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An agent behind every function. Your people behind every decision.

Intake, quoting, scheduling, reporting, screening: every company carries a layer of repetitive work that holds good people hostage. Our engineers embed in your business, break one slice of that work into small functions, and put a specialist agent behind each one. What ships is a working application your team logs into. First production release usually in weeks. We operate it after launch.

More than 50 applications run on the platform today

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One system, two views. Your team works in Operations. Your engineers can read Engineering.

Agents are now the operating org. Not a chat window bolted onto the side of a business, but specialist agents standing behind the small functions that make a company run, with your people holding every call that matters. We embed, we break the work down into functions small enough to build honestly, and we wire your people into the gates. More than fifty applications run on our platform today, from risk quantification to key-person screening to a transit app live in the App Store. None of them started as a diagram. They started as one function that had to work.

Dritan Saliovski · Founder, Innovaiden

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Counts are platform-wide across applications Innovaiden has built and operates, including our own internal systems. We walk through the full inventory on request.

01 / Work, drawn smaller

Every department is a set of small functions.

Here is one slice, decomposed the way we would build it.

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Intake

Every inbound request read, structured, and routed within minutes of arrival. What needs a human gets flagged, not buried.

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Quoting

A draft quote built from your price rules and your history, with the reasoning attached. It leaves the building only after a named person approves it.

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Scheduling

The calendar holds itself: conflicts resolved, crews and rooms rebalanced, exceptions escalated to whoever owns the day.

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Reporting

The weekly numbers assemble themselves, and every figure carries its source and date. No one spends Friday in a spreadsheet.

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Screening

Counterparties and key people checked against registries, filings, and press, with every finding graded before it reaches you.

The same decomposition holds at eight thousand people as at twenty. If a function can be specified, an agent can staff it, and your people can govern it.

02 / Built use cases

Some of what we've built.

Each one started as one slice of work. Built on the platform, gated by people, operated after launch.

Diligencebuilt on Create

Company intelligence workstation

The ask: Research a target the way an analyst team would, in a fraction of the time.

What we built: Agents mine filings, registries, sanctions lists, press, and technical surface, more than 500 sources per company. Every finding lands graded, with source and date attached.

Where it stands: Runs our own advisory engagements. Reports export with the full audit trail.

500+ sourcesevidence-gradedversioned reports

Yours will look different, and that is the point. If the function can be specified, it is a candidate: customer replies, document processing, phone coverage, finance back office, whatever eats your week.

03 / How a slice gets built

Forward-deployed means from inside your operation.

Not from a document. We map the work where it happens, and nothing consequential moves without a named person saying yes.

Mapinnovaiden

Our engineers embed and chart how the work actually flows, not how the org chart says it does

Decomposeinnovaiden

One slice of the work broken into functions small enough to specify, build, and test honestly

Staffagents

A specialist agent behind each function, coordinated by a lead agent running workers in parallel

Gateyou

Your people take the approval gates. Nothing consequential moves without a named person saying yes

Operateinnovaiden

We ship the application your team logs into, then run it: monitoring, tuning, adding the next function once this one has proven itself

We call this operated software: an application we build for you, staffed by agents, governed by your people, and run by Innovaiden after launch. Every stage leaves a record. Each action, data point, and approval is timestamped into an audit trail you can read end to end.

04 / The engine

The engine shows its work.

Underneath every application is the same machinery, and none of it runs on trust.

4.1

A lead agent decomposes the job

Every run starts with a lead agent breaking the job into tasks and dispatching specialist workers in parallel. Each worker does one narrow thing well. The lead agent assembles what comes back and decides what is still missing.

4.2

Every data point is graded

Nothing enters a deliverable ungraded. Each data point is stamped Verified, Observed, Estimated, or Hypothesis, and carries its source and date. You can see exactly how solid every figure is before you act on it.

4.3

Limits are locked server-side

Budgets and iteration caps are enforced by the platform, not by an agent's good behavior. A worker cannot raise its own spend, extend its own run, or loop indefinitely. When a cap is hit, the run stops and says so.

4.4

Consequential actions wait for people

Anything that spends money, touches production, or leaves the building pauses at an approval gate held by a named person on your team. Agents prepare the work in full. People make the call.

