Reusable AI capabilities
Documents, images and voice become structured information agents can work with.
SAPIENTPRO / AGENTIC SOLUTIONS
AI agents.
Actual work.
Your systems.
Turn the information coming into your business into work that moves it forward.
We adapt our document, image and voice frameworks to your rules — and connect agents to the tools your team already uses.
An interactive prepared example. No signup. No connected accounts.
Coming next in this demo: personalize a contact and run the workflow.
YOUR WORKFLOW, CONNECTEDSAMPLE
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INCOMING REQUEST · DEMONSTRATION
One email. Work already in motion.
John Smit / Northstar Distribution
“Can you prepare a proposal for our ERP integration? I’ve attached the requirements.”
Sapient agentPREPARED EXAMPLE
From the request to a review-ready draft — with the source attached to every step.
- ✓Requirements structuredWhat’s known. What still needs an answer.DOCUMENTS
- ✓Client context connectedThe request and brief in one place.CRM
- ✓Proposal draft preparedReady for your review. Nothing sent.TASKS
Source-linkedReview before sendingYour rules
01 / CONNECT THE CONTEXT
Not just a name.
The whole conversation.
Create a demo contact. See how their request, requirements and previous conversation stay connected.
Fictional correspondence · Isolated to your demo session · No emails sent
Give the agent some context.
Add a fictional contact or use the prepared John Smit example. No LinkedIn lookup or AI request is made here.
NOT ANOTHER SYSTEM TO MOVE INTO.
More work done in the ones you have.
Slack / MattermostCRMERPGitLabSpreadsheets
Illustrative integration points — not connected in this demo.
BUILT AROUND YOUR BUSINESS
Our capabilities.
Your way of working.
Your business rules
Your fields, exceptions and approval points. Not a generic process you have to fit.
Your existing systems
Agents read context and prepare actions across your tools, within agreed permissions.
START WITH ONE PROCESS
Where does work
get stuck in your business?
Let’s look at the systems, information and decisions involved — and identify a useful first automation.