Ground the work.
Connect the agent to the relevant objects, records and documents. Keep its task tied to the context it needs.
Give agents an understanding of the operation and the tools to help run it. Connect their work to evidence, defined processes and the people responsible.
Book a demoDescribe what it watches and what it does. It works across the live model of your operation on a schedule or when something changes, shows every step in plain words, and holds anything you have not cleared for a person to approve.
4 agents work here: 1 working now, 2 ready and 1 paused.
Four demo organisations, four live models. In each one the agent reads what it needs, proposes one change, and waits for the right person.
Real Navica screens, recorded with demo organisations.
The customer requests a Friday handover. The agent receives the relevant event.
The team and materials are ready. Inspection is scheduled for Monday, after the requested handover.
Thursday at 14:00 is available for inspection. The agent prepares a request to move the booking.
The project owner reviews the evidence and the proposed request before authorising it.
When an authorised action runs, retain its status and execution record. A failed request remains a failure to resolve.
Agents can gather information from connected sources, reason over the relevant context and prepare work through scoped tools. Define when a workflow runs and where people need to review it.
Connect the agent to the relevant objects, records and documents. Keep its task tied to the context it needs.
Give the agent explicit capabilities and permissions. The action it can propose or execute depends on the tools and access you configure.
Define triggers, steps and approval points. Distinguish an answer, a proposal and an executed action.
Test behaviour with defined evaluations. Inspect execution history and refine the workflow as you learn.
Bring a task that crosses your systems. We will walk through its data, tools and approval requirements.
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