AI governance that keeps
you fully in charge
Software that acts inside your operations has to answer for what it did. Thresholds, approvals, permissions and a full audit trail are part of the platform, not a policy document about it.
What you get
You set where the line sits
Below your confidence line a person decides, above it the work goes through. You move the line when you are ready.
Every action is accounted for
What it read, what it decided and why, timestamped against the record it touched.
It reaches only what you allow
Roles and scopes per connection, EU hosted by default, on-prem where you need it.
You set the line, and you move it
Every process runs at a confidence line you chose. Where the agent is less sure than that, a person decides. Above it, the work goes through on its own, and the setting is yours in both directions.
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.
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.
Our engineers set it up with you.
Forward deployed engineers work alongside your team, so work comes off the desk in the first weeks rather than at the end of a project.
They work inside your operation. They build the first queue with your team, set the confidence line together, and stay on as your business changes and the next queues come. Not a licence and a manual. A team that knows your floor.
Triggers, checks and the log are yours to configure. Our documentation and support sit behind your team, and an engineer is a call away whenever you want one.
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How do approvals work?
An approval arrives where the approver already works, in Teams, Slack or the inbox, with the document, the record and the reason attached. It is routed to the person you choose, and it shows its deadline in the inbox.
What is the autonomy threshold?
Every process runs at a confidence threshold you choose. The agent scores how sure it is of each piece of work: below the threshold a person decides, above it the work goes through on its own. It only moves when you move it, never because the model grew more confident by itself, and one setting returns a process to full supervision with nothing to rebuild.
What can an agent access?
Only what you connected. An agent has no standing access to anything: every system it touches is a connection you made, scoped per object and per field, with reading and writing as separate permissions. It can work with sales orders and customers in Business Central, for example, without ever touching the ledger.
Where is our data hosted?
Lleverage is EU hosted by default and GDPR compliant, with on-prem where you need it. Your data stays yours: what the agents learn is held on your side, exportable in full, and never used to train anyone else's model.
Is every action logged?
Yes. Every action carries what the agent read, what it decided and why, timestamped against the record it touched. Threshold changes are recorded with who made them and when, so any change in your ERP can be traced back to the document that came in and the decision behind it.
The rest of the platform.
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Element 01AgentsA colleague that takes a job off the desk, start to finish.
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Element 02AutomationThe routine volume runs in the background all day.
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Element 03IntelligenceEvery correction becomes knowledge your company owns.
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Element 05IntegrationsBuilt onto SAP, Business Central, Exact and the tools around them.
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Element 06DashboardsWhere the work stands, on one screen you can ask about.