Product /X Worker

Make digital workers part of your team.

X Worker brings roles, knowledge, skills and workflows into a digital team that collaborates on business tasks, with human review at critical steps.

Built for enterprise
01

Platform foundation

Unify organizational identity, knowledge, tools and execution records.

02

Digital workforce

Configure roles, responsibilities and collaboration for different jobs.

03

Ongoing implementation support

Work together from discovery and validation through launch and operations to support real business use.

01 / How a task gets done

From a contract to evidence-backed recommendations.

Contract clauses are checked and items for review are collected.
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02 / Digital worker workspace

See ownership and delivery in one workspace.

Digital workers collaborate on a shared task, with deliverables reviewed by people.
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03 / Enterprise knowledge and skills

Turn organizational experience into reusable capability.

Organize documents, decision rules and exception-handling experience as context for digital workers, so business expertise can keep growing.

Enterprise knowledge

Manage policies, workflows, cases and materials by access scope, with traceable sources in answers.

Skill distillation

Work with business experts to capture decision criteria, operating steps and exceptions.

Organizational context

Agree on terminology, data definitions, collaboration rules and output templates.

Maintenance

Document owners manage versions and update knowledge and skills using task feedback.

04 / Workflows and integrations

Connect digital workers to existing business processes.

Use explicit triggers, inputs, outputs and exception paths to connect models, knowledge and enterprise systems to tasks.

  1. Task triggers

    Manual, scheduled or event-driven triggers, as supported by the delivered version.

  2. Tool connections

    Connect authorized business tools and knowledge sources through APIs or MCP.

  3. Workflow orchestration

    Define steps, conditions, outputs and handoffs when information is insufficient.

  4. System boundaries

    List only verified integrations, with read and write permissions explained separately.

05 / People and digital workers

Keep execution rights and business accountability clear.

Digital workers can propose an action; explicit access and approval rules determine whether it runs.

Data access

Provide the necessary materials within organizational, role and task boundaries.

Tool permissions

Restrict the tools, parameters and target systems that may be used.

High-risk actions

Route sensitive actions to human approval at integrated execution endpoints.

Credentials and audit

Isolate credential configuration and record tool calls and approvals for traceability.

06 / Business scenarios

Build different digital teams for different roles.

One platform supports knowledge, skills and tasks across departments. Start by validating a clearly scoped scenario.

Contract review

Use contracts and company policies; clause and risk specialists produce comparisons and open questions for legal review.

Investment research

Use industry materials and research questions; research and risk roles deliver sources, analysis and items to verify.

Enterprise knowledge

Search policies within employee permissions, provide sourced answers and return unresolved questions to document owners.

Manufacturing documentation

Use technical manuals and requirements; organizing, analysis and validation roles produce drafts and a missing-information list.

07 / Outcomes and continuous improvement

Make every result a basis for the next improvement.

Assess agreed tasks against quality standards, then refine knowledge, models and workflows using feedback and runtime data.

Completion

Record successful, failed and human-assisted tasks against business acceptance criteria.

Quality and time

Track information accuracy, elapsed time and human review effort.

Cost per successful task

Include failures and retries across the same task set, then analyze the cost of successful delivery.

Improvement cycle

Agent Eval provides evidence and recommendations; changes are reviewed, applied and retested.

08 / Deployment and infrastructure

Fit the application to your models and data environment.

Choose private, hybrid or cloud arrangements, with clear locations and responsibilities for knowledge, logs, model calls and operations.

Deployment options

Private deployment runs in your environment; hybrid selectively calls external models; cloud access is configured in an agreed environment.

Access and routing

API Platform provides unified model access; Route Engine selects paths by task difficulty and policy.

Security and quality

Route Fence controls data and execution boundaries; Route Trust provides evidence about resource quality.

Task evaluation

Agent Eval connects runtime data with business outcomes to support improvement.

09 / Implementation and next steps

Build your first digital workforce.

Map scenarios, capture skills and validate a PoC together, then plan integration, training and ongoing operations.

What to prepare

A specific task, usable sample materials, desired outputs and a business owner.

The first step

A demo explains how it works; a scenario assessment defines what to validate.

Book an X Worker demo