Context from systems
The agent uses customer data, order status, tickets, documents, rules or exports to place a task in context.
Silvant builds AI agents that prepare work, retrieve context, propose next steps and queue actions within clear limits. Not a standalone chatbot next to operations, but software around the systems your team already uses.
An agent deserves build time when the task recurs, needs context and has risks that can be made visible or bounded.
The process happens daily or weekly and uses context from multiple sources.
A standard tool lacks system access, rights, workflow logic or operation after launch.
The task is unclear, data is unreachable or no one owns exceptions and feedback.
The agent uses customer data, order status, tickets, documents, rules or exports to place a task in context.
Summaries, priorities, draft replies, exceptions or next steps are prepared for review.
Write access, customer impact, money, privacy and exceptions get approval, logging and escalation points.
We choose a recurring workflow with enough volume, clear output and an owner who can provide feedback.
We identify the minimum sources: CRM, ERP, ticketing, documents, databases, exports or internal tools.
We define what the agent may read, propose, queue or execute, and where human approval remains required.
The first version is deliberately narrow: real enough to touch work, small enough to test, correct and operate.
Number of integrations, APIs, exports, data sources and the quality of those sources.
Reading and proposing is smaller than executing actions or writing data back.
Rights, logging, audit trail, approval flow, evaluation and operation after launch.
No. A chatbot mostly handles conversations. An AI agent works inside a process, uses system context and can prepare work or queue actions within agreed limits.
When the process is unclear, data is unreachable, risk cannot be bounded or no one owns feedback and exceptions.
No. The first version often starts better by reading, summarising, flagging and proposing. Autonomy comes after context, logging and control work.
The Quickscan turns process, data, systems, risk and the smallest useful first build into a concrete decision.
In a short analysis we look at your processes, systems and data. Afterwards you know where AI can add value and which solution is logical to build first.