Enterprise workflows that finish the job.

Run everything from simple automated tasks to complex cross-enterprise workflows on one durable, governed platform. Orchestrate keeps work moving from request to outcome using reliable automation where the path is known and AI where judgment adds value.

Why workflow-first ↓See a workflow

Workflow-first · Evidence-grounded · Governed by design · Built to recover

Living workflow Run #AP-2048

One thread of work.

Everything else participates in it.

Observe

Invoice exception ERP record

Evidence

PO + contract Supplier history

Reason

Mismatch analysis Policy interpretation

Decide

Human approval waits safely

Act + Verify

Update ERP ✓ verify

Evidence + identity + history stay with the workflow Completed

Trusted by Enterprises Globally

An agentic enterprise isn't an enterprise full of agents. It's an enterprise where workflows can reason, gather evidence, use tools, involve people, and act safely and reliably.

Enterprises run workflows: incidents, approvals, onboarding, exceptions, investigations, claims, changes. Agents are useful participants. The workflow is the unit of work.

The agentic enterprise operating model

Reasoning matters. Finishing the work matters more.

Start with the work, then use the simplest execution that gets each step done. A workflow can be fully deterministic, selectively AI-assisted, or span multiple specialists, people, and systems.

Authentication

The workflow persists while agents, people, tools, and models come and go.

Keep work moving

Evidence

Build a shared body of facts, artifacts, sources, confidence, and contradictions.

Know what's true

Reasoning

Bring in AI when interpretation, investigation, or judgment is genuinely useful.

Decide where needed

Tools

Read and change enterprise systems through controlled actions, APIs, and integrations.

Get things done

People

Make approvals and human judgment first-class parts of the workflow, not exceptions to it.

Stay in the loop

Governance + durability
underneath everything

Identity

Policy

Recovery

Audit

From simple to complex

One workflow model. Different amounts of intelligence.

Not every workflow needs an agent. Start simple, keep known steps reliable, and add reasoning, people, or specialist agents only when the work demands it.

Straightforward

No AI required

Create an AIX user

Validate the request, check policy, create the account, assign the right groups, verify the result, and record what changed.
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Request

→

Policy

→

Create

→

Verify

Reliable automation + governance

Exception-driven

AI when needed

Resolve an access request

Run the normal path automatically. If access conflicts with policy or the request is unclear, bring in reasoning or a person only for that exception.
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Automate

→

Reason

→

Approve

→

Act

Automation + judgment on demand

Cross-enterprise

Multiple participants

Shared evidence store

Workers, tools, and people can write structured findings into session-scoped storage. The workflow keeps the evidence after the producing agent has completed.

Evidence

→

Reason

→

People

→

Systems

Evidence + AI + people + tools

Start simple. Add intelligence where the work demands it.

Don't turn a five-step process into an agent just because AI is available.

Evidence Fabric

Reason from evidence. Not from an ever-growing prompt.

As the workflow moves, Orchestrate can build an evidence layer from systems, documents, telemetry, tools, people, and specialist work. Reasoning receives the evidence needed for the decision at hand — with source and history attached.

Evidence
Fabric

shared truth for the workflow

APIs + live systems

Documents + contracts

Specialist findings

Human decisions

Telemetry + observability

ERP + business records

See the operating model in one workflow

An invoice exception shouldn't become an “agent project.”

It should remain a business workflow. Orchestrate chooses the right execution method for each step while keeping the evidence, people, systems, and history connected.

Invoice exception · INV-2048

Amount mismatch · supplier contract requires interpretation

waiting → approved → completed

Collect facts

Invoice, PO, contract and supplier history.

evidence

Match known fields

Repeatable validation and three-way match.

automation

Investigate mismatch

AI interprets the exception and identifies missing evidence.

reasoning

Check policy

Known business rules run consistently.

automation

Ask a person

Pause safely for the approval that matters.

human

Take action

Update the ERP with only the authority required.

tool

Verify + close

Confirm the outcome and preserve the full record.

evidence

From simple to complex

Use intelligence where it pays off. Don't pay for it everywhere.

Not every workflow needs an agent. Start simple, keep known steps reliable, and add reasoning, people, or specialist agents only when the work demands it.

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Reason only where needed

Known decisions stay deterministic. Models are used for ambiguity, investigation, and judgment not routine orchestration.

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Recover, don't restart

Durable state means completed work does not need to be replayed after a failure or interruption.

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Don't compute while waiting

Approvals and external delays can preserve state without holding an active execution worker for the wait itself.

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Govern once. Reuse everywhere.

Identity, policy, approvals and audit become shared runtime capabilities instead of custom plumbing for every workflow.

