Your procedures.
Put to work.
Agents that follow the playbook and act in your systems.
Aptic is an agentic control room. Its agents follow your procedures, work in your systems, and bring in your people when judgement is needed.
Set up with you on a call — not self-serve.
Built for operations that cannot drop work: security, facilities maintenance, care, logistics, field service. Proven on a security desk; the procedures are yours.
look_upverifynotifyTurn your operating procedures into versioned playbooks. Agents read the relevant step as the work progresses, so the procedure stays connected to what they do.
Versioned, so the record shows which procedure was followed.
Cited at each step, so your team can inspect the source.
v4v7v4v54.1Confirm the shift4.2Reach the worker4.3Offer the cover4.4Record the outcomeCited at each step Illustrative
Connect your procedures to the tools your team knows, with access granted per tool.
Tell us what you run ↗Live: BigChange, Airtable, Brevo, Twilio. Other connections scoped with you.
Agents that follow the playbook and act in your systems.
Explicit tool access. A person for irreversible steps.
Bring in a person when the procedure needs judgement.
Usage attributed to the agent, the work and the model.
Hand over the work. Keep the same case.
The agent, the procedure version and the outcome. There to inspect.
Configure the platform for a kind of work. Each module brings its procedures, connected tools and human hand-offs together on the same Aptic foundation.
Configured with modules
Illustrative stock imageAlarms, keyholder and access, intercom, and the calls that arrive at 3 a.m.
For alarm receiving, security dispatch, facilities emergency response and out-of-hours desks.
ring to dispatched
Measured vs operatorto verify the location
Measured
Illustrative stock imageBook-ons, check calls, late attendance and arranging cover, across sites.
For security guarding, facilities, care, logistics and field service — wherever shifts run across sites.
closed with no human touch
Measuredof check calls with an outcome
Measured vs operator
Illustrative stock imageWelfare check-ins, incoming alerts and nominated-contact escalation, following the agreed response procedure.
For telecare and care-coordination teams. Care decisions and judgement stay with qualified people.
Time to reach a person
Escalation acknowledged
Illustrative stock imageCapture a service request, check the site and asset, create the job and keep the customer updated.
For maintenance, engineering and service contractors working across customer sites.
Time to create a job
Customer updates completed
Illustrative stock imageReactive requests, contractor coordination and service updates, kept together in one case.
For facilities teams, property operators and multi-site service desks.
Time to route a request
Work orders with an outcome
Illustrative stock imageCapture the report, follow the response procedure and hand over to the right person with the record attached.
For operations teams handling exceptions, incidents and out-of-hours requests.
Time to escalation
Outcome completeness
One platform underneath. Live-module figures come from our own security operation; adjacent module concepts need their own agreed scope and baseline. Stock photography is illustrative.
Measured from our own live security control room · 1 September – 14 October 2026. See the figures and their basis ↗
The procedure says what to do. Thousands of operational records give it context: people, sites, assets and the work that came before.
Bring the relevant records into the procedure, give the agent a clear next step, and keep the action and outcome on record.
See how the record comes together ↗Bring the relevant operational context to the step that needs it.
Use a versioned procedure to guide the same kind of work.
Inspect the actions and outcomes, then review the procedure with your team.
Actions, hand-offs and human decisions. Follow the recorded journey from the first step to the outcome.
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The procedure describes the work. Access rules define the tools available to the agent. The record identifies who acted, and irreversible steps wait for a person.
Each agent works under its own registered identity.
Access is explicit and revocable, through the shared tool surface.
Events record the agent, the instance and the procedure version.
The wait, the person and the answer remain on the record.
Usage is recorded by agent, by work item and by the model that answered.
Agents, API and database run in the UK. A data processing agreement is available on request.
Not certified. We will say so on the day it is.
Per-tenant enforcement and the high-risk approval gate are roadmap, not shipped. Not self-serve.
When a procedure needs a judgement, DecisionCore asks a named question with a fixed set of permitted answers. The question, procedure version and assessment stay on record.
is_this_a_cover_requestyes · no · uncleararranging-cover v5question v3 · playbook v5An unavailable or off-schema answer is recorded as an outcome. It is not silently accepted.
Every assessment carries the replay that produced it, so its inputs and result can be checked.
Usage and cost are attributed to the model that actually answered.
Agree the procedure, scope and baseline before the pilot starts. Pilot credits cover the scoped work; enterprise pricing is agreed against volume.
One desk, one set of procedures, measured against your own baseline before it starts.
Set up with you on a call — not self-serve.
The whole operation, across desks and sites, priced against volume.
Start where the pressure is. One pilot, your baseline, and the numbers agreed before it starts.
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