AI Automation Agents

Automate finance and operations with agentic workflowsRPA + AI bots, and approvals & SLAs—all under governance that meets your compliance needs. Modern teams increasingly depend on AI Automation Agents to streamline processes and reduce operational friction.

  • Reduce manual reviews and handoffs with exception handling powered by AI Automation Agents
  • Connect ERP/CRM, helpdesk, and payments for end‑to‑end flows
  • Measure impact with KPIs and audit trails strengthened through AI Automation Agents

Buyer Personas

  • COO / Ops Lead: SLAs, backlog, FRT/AHT
  • Finance Lead: reconciliation, invoice cycle time
  • Support Lead: deflection, CSAT, QA

North‑Star KPIs

  • Throughput, error rate, on‑time %
  • Cycle time, approvals time, rework
  • Deflection, CSAT, escalations

Measurement

  • Baselines, targets, and acceptance criteria
  • Dashboards + anomaly alerts
  • Pilot then scale with experiments

Common Problems

  • Manual reviews and approval bottlenecks
  • Context switching across tools; missing audit trails
  • Inconsistent triage and escalation
  • Compliance risk and limited visibility

Our Solutions

  • Agentic workflows with explicit states and guardrails
  • RPA + API automations with retries and idempotency
  • Approval chains with SLAs and notifications
  • Runbooks, logging, and dashboards for compliance powered by AI Automation Agents

     

Use Cases

Returns & Refunds Triage

Score risk, auto‑approve safe cases, escalate edge cases.

Fraud Screening

Signals from orders, payments, and history with human review.

Invoice Processing

Extract, validate, post, and reconcile with ERP.

Onboarding & Offboarding

Accounts, access, documentation, and checklists.

Ticket Routing

Auto‑classify intents, assign, and enforce SLAs.

Catalog & Data Ops

Sync products, prices, attributes, and availability.

Reference Architecture

  • Agents orchestrate steps (prompted + tool-use) with orchestration supported by AI Automation Agents
  • Queues & retries; dead‑letter for failures
  • Human‑in‑the‑loop for exceptions
  • Observability: logs, metrics, traces

Guardrails

  • Policies: PII, actions, and thresholds
  • Validation: schema, type, and business rules
  • Approvals: role‑based sign‑off
  • Fallbacks and safe aborts

Implementation Timeline

Phase Duration Deliverables Owner
Discover
3–5 days
Goals, KPIs, risks
DGS + client
Design
1 week
Flows, prompts, runbook
DGS
Build
1–3 weeks
Automations + integrations
DGS
Launch
2–5 days
Pilot + QA + analytics
DGS + client

Integrations

ERP: NetSuite / Odoo / SAP

CRM: HubSpot / Salesforce

Helpdesk: Zendesk / Intercom

Payments: Stripe / PayPal

Comms: Slack / Teams / Email

Warehouses: BigQuery / Postgres

Automation: Zapier / Make / n8n

LLM: OpenAI / Azure / Vertex

We connect via APIs, webhooks, and SDKs—secure and measurable.

Packages & Timelines

Starter

2–3 weeks

  • 1–2 workflows
  • 1 integration
  • Analytics baseline
  • 1 revision

Growth

4–6 weeks

  • 3–5 workflows
  • 2–3 integrations
  • Guardrails & QA
  • 2 revisions

Scale

Custom

  • Full orchestration
  • Approvals + SLAs
  • Custom dashboards
  • Custom revisions

Case Studies

What leaders say

“Exception handling made our ops resilient. We hit SLA for the first time.”
— COO, Retail SME

“Invoice posting and reconciliation now run hands‑off, with full auditability.”
— Finance Lead, SaaS

FAQ

How do you ensure compliance?

Least‑privilege access, audit logs, runbooks, and vendor risk controls.

What if a tool fails?

Retries, idempotency keys, and dead‑letter queues; safe fallbacks.

Which ERPs/CRMs do you support?

NetSuite, Odoo, SAP; HubSpot, Salesforce—plus others via APIs.

Can humans review decisions?

Yes—human‑in‑the‑loop for exceptions and approvals with SLAs.

How is impact measured?

KPIs, baselines vs targets, dashboards, and experiments.

Who owns the IP?

You do—source, prompts, assets, and documentation are transferred.

Ready to automate with AI agents?

Book a consultation or request a scoped proposal.