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The repetitive work, done by workers you can actually supervise

Back-office processes that were too judgement-heavy for RPA and too consequential for an unsupervised agent. Reconciliation, procurement, contract review, evidence assembly — each one a digital worker with a scope, a ceiling and a paper trail.

At a glance

How a back-office worker is governed

Scoped
Least-privilege per worker
Ceilinged
Autonomy limits by value
Attributed
Cost per worker, per team
Step 01

Requisition

The worker is defined like a role: scope, ceiling, escalation path, budget envelope.

Step 02

Grant

Credentials are issued least-privilege and re-derived from the policy store on every call.

Step 03

Work

It reasons freely, but every action flows through the deterministic governed path.

Step 04

Escalate

Above the ceiling, it proposes and a named human approves — durably.

Step 05

Account

Cost, latency and utilization land on an executive dashboard per worker.

Why it matters

RPA broke because processes change and brittle scripts don't. Agents fix that and break something else — accountability. Governing them as workers fixes both at once.