A defined business task · Scoped delivery

AI Agents for Business

Custom AI agents and workflow automation, built around a useful business task—not unrestricted autonomy.

Quoted after scopingAvailable after a fit call

What it means

Give a recurring task
a better way to work.

An AI agent uses selected information and approved tools to help carry out a defined task. Its permissions, actions and review points are agreed before it is built.

A conversational assistant may answer questions or prepare drafts. A connected workflow may also take actions. We distinguish those scopes explicitly: access and autonomy are not automatic.

NAVE starts with the business need. A simpler automation, existing product or manual process may be the better answer.

What could that look like?

Illustrative applications, subject to feasibility and information review—not existing client results.

01

Find company information.

Help a team find answers in approved reference documents, with sources available for verification.

02

Prepare an enquiry response.

Organise an enquiry and draft a response using approved service information. A person reviews it before sending.

03

Turn notes into useful next steps.

Prepare structured tasks or CRM-update drafts from authorised notes, with checks before changes are applied.

04

Prepare an owner review.

Bring selected updates into a brief showing priorities, missing information and questions for the owner—not decisions made on their behalf.

From scope to working practice.

01

Define the job.

Agree the outcome, baseline, information sources, permissions, exclusions and evidence of a useful result.

02

Build within the agreed boundaries.

Configure suitable low-complexity work within NAVE's competence. Complex engineering, sensitive information or specialist architecture requires a qualified delivery partner.

03

Test before acceptance.

Check accuracy, failure cases, permissions, review effort, override and manual fallback against written acceptance criteria.

04

Hand over clearly.

Provide the agreed documentation, user guidance and responsibility map. Review actual results against the baseline.

What determines the quote?

The quote covers the complete agreed work—not only configuration time.

  • Discovery, process definition and information preparation
  • Tools, integrations, permission boundaries and complexity
  • Build, testing, corrections, documentation and handover
  • Agreed training, review and support arrangements

Software subscriptions, usage charges, hosting and ongoing maintenance are identified separately where applicable. Support is included only when the written scope says so.

You stay in control.

Defined in the scope

  • Approved data sources and proportionate access
  • Human approval for consequential actions
  • Acceptance tests, fallback and stop conditions
  • Account ownership, configuration ownership and handover responsibilities

Not an automatic inclusion

  • Unrestricted inbox, drive or system access
  • Unreviewed external communication
  • Unlimited changes, support or engineering
  • Guaranteed savings, revenue or error-free operation

Specialist partners remain accountable for their engineering and delivery. Relevant commercial relationships are disclosed. NAVE can separately supervise owner-side alignment.

A few useful answers.

Do I need an Audit first?

No. An adequate existing roadmap and bounded priority may be sufficient. If the task, evidence or permissions are unclear, we first agree the smallest useful scoping step.

Will the agent run the business on its own?

No. It has a defined role, limited access and agreed human review. Consequential decisions remain with accountable people.

Can you work with our existing tools?

We assess compatibility, information handling, permissions and ongoing costs during scoping. A logo or example on this site is not a guarantee of integration support or a partnership.

What happens after handover?

Ownership, documentation and responsibilities are agreed in writing. Maintenance and ongoing advice are separate unless expressly included.

Start with the task.

Describe the recurring work and what would make it better at a high level. Detailed scoping happens only after fit is established.