You set the line, and you move it
Every process runs at a threshold you chose. Above it a person decides, below it the work posts itself, and the setting is yours in both directions.
A threshold per processAbove it a person decides, below it the work posts itself.
It only moves when you move itNo silent promotion because the model grew more confident on its own.
And it moves backOne setting returns a process to full supervision, with nothing to rebuild.
Autonomy · you set the lineSet by Marloes de Vries
A person looksPosts itself
Order entry
0.96
Invoice matching
0.98
Debtor reminders
0.90
Master data changes
Always a person
Purchase orders
Always a buyer
MovedOrder entry 0.94 → 0.9612 May, after a month of clean runs. One click back to full supervision.
Approvals arrive where the work already is
Nobody logs into a second system to sign something off. The request lands in the channel that person already has open, with everything it needs attached.
In Teams, Slack or the inboxWith the document, the record and the reason attached to the request.
Routed by your own rulesValue, category and delegation, including who covers a holiday.
Nothing waits silentlyAn approval that is ageing escalates rather than sitting in a queue.
It can only reach what you connected
An agent has no standing access to anything. Every system it touches is a connection you made, scoped to the objects and the fields you named.
Read and write, separatelyReading an order and posting one are different permissions.
Scoped per systemPer connection, per object, per field. Not one key to everything.
EU hosted, on-prem where neededGDPR compliant, residency you choose, your data staying yours.
Connected systemsReadWrite
Business CentralSales orders and customers. Not the ledger.
Exact OnlinePurchase invoices, only when matched.
SalesforceAccounts and contacts. Never writes.
OutlookOne shared mailbox.