~80%

fewer orchestrator tokens*

In Aizen's multi agent reference architecture, workers produced about 4,000 tokens while selective context let the orchestrator read roughly 800 for synthesis. *Reference workload, not a guaranteed saving; actual economics vary by workflow.

Governance + durability

The workflow stays accountable even when the actors change.

Agents may appear for seconds. A workflow may live for days. Orchestrate keeps the state, authority, approvals, actions, and evidence attached to the work from start to finish.

Know who started the work

Every run begins with an identified person, application, or trusted system.

Limit every action

Each participant receives only the authority needed for its part of the workflow.

Recover without losing the story

State and evidence survive waits, failures, restarts, and handoffs.

Prove what happened

Decisions, approvals and system changes stay connected in one traceable history.

One accountable workflow

Maria Chen

requested exception resolution

↓· authority follows the work

Orchestrate

owns workflow state

↓ specialist gets limited task

Invoice specialist

analyze mismatch only

↓ approval recorded

Finance approver

approved correction

↓ approval recorded

ERP

invoice updated + verified

Evidence · decisions · authority · action

✓ complete history

Where to start

Start with one workflow. Simple or complex.

A first workflow can be a straightforward account creation task, an exception heavy approval, or a multi system operation. Start where the value is clear, then expand from there.

IT Operations · Simple

Create an AIX user

Validate the request, enforce policy, create the account, assign groups, verify the result, and keep a complete record with no AI required.

Automation · governance · audit

Finance · Exception-driven

Invoice exception resolution

Automate the normal path, use reasoning when evidence conflicts, involve a person when approval matters, and complete the ERP update.

Automation · reasoning · approval

Operations · Cross-enterprise

Major incident response

Gather evidence, investigate across monitoring, ITSM, infrastructure, and business systems, involve operators, remediate, and verify recovery.

Evidence · specialists · action

Built on enterprise AI experience

Orchestrate is new. The foundation isn't.

Aizen has spent years building production AI, data, model, and infrastructure systems. Orchestrate brings that operating experience to the next problem: intelligent work that must survive the real enterprise.

The strongest proof of an agentic system is not that it can reason. It's that the business can trust the workflow to finish.

Aizen product thesis

Variance is judgment, and judgment should be spent where it earns its keep.

Aizen execution principle

Start where you are

No agent strategy required.

Bring one process your business already runs even a simple one. Orchestrate lets you begin with reliable automation and introduce human judgment, AI reasoning, or specialist agents only where they improve the outcome.

You do not have to replace the platforms, assistants, models, or workflow systems you already trust. Orchestrate focuses on the work that crosses their boundaries.

Starting with a simple task?

Automate it reliably, apply the right controls, and keep a complete record. No AI required.

Ready to add intelligence?

Use AI for the steps where ambiguity, investigation, or judgment makes it worth the cost without changing the workflow around it.

Already invested in enterprise platforms?

Keep them. Orchestrate connects work across the systems you already use while each platform continues doing what it does best.

SAP

ServiceNow

Salesforce

Databricks

REST APIs

MCP

A2A

Events

Bring us a workflow

Start with something useful. It doesn't have to be complicated.

Create an account. Resolve an exception. Coordinate a major incident. Start with one workflow and use only the automation, intelligence, people, and controls it actually needs.

Workflow session

Bring the process, not an agent diagram.

We'll map the systems, people, evidence, decisions, and actions involved and show where automation, AI, and human judgment belong.

Show us the workflow

Enterprise workflows that finish the job.

One thread of work.

An agentic enterprise isn't an enterprise full of agents. It's an enterprise where workflows can reason, gather evidence, use tools, involve people, and act safely and reliably.

Reasoning matters. Finishing the work matters more.

Authentication

Evidence

Reasoning

Tools

People

One workflow model. Different amounts of intelligence.

Create an AIX user

Resolve an access request

Shared evidence store

Reason from evidence. Not from an ever-growing prompt.

EvidenceFabric

An invoice exception shouldn't become an “agent project.”

Use intelligence where it pays off. Don't pay for it everywhere.

The workflow stays accountable even when the actors change.

Know who started the work

Limit every action

Recover without losing the story

Prove what happened

One accountable workflow

Maria Chen

requested exception resolution

Orchestrate

owns workflow state

Invoice specialist

analyze mismatch only

Finance approver

approved correction

ERP

invoice updated + verified

Start with one workflow. Simple or complex.

Create an AIX user

Invoice exception resolution

Major incident response

Orchestrate is new. The foundation isn't.

No agent strategy required.

Start with something useful. It doesn't have to be complicated.

Bring the process, not an agent diagram.

Evidence
Fabric