THE AGENT OPERATING LAYER
AI agents thatfinish the work.
AI agents read the procedure, coordinate your existing tools, ask for approval when it matters, and deliver a recorded outcome.
A real operational request
Procedure, data, permissions
Human approval at the edge
Every outcome recorded
Follow the work. Make the decision.
Explore a supplier delay from the first message to the recorded outcome. Try the approval step yourself.
A delay. A clear next step.
A supplier moves a delivery by three days. Dialogo starts the defined exception workflow.
- Source: supplier email
- Request: review production impact
- Owner: production planner
Receive
Your context makes AI operational.
Each workflow uses the relevant procedure, records, permissions and accountable owner. Explore the context behind the example.
Supplier delay handling
Check inventory, assess the impact, prepare a change. Updating the production schedule requires approval.
Governance, security and privacy
You define the boundaries.
Configure who can act, when approval is required and where data is processed. Control is part of the workflow.
Keep execution in your company.
In a fully on-premise deployment, models, workflow memory and execution history operate within your company-controlled network.
Authentication controls access. Data residency depends on deployment, integrations and model routing.
Read the security overviewThe controls are in the product.
Actual Dialogo screens. Explore agent controls and the evidence from a Salesforce run.
Observe records without blocking. Enforce pauses configured actions for explicit approval.
Start with work you know.
Manufacturing, services and operations. Choose a process with a clear outcome and defined human decisions.
Manufacturing
A supplier delivery changes after production has been planned.
Dialogo gathers the order, inventory, supplier message, and production plan; finds the affected work; then prepares the safest update.
The planner approves schedule changes before systems are updated.
One workflow. A concrete place to start.
Bring a process your team still coordinates by hand. We’ll work through what it would take to make it executable.
- Describe the process and the outcome you need.
- Identify the systems, access and approval points.
- Assess the fit and a practical next step.