AI & Automation
AI Agent Development
AI agents that take on the repetitive back-office work your team does by hand: reading documents, answering customer queries on WhatsApp and email, and looking up or updating records in your ERP and CRM, with a person approving anything that matters.
AI Agent Development that fits how you work
What AI agent development means for your business, in plain terms.
Most businesses do not need an AI that runs the company. They need someone to stop re-typing the same data. Supplier invoices arrive as PDFs and email attachments and are keyed into the ERP line by line. Customers ask about order status, balances and delivery dates on WhatsApp and email all day. Staff switch between the ERP, the CRM and a spreadsheet to answer one question, and approvals wait in someone’s inbox. Each task is small, repeated hundreds of times, and needs just enough judgment that fixed rules cannot handle it. That is the work an AI agent is for.
An AI agent sits between a chatbot and classic automation. A chatbot answers questions in a conversation and stops there. RPA (robotic process automation) repeats fixed clicks and keystrokes, and breaks when a screen, a document layout or an input changes. An agent reads unstructured input such as an email, a scanned invoice or a WhatsApp message, works out what is being asked, calls only the tools you allow (an ERP lookup, a CRM update, a drafted reply) and passes the result on. When it is not sure, it stops and asks a person instead of guessing.
We connect the agent to the systems you already run, through their APIs or a secured integration layer, so it works on live data rather than an export: stock and order status from the ERP, customer history from the CRM, documents from a shared inbox. Every tool has its own permissions. Actions that change data, move money or reach a customer, such as posting an invoice, updating a credit limit or sending a reply, can wait in a review screen until a person approves, edits or rejects them. Each step the agent takes (what it read, what it decided, which tool it called and who approved) is written to an audit log you can search.
We start small on purpose. The free pilot builds an agent for one workflow you choose, as the 2 to 3 key modules that prove it (for example intake, the ERP lookup and the approval screen), on a sample of your real data. Your team sees what it gets right and where it needs a person before you commit to anything larger. The full build starts only after you approve the pilot, and you own the code, the prompts and the evaluation set.
What AI Agent Development includes
Every part we deliver, spelled out.
Workflow Mapping
We map one workflow step by step: the inputs, the decisions, the systems it touches and where a person must stay in charge, before choosing a model.
Document & Message Intake
The agent reads emails, attachments, PDFs, scans and WhatsApp messages and turns them into structured data with a confidence score.
ERP & CRM Tools
Controlled tools for lookups and updates in your ERP, CRM, accounting or ticketing system, each limited to the permissions it needs.
Human Approval Steps
A review screen where staff approve, edit or reject any action that changes data, moves money or contacts a customer.
Audit Trail
Every input, decision, tool call and approval logged with a timestamp, so you can see what the agent did and why.
Guardrails & Evaluation
Scope limits, prompt-injection checks, output validation and a test set of your real cases, so accuracy is measured before launch and after every change.
Who AI Agent Development is built for
Common situations where this pays off fast.
Back-office & finance teams
Supplier invoices, purchase orders and delivery notes read, matched against the ERP and queued for approval instead of keyed by hand.
Customer service on WhatsApp & email
Order status, balance and delivery questions answered from live ERP and CRM data, with a handoff to staff for anything unusual.
Sales & operations teams
Enquiries from email and web forms logged in the CRM, checked for duplicates and followed up with a drafted message a person approves.
Companies that already run an ERP or CRM
Teams that want AI to work inside the systems they already use, not another disconnected tool with its own copy of the data.
How we deliver AI Agent Development
Custom software built around the way your business works. Five steps, with a free pilot of 2 to 3 key modules before the full build.
Step 1: Understand
We learn how your business works.
Your requirements, workflow, challenges and goals, understood before anything is recommended.
Step 2: Plan
We design the right solution around your workflow.
Modules, workflows, roles, approvals, reports and integrations, agreed before development.
Step 3: Select Technology
Choose the right technical foundation.
