Dozens of agentic apps, safely in every department
Agentic applications optimize work where it happens — in support, finance, operations, and the field. Agentic Business Operations is how you deploy dozens of them across your departments safely: built with the teams that use them, governed by the platform they run on.
Built with front-line teams in 2–4 days
Business applications engineers build iteratively with the people who will use the app — not from a requirements document. The Kilter platform removes the infrastructure work, so a working, governed application ships in days, not quarters.
Sit with the team
A business applications engineer embeds with the front-line team — support, finance, field ops — and captures the workflow as it actually runs, not as the org chart says it runs.
Build iteratively, together
Working software on day one, refined with the team daily. Agentic scaffolding on the Kilter platform means the infrastructure — auth, data, deployment — is already handled.
Ship in 2–4 days
The application deploys through the Kilter Business Portal — governed, classified, and reachable by exactly the people who should reach it. Then the next iteration starts.
Where departments reach their applications
The business-user layer of the platform. Every agentic application a department relies on lives behind one portal — with single sign-on, role-based access, and the governance controls that let you say yes to the next dozen apps instead of no.
- A dashboard where business users reach their applications in a portal-friendly way
- Single sign-on across every agentic-layer app
- Secure, controlled deployment of business-user-created apps
- Data access contracts tied to role-based access control (RBAC)
- Application classification for agentic GRC
Per-seat add-on from $10/user/month — see pricing
Unreliable agents, reliably in production
Agents are probabilistic; your obligations aren't. Airbender manages agentic performance at runtime — guardrails, mitigations, and compliance controls at the application and workflow layer, so every deployed app stays inside the lines you drew for it.
- Runtime guardrails at the application and workflow layer
- Mitigations that catch and contain agent mistakes in production
- Compliance controls mapped to how your organization actually works
- Agents don't have to be always right to be safe
- Agents can be evolved in production
- A/B test new models or smaller models
Secure by architecture, not by review meeting
Deploying dozens of applications only works if each one is safe by default. The Kilter platform is infrastructure-first — every app gets its own isolated namespace, network policy, managed secrets, SSO, and RBAC the moment it deploys. Airbender's agentic performance management architecture and workflows govern what the app does at runtime. Together they're what allows provably safe and secure agentic workflows — at department scale.