A sample of the roster

Company ResearcherFilings ReaderSanctions CheckerPress ReaderRisk ModelerQuote DrafterCompany ResearcherFilings ReaderSanctions CheckerPress ReaderRisk ModelerQuote Drafter
Schedule PlannerReport CompilerPipeline MonitorMigration RunnerCompliance CheckerRecords ReconcilerSchedule PlannerReport CompilerPipeline MonitorMigration RunnerCompliance CheckerRecords Reconciler

05 / Controls

Built for a security review.

The questions your security team will ask, answered before they ask them.

control readout
audit_trailevery action recorded, end to endEvery run, data point, and approval is timestamped into a trail you can read from first action to final deliverable.
approval_gatesnamed people on consequential actionsActions that matter pause until a specific person on your team signs off, and that signature becomes part of the record.
evidence_gradefour grades, source and date attachedVerified, Observed, Estimated, or Hypothesis on every data point, so you always know what you are standing on.
budget_lockspend and iteration caps, server-sideLimits are enforced by the platform itself; no agent can raise its own budget or extend its own run.
tenant_isolationyour data walled off, per projectEvery client runs in its own isolated tenancy; nothing you put in is visible to anyone else.
access_controlMFA required, private AWS networkEvery account requires multi-factor authentication, and the infrastructure sits on private AWS with no public database endpoint.

Our SOC 2 readiness program is underway. We are not certified yet, we will not pretend to be, and we will show you exactly where the program stands on the call.

06 / Sized to where you are

The same platform, entered at different doors.

Around 20 people

You cannot hire for the work that eats your week, and you should not have to. One function, usually intake or quoting, goes live in weeks and starts carrying its share.

  • Intake that structures every inbound request before you see it
  • Quotes drafted from your own price rules, approved by you before they send
  • A weekly report that assembles itself with sources attached

Growing past 100

The processes that got you here are held together by a few overloaded people. We decompose the messiest slice first and hand those people gates instead of grunt work.

  • Scheduling that resolves its own conflicts and escalates true exceptions
  • Reporting across teams with every figure graded and dated
  • Pipeline monitoring that tells you what changed overnight

Enterprise scale

You need rigor before capability: isolation, audit, named accountability. The platform was built for that review, and one governed pilot fits inside your budget line.

  • Key-person screening and risk quantification running in production today
  • Approval gates that map onto your existing sign-off structure
  • End-to-end audit trail, tenant isolation, MFA on private AWS

Start with one function.

A scoping call maps one slice of your work into functions and names who holds each gate. The commercial shape is plain: a scoped build fee, then a monthly operations fee, with figures after that call and before you commit to anything. A first production release usually lands in weeks.

07 / FAQ

Common questions.

A platform where specialist agents run the small functions of your business inside an application we build for you, with your people holding every decision that matters. Our engineers build it, ship a first release usually in weeks, and operate it after launch. More than 50 applications run on the platform today, and we are onboarding design partners now.
A coding assistant helps your people write software they then have to run themselves. A dev shop builds to a spec and leaves. We embed in your operation, decompose the work ourselves, ship the application, and then operate it, so the incentive to make it work in production is ours and stays ours.
Anything that decomposes into functions precise enough to specify and test. Today that spans intake, quoting, scheduling, and reporting at smaller firms, and key-person screening, risk quantification, deal pipeline, compliance workflows, and agent-run infrastructure migrations at larger ones. If you can describe the function and name who should approve its output, it is a candidate.
A 20-person firm and an 8,000-person organization enter through the same door: one slice of work, decomposed. Smaller companies usually start with the function that eats the most owner time. Enterprises usually start with a governed pilot their security and operations teams can inspect end to end.
Four ways, all enforced by the platform rather than promised by us. Budgets and iteration caps are locked server-side, every data point is graded and carries its source and date, every action lands in an audit trail, and consequential actions stop at approval gates held by named people on your team.
It gets caught in layers. Weak evidence is graded as weak before it reaches a deliverable, consequential actions cannot execute without a human sign-off, and the audit trail shows exactly what happened and why. When something still slips through, remember that we operate the system: fixing it is our job, not a ticket in your backlog.
A scoped build fee, then a monthly operations fee. We publish no figures because every build is scoped to a real slice of work; you get numbers after a scoping call, before you commit to anything.
Ownership and exit are agreed in writing before any build begins, not negotiated on the way out. Your data is yours throughout, and if we part ways you leave with it, along with the full record of everything the system did on your behalf.
Not yet, and we will not imply otherwise. Our SOC 2 readiness program is underway, and the controls it formalizes, audit trails, tenant isolation, MFA, and private infrastructure, are already running. Ask on the call and we will show you exactly where the program stands.