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Agentic Execution of Enterprise Workflows
Put agents on the workflows that move money.
Unify ERP, PLM, MES, and CRM into a governed, AI-ready backbone, then run agents on order-to-cash, procure-to-pay, S&OP, contracts and quote-to-cash. Agents that take action, audit themselves, and hand off to a named human at the moments that matter. In twelve-week outcome-staked cycles.
No obligation. We pick up.
The pattern
Siloed systems. Agents with nothing to act on.
You have ERP, PLM, MES, and CRM. Each runs its own truth. Order data lives in one system, inventory in another, contracts in a third, and nothing is governed for a machine to consume safely. So the AI you bought sits next to the workflow instead of inside it: a chatbot over a form, an RPA macro with a GenAI label, a copilot that drafts but never commits.
The fix is not another point integration and not another assistant. It is a governed, AI-ready data backbone, then agents that execute the named workflows that move money through the business. The agent owns the volume. A senior operator owns judgment at the moments that matter. Each cycle ships a verified outcome on a real workflow and seeds the next one.
How we do it
Twelve weeks. Agents in production.
Verified value.
One cycle is enough to put agents on a single money-moving workflow and ship a verified outcome. Multi-cycle programs compound: each cycle adds a workflow to the agentic surface while the baseline tracks the P&L impact.
Week 0 to 2
Map the workflow, lock the baseline
We name the pod in the SOW, trace one money-moving workflow end to end across ERP, PLM, MES, and CRM, and lock an Approved Value Baseline with your ROI-approving stakeholders. The exec closest to the program's P&L signs off in writing.
Week 2 to 9
Stand up the backbone, deploy the agents
Senior operators build the governed data backbone and design the agent's accuracy budget, audit trail, and escalation rules. Agents take action on the production workflow while named operators own judgment at the hand-off moments.
Week 10 to 12
Verify value, then compound
Your stakeholders sign off on Value Created against the Week 2 baseline. The integration, agents, and operating model stay with you. The next workflow activates against a Modular Rate Card with no second procurement cycle.
In operation
Disparate systems unified into one operating layer.
Where we engage
Five shapes inside this domain.
Most programs combine the integration backbone with one or two agentic workflows in a single twelve-week cycle. We size the cycle to the value baseline, not to the number of shapes.
Order-to-cash agents
Agents that run order capture, credit checks, invoicing, and collections end to end. They clear clean orders at volume and route credit holds, disputes, and pricing exceptions to a named operator with the full audit trail attached.
Procure-to-pay automation
Agents that match POs to receipts to invoices, flag exceptions, and schedule payment against terms. Three-way match at machine speed; a senior operator owns the judgment calls on tolerance breaks and supplier disputes.
S&OP decision-assist
Decision-assist agents that fuse demand signals, supply constraints, and inventory positions for the S&OP cycle. The agents surface options, evidence, and trade-offs; planners and the operator decide. Accuracy budget and escalation rules included.
Contract intelligence and quote-to-cash
Agents that read, compare, and draft against your contract corpus, then drive quote-to-cash from configuration to signature. Risky clauses and non-standard terms escalate to a senior operator before anything commits.
ERP, PLM, MES, and CRM integration backbone
The substrate underneath all of the above: a governed, AI-ready data backbone that unifies your systems of record so agents act on data they can reach and trust. Open standards, model-agnostic, owned by you.
Proof
Verified at Fortune 100 scale.
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How we unlocked a 3x+ return challenge in 12 weeks for Philips by putting agents on workflows that had been stranded across siloed systems.
Working capital and freight outcomes shipped inside Cycle 1, on workflows wired across the systems of record, signed off by Philips Finance against an Approved Value Baseline locked in Week 2. The integration and agents stayed with Philips. Cycle 2 expanded the agentic surface.
Commitments
Four contractual commitments,
live in every cycle.
The full set of seven sits on the Services page. These four show up the most often in agentic workflow and systems integration engagements.
- 01
ROI or We Pay
A portion of every cycle's fee is staked on validated outcomes against the Approved Value Baseline.
- 02
Change-Order-Free Sprints
Scope inside a cycle is fixed at the baseline. No surprise change orders mid-workflow, no scope-creep invoices.
- 03
Transparent Resource Plan
Named senior experts on the SOW. Substitutions need client sign-off. No labor pyramid.
- 04
Vendor-Agnostic Architecture
Open standards, multi-cloud, model-agnostic harness. The integration backbone and agents follow the design, not a sales quota.
Related domains
Programs usually span more than one.
Clients hire us on one problem domain and discover they have the other four. The mechanism is the same across all five: twelve-week cycles, named senior experts, AI agents on production workflows.
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Direct line
Cycle 1 on a workflow that moves money.
Twenty-five minute call. Cycle 1 sketch tied to one money-moving workflow in your business. Integration backbone, agent design, baseline mechanics, named operators. No slides, no obligation.
No obligation. We pick up.
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