Platform
One agent runtime for every queue you run.
Vesper is a single system for reading, deciding and acting across the tools your operations already live in. Deploy it to one workflow or all of them; the memory, the policies and the audit trail stay the same.
What it does
Six things it does on its own.
How it works
Deployed in weeks, not quarters.
Step 01
Connect
Point Vesper at your systems and a month of history. It maps the workflows and proposes where to start.
Step 02
Shadow
Agents run alongside your team, drafting every action without taking it. You review the drafts and set the thresholds.
Step 03
Hand over
Workflows go live one at a time. People move from doing to reviewing, and the audit log starts earning its keep.
Channels & systems
Every surface, one case memory.
Connect the channels customers use and the systems your team works in. Each one is scoped, logged and revocable.
Chat
Voice
Ticketing
CRM
Billing
Warehouse
Identity
Security & governance
Built for teams that answer to auditors.
Autonomy is only useful if you can prove what it did. Vesper is designed so that the proof is a by-product of the work, not a project after it.
Scoped credentials, revoked on schedule
Each connector gets the narrowest permission that does the job, rotated automatically.
Data residency you choose
EU and US regions, with case memory pinned to the region you select at deployment.
Human-in-the-loop by default
New workflows start in shadow mode. Nothing executes until an owner raises the threshold.
Audit-ready exports
Logs export to the tooling your auditors already use, with alternatives considered and the human consulted.
Questions
Asked often.
How does Vesper decide when to act on its own?
Which systems does it connect to?
What happens when it isn’t sure?
Can we see everything it did?
How long does a deployment take?
Start with one queue.
Pick the workflow that hurts most. We’ll shadow it for two weeks and show you what Vesper would have resolved.