Industries
AI Automation for Industry-Specific Workflows
Same agent runtime, different paperwork. Each industry page follows the same shape: challenge, agents, workflow, integrations, outcomes.
Where we work
Five Sectors, One Agent Runtime
Each page follows the same shape, so you can compare them honestly rather than reading ten different sales pitches.
Banking & Finance
Statement parsing, KYC packs and compliance work at the volumes banks actually run.
Read more →Accounting Firms
High-volume client document processing, without the data entry that comes with it.
Read more →Manufacturing
Three-way match across purchase orders, goods received notes and supplier invoices.
Read more →E-commerce
Marketplace settlement and payout reconciliation across every channel you sell on.
Read more →Enterprise Shared Services
One agent runtime across business units, entities and tax regimes.
Read more →Healthcare
Operational and financial paperwork, automated with the controls healthcare organisations require.
Read more →Logistics
Shipping documents and freight invoices read and reconciled, so finance stops re-keying.
Read more →Retail
High volumes of vendor documents and store-level paperwork, processed at the pace the business moves.
Read more →Supply Chain
Procurement, vendors and cross-system documents, connected from order to payment.
Read more →Technology Companies
Embedded document intelligence and connected applications for companies that build software.
Read more →The pattern
Same Runtime, Different Paperwork
What changes between sectors is which agents get the work, not how the work is governed.
What arrives, and which agent owns it
Which is why an industry rollout is a configuration exercise rather than a different product.
What travels, what does not
Worth Knowing Before You Compare
Same everywhere
The runtime
The same observe, reason, decide, act loop runs whatever the document is and whatever sector it came from.
Same everywhere
The controls
Confidence thresholds, review gates, role-based access and the audit trail do not change by industry.
Same everywhere
The residency
Your region, your cloud, your retention policy — set once and applied to every agent.
Differs by sector
The document mix
What arrives and in what volume. A bank is drowning in statements; a plant is drowning in delivery notes.
Differs by sector
The regulation
Tax regime, retention obligations and who is required to approve before money moves.
Differs by sector
The tolerance
How much variance is normal before something is genuinely wrong. A rounding difference in one sector is an exception in another.
FAQ
Questions Teams Ask
Is there a different product for each industry?
No. It is the same platform and the same agents, configured differently. What changes between a bank and a manufacturer is the document mix, the validation rules and which approvals are mandatory — not the underlying runtime. That is why a rollout in a new sector is a configuration exercise rather than a rebuild.
Our sector is not listed. Does that rule us out?
Not at all. These five are simply where we have the most existing patterns to draw on. The question that matters is whether you have high-volume paperwork with rules attached to it — if you do, the same agents apply. Custom document types are part of standard onboarding.
How much of an industry rollout is configuration versus custom build?
Most of it is configuration: your document types, your validation rules, your approval thresholds, your chart of accounts. Genuinely custom work tends to be integration with an unusual system of record, and that is scoped separately rather than assumed.
Do you have references in our sector?
Ask on the call and we will be straight with you about where we have run this before and where you would be the first. We would rather tell you that than have you find out during implementation.
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Start From Your Own Paperwork
Bring a month of whatever piles up in your sector. That is a more useful conversation than a sector case study.