Every engagement ships with an agent that operates your systems by conversation — provision someone, change a process, pull a report. It runs inside the Admin Portal, and it connects to the AI assistant your team already uses, so it is not one more login.
The portal is where you go to look at things and to govern them. The agent is how the work actually gets done — you ask in your own words instead of learning where the button lives.
It reaches across every system we have delivered for you, not just one of them. So the question is never “which screen was that on?”
Each of these is a defined, permissioned skill — not an open-ended instruction to a model.
The agent speaks MCP, the open standard for connecting assistants to real systems. That means it plugs into whatever your organisation has already standardised on, rather than asking everyone to adopt something new.
We do not resell you a model or mark one up.
The agent can do exactly what it has been given skills for.
Because it lives where people already work.
Most teams use both, and stop noticing which is which.
Some work genuinely wants a screen. A customer-health grid, a commission statement, a partner league table — these are things you look at, and looking is what screens are for.
So the Admin Portal and the agent ship together and share one permission model. See the portals running today.
Not an upgrade, not a module priced on top. The agent and the portal are the foundation every engagement is built on, and the 30% fee already accounts for them.
The skills the agent has are the ones your operation actually needs, defined from the same measurement that produced your business case. It is not a generic assistant pointed at your database.
Source code, definitions and documentation transfer to you outright at handoff, with no transfer fee. If we stop working together, the agent keeps running — you own it.
A 30-minute call, then a free business case across your top three processes — including what an agent would actually take off your team’s hands.
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