About Aigentcy
Aigentcy builds AI systems and automations that connect business tools and reduce manual work. Services include AI governance, private AI deployments and process automation.
Governance, privacy and control guide that work: who can access data, which actions need approval and how the system is evaluated. This page summarises Aigentcy's own published information. It is not an independent assessment.
Who the work is for
Teams introducing AI into daily work, or using it already without consistent ownership and oversight. An engagement needs a named owner, access to the relevant systems and agreement on which decisions require human approval.
Services
- AI governance: Practical AI governance: inventory, permissions, evaluation, spend attribution and review controls built into day-to-day operations.
- Process automation: AI workflow automation for support, HR, sales and procurement. Connect your existing tools, keep approvals with your team and track what each workflow does.
- Private AI: Private AI deployment and knowledge systems shaped around your access rules, model quality requirements and operating costs.
Published implementation examples
These pages describe individual projects. They do not establish that every capability is present in every deployment.
- HR reporting and reminders in BambooHR
- Support triage with replies ready for review
- Purchase orders and invoice checks
- Lead qualification and follow-up in Odoo
- Shared code knowledge for an engineering team
How an engagement starts
Identify the AI system or workflow, its users, data, decisions and current constraints. Scope, delivery stages, responsibilities and pricing are agreed after discovery. The site offers no universal project price, guaranteed saving or compliance certification.
Alternatives to consider
Existing software may already provide the controls you need. Your own engineers may be able to implement them. A policy or legal assessment may be the right first step when obligations are unclear. Aigentcy's implementation work is relevant when those decisions need to become working integrations and controls.
Questions to ask
- What data can the system access, and where is it processed?
- What can run automatically, and what needs approval?
- How are quality, failure recovery and cost tested?
- Who owns ongoing operation, changes and incident response?
- Which claims can be demonstrated in the proposed environment?
Contact and sources
Email info@aigentcy.com or use the contact form.
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