Technology options matched to your users, security, budget and growth, not one fixed stack.
- Free pilot
Step 4: Pilot
Test our work before full project development.
Free. You choose 2 to 3 key modules and we build them first, so you can judge our work.
The full project starts only after you approve the pilot.
- Full project
Step 5: Build & Scale
From approved pilot to complete digital system.
Full development, testing, deployment, training and support, built to grow with you.
AI Agent Development FAQ
Common questions about AI agent development, answered directly.
A chatbot answers questions in a conversation. RPA (robotic process automation) replays fixed clicks and keystrokes and breaks when a screen or document layout changes. An AI agent reads unstructured input such as an email, invoice or WhatsApp message, decides the next step within rules you set, and uses approved tools to look up or update data in your systems. In practice we often combine them: the agent handles the reading and judgment, fixed automation handles the predictable steps, and a person approves the actions that matter.
Repetitive tasks that need some reading and judgment: processing supplier invoices and delivery notes into the ERP, answering order and account questions on WhatsApp and email from live data, logging and routing enquiries in the CRM, preparing reconciliations for review, and pulling answers from several systems into one reply. The best first workflow is one with high volume, clear rules for what a good result looks like, and an obvious person to approve the output.
Yes, as long as the system can be reached through an API, a database view or a supported integration. We give the agent a small set of tools (for example look up an order, create a draft invoice, update a contact), each with its own permissions, so it works on live data without broad access to everything. If your ERP has no API, we look at a secured integration layer first and treat screen automation as a last resort.
The main risks are a document read wrongly, an action taken on the wrong record, instructions hidden in an incoming email or file (prompt injection), data reaching someone who should not see it, and an agent looping or running up model costs. We control them with narrow tool permissions, validation of every output against your rules, confidence thresholds that send uncertain cases to a person, approval steps for any action that changes data or reaches a customer, input filtering, spending and step limits, and an evaluation set that is re-run after every change.
Wherever you want one to. You decide which actions the agent may complete on its own (for example a read-only lookup) and which must wait for approval (posting an invoice, changing a price, sending a message to a customer). Approvers see what the agent read, what it proposes and why, and can approve, edit or reject it. Many teams start with approval on everything and relax it only for steps that prove reliable.
Yes. Every run is logged: the input it received, the data it looked up, the decision it made, each tool call, the output and the person who approved it, with timestamps. The log is searchable, so you can answer "why did this invoice get posted?" from the record rather than from memory.
You choose one workflow. We build the agent for it as the 2 to 3 key modules that prove it, such as intake, the ERP or CRM lookup and the approval screen, and run it on a sample of your real data, free of charge. Your team tests it and sees where it is right and where it needs a person. The full build starts only after you approve the pilot.
We scope the data path before building. The agent uses a provider-agnostic model layer, so it can run on commercial LLM APIs with zero-retention settings or on self-hosted open models when data must stay under your control. Access is limited by role and every call is logged. If you work under specific data-protection rules, we build with those requirements in mind and confirm compliance for your project.
See working software before you commit
Before you commit to the full project, we build 2 to 3 of your key modules as working software, free of charge. Your team tests the pilot, and the full build starts only after you approve it.
See how the free pilot worksUnderstand
We learn your requirements and how your organisation works today.
Select pilot modules
Together we choose 2 to 3 key modules that prove the solution.
Build the working pilot
We build those modules as real, working software, free of charge.
You test it
Your team uses the pilot. The full project starts only after you approve it.
Start a conversation
Tell us how your business works.
Describe what is slowing your team down. We will help you work out what to build, and how a free pilot lets you judge our work before the full project.
Prefer WhatsApp? Start a chatWhat happens next
You send a short brief
The problem, the people involved and any target date. A senior engineer replies within 4 business hours.
We understand your workflow
A first call about how your business works today. An NDA can be signed before you share details.
You test a free pilot
You choose 2 to 3 key modules and we build them first, so you judge real software before the full project.