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Automate a process
Connect an agreed rule to a trusted event so the next approval, report, access decision, or payment can happen without someone chasing it.
The rule both sides agreed to is the one that runs. Who is allowed to act is already settled, and the event that moves the work on is recorded as it happens. Your team still decides which evidence counts.
25 things this covers
Every context
CLI. Everything you can do through the interface, you can do from a terminal instead, which is how you automate it. Ask us
Push Notifications. People get told about a payment, an approval or a request on their phone, the moment it happens. Available now
Biometrics data capture. A face is captured once, under rules you set for how it may be used, so the person on the screen is the person on the document. Available now
Passport reader. A passport is read by camera or from its chip, and you find out in seconds whether it is genuine. Available now
Sign. Every party signs the same agreement, each one proved to be who they say, and you can show afterwards exactly who signed what. Available now
AI Agent Development. Someone builds the AI agent for you, wired to the data and the tools it is allowed to touch, and to nothing else. Available now
AI Development. Someone builds the AI part of your product with you, from preparing the data through to getting it live. Available now
Front-end development. Someone builds the screens your customers, your staff and your partners actually use. Available now
Evidence and audit trail. Approvals, decisions and transactions build their own history as they happen, so the sensitive originals stay where they are and the record still holds up. Ask us
Nonprofit & humanitarian
Anticipatory action trigger proof. The data that met the trigger is preserved exactly as it stood at the moment of release, so a later review can confirm the decision was justified on the evidence available. Ask us
Voting and decision-making for consortia. Members vote with verified eligibility, and the result, turnout, and mandate are recorded, so consortium decisions hold up when challenged. Ask us
Cross-NGO beneficiary coordination (avoiding gaps and overlaps). Agencies can see whether an area or household is already covered without sharing full beneficiary lists, so gaps and overlaps surface early. Ask us
Recurring donation automation. Regular gifts collect, retry, and reconcile on their own, and the supporter can change or stop them without contacting the office. Ask us
Early warning systems with automated fund release triggers. An agreed data threshold releases pre-committed funds automatically, with the reading that triggered the release preserved for review. Ask us
Financial services
Corporate action workflow automation. The notices, the elections, the calculations and the payouts for a corporate action run as one process. Ask us
Digital loan origination and servicing workflow. A loan runs from the borrower check through signing, disbursement and repayment, in one place. Ask us
Insurance claim evidence and status workflow. A claim arrives with its evidence, the reviewers are coordinated, and the decision and the payment are both tracked. Ask us
Manufacturing, IoT & mobility
IoT Connect. Sensors and machines connect with an identity of their own, so what they report can be trusted and acted on. Available now
Smart Contract. Rules written once, in a form a machine can act on, so a payment or a permission changes the moment its condition is met. Available now
Enterprise operations
Multi-party approval workflows across time zones. An approval moves to the next person as soon as the previous one signs, with a record of who approved what and when, so work does not wait for a shared working day. Ask us
Security clearance and access management. Clearances and site access are granted, reviewed, and withdrawn from one record, so access ends when the assignment does. Ask us
Government & public services
Inter-agency data sharing without centralisation. Each agency keeps its own records but can answer a specific question from another agency, so coordination does not require pooling everything into one database. Ask us
Digital public goods infrastructure. A shared service runs on published rules, verified participants, and an open record of changes, so several organisations can rely on it without one of them owning it. Ask us
Media, sport & fan communities
Access. A member taps in at the door and the system checks their pass is still current, so nobody keeps a list of who is allowed in this month. Available now
Retail & platforms
Workflow orchestration and approvals. A process that crosses teams and companies keeps moving: tasks are routed, approvals collected, and the next step happens by itself. Ask us