Web or mobile app
A task-focused interface for non-technical users to submit work, review status, approve actions, and use the output.
Show us the job, the software it touches, and the policies it must follow. The Avery team will design and build an installable agent—and the friendly web or mobile app your team uses to run it.
The exact scope depends on the workflow, but every engagement is designed around real operator use and enterprise control.
A task-focused interface for non-technical users to submit work, review status, approve actions, and use the output.
Connections to the tools you already use, including custom connectors for documented APIs and browser-based workflows.
Company rules, human gates, validation, versioned tests, and a full audit trail designed into the workflow.
Clear scope starts with the operating reality: the job, the systems, the policies, and the people who retain authority.
Provide a plain-language process description, representative non-confidential examples, the systems involved, required outputs, important exceptions, and the company policies or approvals that control the work.
Yes. Avery agents can run locally, inside a shared on-premise Avery service, on your private server, or as an independently deployed service according to the agreed architecture.
Yes. Your team can request changes conversationally or open individual workflow nodes to edit instructions, code, models, validations, and connections, then test a new version before deployment.
Yes. Avery records inputs, workflow steps, model and connector use, decisions, approvals, costs, outputs, and the exact agent version so reviewers can reconstruct each run.