AI Agents
See what AI agents can do for your industry or process: the jobs they take on, how each agent runs, and a worked example with sample data.
Direct Answer
AI agents are software given a goal instead of a fixed script: they plan steps, call tools, check the results, and stop or hand off to a person when a decision carries risk. Pick your industry or process below to see what an agent can do, how it runs, and a worked example.
AI Agents for Workplace Booking
A practical reference showing how AI agents manage workplace booking tasks, from goal to tool use to handoff, with a concrete worked example.
AI Agents for Yard Management in Logistics
This page shows the AI agent loop for yard management in logistics, detailing goal handling, tool use, checks, and a concrete worked example.
AI Agents for Yard Management
AI agents for yard management demonstrate goal-driven loops that plan tasks, call tools like sensors and mapping services, verify results, and hand off when completion criteria are met.
AI Agents for Year-end Close in Accounting and Tax
This reference shows how an AI agent handles year-end close tasks in accounting and tax, from goal to tool use to hand-off, with a concrete worked example.
AI Agents for Year-end Close
A practical reference detailing how AI agents perform year-end close tasks, the loop they follow, concrete tool use, and a complete worked example.
FAQ
What is an AI agent?
An AI agent is software given a goal rather than a fixed script. It plans steps, calls tools, checks the results, and either finishes or hands off to a person.
What is the difference between an AI agent and AI automation?
AI automation runs a defined process with AI at certain steps. An AI agent chooses its own next step toward a goal, which suits work where the path changes from case to case.
Which AI agent should a business build first?
Start with one narrow goal, read-mostly tool access, and a clear owner. Widen what the agent may do alone only after its logged runs show it can be trusted.