Solutions · Long-running agents
Works for weeks, not seconds.
Most AI forgets everything the moment a conversation ends. Long-running agents take on projects that last days or months — keeping track of progress, remembering every step, and picking up exactly where they left off.
For example
Month-end close: the agent collects figures from every subsidiary over several days, chases missing numbers, reconciles the differences, and hands your team a finished pack to approve.
What you get
- Multi-step projects that run without constant supervision
- A full record of what was done, and why
- Checkpoints where people approve before it moves on
Inside an always-on agent
Four working layers.
One layer of control around them.
Governance — wraps everything the agent does
Remembers
Keeps context across days and weeks — your preferences, past decisions, where every task stands.
Learns
Turns each solved problem and every correction into a reusable skill, so it gets better on the job.
Works on schedule
Runs checks, reports, and follow-ups on its own timetable — no one has to ask.
Reaches you where you work
Email, Teams, Slack, WhatsApp — it brings you what matters in the tools you already use.
Governed by design
Enterprise-grade
from line one.
Only the access you grant
Each agent gets its own permissions, tool by tool. Nothing borrowed from a person’s account.
Every action on the record
What it read, what it decided, and why — in a log that can’t be edited.
People sign off on the big calls
You set the thresholds: payments, customer messages, anything reportable waits for a named person.
Budgets and limits
Caps on spend, volume, and speed, so a mistake can’t snowball overnight.
An off switch that works
Pause one agent or all of them instantly, from one place.
Your data stays where you choose
Run on your cloud, in your country, or on your own servers.
Picked up 1,284 new invoices from the shared inbox
DoneMatched 1,281 invoices to purchase orders
Done3 didn’t match — queued for the finance team with evidence attached
Needs a personChecked supplier prices — 2 changed overnight, both logged
DoneLearned “supplier onboarding” from yesterday’s correction
New skillFound a break in the payments reconciliation — investigating
Done
Illustrative activity — not a real client.