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Its own identity. Never a shared login or a person's credentials.
AI AGENT ENGINEERING
Agents that act in your systems. Inside limits you can prove.
We design, connect, test and run AI agents that act in SAP and other business systems, with scoped permissions, human approvals and a full audit trail.
FORCIO · CTO · AI LEAD · ENTERPRISE ARCHITECT
- EVENT
Invoice INV-20481 blocked · price variance 4.2%
- CONTEXT
PO 4500-1187 · goods receipt posted · price amendment on file
- REASON
Variance matches the approved price amendment
- GATE
Auto-release ≤ 5% and ≤ $10,000 · SoD ok · PASS
- ACTION
Payment block released in SAP S/4HANA
- AUDIT
Inputs, rule, decision and reversal path logged
THE IDEA
Onboard an AI agent the way you'd onboard a new hire with system access.
A chat assistant answers questions. An agent changes records. That's why it needs the same six things you'd give any new colleague before day one.
Only the access it needs
Least-privilege roles mapped to your SAP and system authorizations, with segregation of duties.
A rulebook
Policies, thresholds and exceptions written down before it acts.
Approved tools
A short list of actions with validated inputs. Nothing outside the list.
A manager
A named person who approves what is above its authority and owns the outcome.
A paper trail
What it saw, what it decided and what it changed, ready for audit.
Which task is worth automating?
We pick one bounded task with a clear owner and a measurable outcome, and set the autonomy target.
YOU GETAgent brief: task, owner, KPI, autonomy target
What does it need to know and do?
We connect the knowledge it may read and the actions it may take, through APIs your teams approve.
YOU GETTool contracts and data-access map
What may it do alone?
We set thresholds, approvals and segregation of duties, and decide which actions must be reversible.
YOU GETAutonomy and control matrix
Does it behave before it goes live?
We test it against real scenarios, edge cases and attempts to push it past its limits.
YOU GETEvaluation suite and go-live criteria
Is it still doing the right thing?
We monitor quality, cost and exceptions, review it on a schedule and keep a way to stop it instantly.
YOU GETRunbook, dashboards and kill switch
AUTONOMY
Choose how far the agent goes. The controls follow.
THE AGENT
Prepares the fix with evidence and waits.
CONTROLS REQUIRED
Policy check · explanation · approval queue
THE PERSON
Approves or rejects in one click.
DESIGNED FOR WHAT GOES WRONG
Many agent projects stall on cost, unclear value or weak controls. We design for those first.
It acts on a wrong assumption
Validated tool inputs and a policy check before every action
It has more access than it needs
Its own identity with least-privilege roles and segregation of duties
It quietly gets worse
The test suite re-runs on every change; quality and drift are monitored
Nobody owns it
A named business owner and a technical owner, with a review schedule
Its action can't be undone
Reversible actions first, approvals for the rest, and a kill switch
Working in SAP?
AI for SAP See the full reference case: a vendor invoice exception handled by an agent, with SAP controls and audit.
DISRUKTECH RESEARCH
Enterprise Agent Architecture™
The framework behind this method: business context, knowledge, reasoning, tools, systems, governance, human oversight and outcomes.
BUYER QUESTIONS
Questions to resolve before starting
What makes an agent enterprise-ready?+
It requires business context, governed knowledge, authenticated tools, identity, human oversight, evaluation, observability and exception handling.
Is this the same as AI for SAP?+
No. This page covers agent engineering across enterprise systems. AI for SAP focuses on bounded SAP processes, access and transactional controls.
Where does human oversight fit?+
Oversight is designed according to business risk, authorization, reversibility and the level of agent autonomy.
How does EAA™ relate?+
Enterprise Agent Architecture™ provides the research framework; an engineering engagement applies it to a bounded system and operating context.
Bring one task you'd trust a new hire with.
We'll tell you whether an agent can do it, how far it should go alone, and what it takes to run it safely.