Industry Agent Library

Agents that already work in your industry, configured to your systems and your data instead of built from scratch. Construction, building materials and mechanical engineering, where the processes repeat from company to company.

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What we look at

From a proven agent to one that knows your systems.

The process repeats, the data does not

Quotation, tendering, spare parts, dealer enquiries: the shape of these processes is much the same across companies in one industry. What differs is the data model and the systems around it, and that is what configuration covers.

Configured, not rebuilt

Skills, guardrails and test cases already exist and have run elsewhere. The work is connecting the agent to your CRM and your data and adjusting the rules, not starting from an empty page.

Proven on your cases before it runs

Before an agent goes live it runs against your real scenarios. Industry experience shortens the build; it does not replace the proof on your own data.

What you receive

Four reasons to configure rather than build.

A shorter path into operation

The agent exists. What remains is configuration, connection and testing on your data.

Industry logic included

Rules, terms and edge cases from construction, building materials and mechanical engineering are already in the agent.

Your systems, your data

Connected to your CRM and the systems around it, working on your data model rather than on a copy.

Configuration fee plus usage

You pay for the configuration and then for what runs, instead of financing a development project.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions about Industry Agent Library

What is the Industry Agent Library?

A set of agents that have proven themselves in construction, building materials and mechanical engineering. They are configured to your systems and data rather than developed from scratch.

Which industries are covered?

Construction, building materials and mechanical engineering. Those are the industries where we have run enough projects for the processes to repeat reliably.

What if our process is different?

Then the difference is either a matter of configuration or a case for Custom Agent Development. Process Redesign for Agents settles which of the two it is, before anything is built.

What does it cost?

A configuration fee plus usage. What falls away is the development a custom agent would need.

Who runs the agent afterwards?

Operation sits with Managed AI Agents: performance, cost and escalations are monitored, and the agent is improved on the basis of what is measured.

Other Automate services

Three more services in Automate

If Automate is not the right starting point for you, explore the other phases of the Agentic Growth Stack as well.

Process Redesign for Agents

The process taken apart before an agent runs it: what falls away, what the agent does and what stays a human decision.

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Custom Agent Development

Agents that take on tasks instead of merely answering: qualifying leads, preparing quotes, resolving tickets.

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Agent Governance & Oversight

Guardrails for using AI: approvals, logging and traceability, built in from the start.

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first step

The first step towards an agent-native company.

In the NATIVE Assessment we develop a clear target picture and a business case that holds up, in four to eight weeks. Fixed price, no open-ended day rates.

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