Connect what you already run
Your warehouses and business apps, and agents from any platform or framework. Agents built elsewhere reach your apps through Actee, so their decisions are checked and recorded too.
The Agent Impact Board shows every agent in business terms: what it costs, how well it works, what it may decide and what it did. It is built on a semantic business intelligence platform that turns simple conversations about your data and your agents into boards and reports.
The 36 agents in view over the last 30 days. Profit, return and proof are for the 10 agents with benefit inputs.
The Agent Impact Board overview. Demo data.
Actee runs on a semantic business intelligence platform: one model of your business, with its customers, products, KPIs and who may decide what. Your data and your agents both map onto it, so a question about either gets the same kind of answer.
Your warehouses and business apps, and agents from any platform or framework. Agents built elsewhere reach your apps through Actee, so their decisions are checked and recorded too.
Data products were the old paradigm: a model of the business that answered questions. An agentic workforce is their next step, a data product with the decisions built in through agents. Bring the agent platform you already run and Actee integrates with it; if you have none, build your agents in Agent Studio.
The Agent Impact Board is the board for your agentic workforce: every agent in business terms, kept current. For anything it does not answer, ask about your agents and their data in plain words, then publish: turn the conversation into a board, and the board into an article, slides, a podcast or a video.
The board sums up every agent in plain words: whether runs are working, which agents tried to act outside their limits, what needs a decision, and what each one returns for each dollar.
The Agent Impact Board overview. Demo data.
Runs, failures and results getting worse, caught from live use. The full cost of each agent, not just the vendor bill. Agents ranked by return, each marked grow, hold, fix or shut down.
What the agents cost and what they return. Demo data.
Each agent acts within limits you set, the way you delegate authority to people. A change above a threshold goes to a named person. Every decision lands in a ledger with the check's answer and its evidence.
Every decision, checked against its limits and recorded. Demo data.
Ask why a number moved, and the same conversation shows the agent decisions behind it, including any outside its limits.
A number, then the agent decisions behind it. Demo data.
Ask about your data or your agents in plain words, and the answer can become a board: the figure, the chart, the agent decisions behind it and the recommended action, kept current and shared with the people who need it. An agent drafts the About text and the key takeaways; you decide what stays.
The agent drafts the board; you decide what it shows. Demo data.
The same board becomes an article for the CFO, slides for the Monday meeting, a podcast for the commute or a short video. Reports sit in one library by format, with what colleagues shared kept apart, so the answer to how your agents are doing reaches people who never open a dashboard.
Every report in one library, by format. Demo data.
The same analysis reaches a board member, a regional manager and a commuting executive differently. Actee generates all four from a single conversation — no deck-building evening, no re-cut for a second audience, and no version drift between them.
Actee turns the analysis into a narrated walkthrough with an on-screen presenter and captions, and a time-coded transcript beside it. Change the transcript language and the same briefing reaches a regional team without a translation cycle.
The same analysis as audio, with the transcript beside it and the next report already queued. Leaders who never open a dashboard still walk into the meeting current.
Five pages — title, executive summary, dashboard overview, performance insights, recommended actions — laid out and branded. The evening you would have spent assembling it is simply not spent.
An executive briefing with the full reasoning behind the headline: the numbers, the method, the caveats. This is the artifact that outlives the meeting and still stands up when someone reopens it weeks later.
Data pilots and early access for agents.