Solutions
Accountability for the workflows your agents already run
ThetaLayer works wherever an agent writes to a system with an audit log. These are the workflows where the evidence is richest, the unit of work is easy to count, and the decisions — route, cap, renew, retire — are clearest.
By function
Invoice intake, vendor master and payment agents across email, spreadsheets and ERP.
- Cost per completed invoice
- Straight-through rate
- Takeover rate
Lead qualification, CRM updates and service agents, measured per resolved case.
- Cost per qualified lead
- Cost per resolved case
- CRM write accuracy
Onboarding and HRIS agents handling personal data under strict mandates.
- Cost per completed onboarding
- Time-to-ready
- Unauthorised field changes
Coding agents measured by cost per merged change and revert rate.
- Cost per merged change
- Revert rate
- Cycle time
By industry
Audit-ready agent evidence for DORA, the EU AI Act and internal audit.
- Mandate compliance
- Evidence coverage
- Four-eyes integrity
If an agent writes to a system with an audit log, ThetaLayer can account for it. See what we're built to read from — connector availability is confirmed during pilot scoping.
Choosing a first workflow
Start where the evidence is strongest
A good first workflow gives you a clean baseline in two weeks and a decision in six. Four things make that likely.
- Agents already write to a system of record with an audit log — an ERP, CRM, HRIS or Git host
- The unit of work is countable: an invoice, a qualified lead, an onboarding, a merged change
- Mistakes cost money or touch sensitive data, so control findings matter
- A named owner can act on what the pilot finds
Accounts-payable invoice processing ticks all four, which is why it's our flagship pilot. See finance operations
Book a Demo
Pick a workflow. We'll reconstruct it end to end.
Book a 30-minute walkthrough. We'll show mandates, the evidence ledger and cost per outcome on a real workflow, then scope a six-week, read-only pilot around yours.