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The first thing we deploy is a baseline: two weeks of measuring how the work happens today. Everything the agents do afterward answers to that number, in a report that arrives on its own.
We have run business phone systems for twenty years. The agents join a conversation your systems are already having, so intake, routing, and follow up live in one place.
You decide what agents handle alone and what waits for approval. Exceptions land with named people, every action is logged, and autonomy grows only as results earn it.
Every workflow you fund is documented as yours from the first day. A short conversation, if you ever decide to take it somewhere else.
Need the agents fully in-house? Infradapt also delivers Managed Private AI: private AI systems on infrastructure we own, in-region. And when your team is still early with AI, AI Workforce Enablement is the on-ramp.
Ongoing support for the users, devices, systems, vendors, and applications that keep daily operations running.
Approved tools, safe data boundaries, and role-based training that turn everyday AI use into a habit your policies can live with.
Private, single-tenant AI environments on infrastructure Infradapt owns, in-region, under one fixed monthly fee.
The phones, contact center, and messaging the agents plug into. One switchboard for every conversation your business has.
The queue gets shorter, the paperwork files itself, and a monthly report shows what the agents completed and what it cost. That is AI with a job description.
Start with an AI Value Review: thirty minutes, and you leave with a one page scorecard naming the two workflows most worth automating and what they cost you today.
It stops and asks. The question lands with a named person, with everything the agent gathered attached, and the workflow resumes once a decision is made.
One monthly fee, scoped before anything is deployed. The scorecard from your AI Value Review defines the workflows, the boundaries, and the fee. It changes when we agree it changes.
The agents work inside the systems you already run: your phones, your inbox, your ticketing, your CRM, your Microsoft 365. Deployment adds a platform under them, and your team keeps the tools they know.
Only what each workflow needs. Agents receive scoped access with the same identity controls as employees, every read and write is logged, and access ends when the workflow ends.
The patterns we deploy most: service desk triage and resolution, document intake and filing, quote and proposal preparation, and employee onboarding and offboarding. If work arrives steadily and follows rules, it is a candidate.
The agents take the retyping, the routing, and the chasing. Your people keep the judgment calls, with more time to make them. Most clients grow throughput with the team they already have.
The baseline takes two weeks. The first workflow usually goes live within the following month, and the first monthly report follows on its own.
