessment clarifies.

What is automation software, and why do you build on it?

automation software is an open-source automation platform with over 400 ready-made connectors to common systems (ERP, CRM, email, calendar, accounting). It's self-hostable, meaning workflows and data can run on your own infrastructure. We build on it instead of proprietary black-box tools, which avoids vendor lock-in and keeps costs predictable.

Is automation software GDPR-compliant?

automation software itself is a tool, GDPR compliance depends on how it's operated. Self-hosted on EU servers or your own infrastructure, automation software is as data-protection-compliant as any other software you control yourself. We sign the necessary data processing agreements for connected third-party systems.

What happens if the agent hits a case it doesn't recognize?

It doesn't guess. Cases outside the defined rules are flagged and handed to a human instead of a wrong decision being made. That's a deliberate guardrail, not an exception.

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