Agents audit the invoices, resolve the exceptions, and answer your team's questions across orders, transportation, the warehouse, and procurement. You set the autonomy on each one.
Residential surcharge invoiced at $4.35. The contracted rate for this lane is $2.90.
Same variance on 12 invoices this quarter.
The agents hand work to each other. Operations routes the order, finance audits the invoice, support answers the customer. Agents work across the operation, including the catalog, legal, and ESG.
An agent works the exception queue, records the decision, and stops where you set the autonomy.
Transportation, the warehouse, orders, and procurement raise exceptions into one queue. The agent acts on what your policies allow, escalates what crosses your threshold, and records what triggered the action and why.
The agent compares services across your carriers on your negotiated rates, applies the rule you set, and records the comparison alongside the decision.
Simulate a level against your own records before you publish it, and move it back down whenever you want.
The engine runs six levels, manual at one end and autonomous at the other. Set the level per agent and per domain, so finance files claims on its own while operations still asks before booking.
We'll have an agent audit your invoices or work your exception queue, set the autonomy, and walk through the decisions. Or get access and start an agent yourself.
Common questions about how agents work, what they can do, and how you stay in control.
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