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Coryntas designs, deploys, and manages enterprise AI agents around the work your organization needs to complete. These guides help you prepare a workflow, work with its outputs, and understand the responsibilities around it.
What Coryntas does#
A managed agent brings together business context, permitted tools, and an agreed operating scope. Its job might be to prepare a customer renewal review, coordinate onboarding, or investigate an invoice exception. The outcome, systems, and review points are defined for the deployment.
Your team supplies business ownership and acceptance criteria. Coryntas works with you on workflow design, deployment, and ongoing operation. An agent's access and authority depend on that agreed scope; a capability described here is not a promise that it is enabled in every deployment.
Choose your starting point#
- Planning a workflow? Start with Plan your first workflow. Capture the result you want and the decisions that need a person.
- Working with an agent? Learn to write a clear work request and review outputs and sources.
- Preparing an organization? Use Prepare your deployment to bring owners, access, and rollout expectations together.
- Reviewing security? Start with Security and data boundaries, then request deployment-specific information through the Trust Center.
Browse the Agent Library for examples of business work Coryntas can help scope.
What to expect from these guides#
The documentation covers practical preparation and operating principles. Exact interfaces, connected systems, triggers, permissions, and approval channels are confirmed during deployment. Follow the instructions supplied for your organization when they are more specific.
For commercial scope and usage, ask your Coryntas team for the current Usage Guide and refer to your agreement. For an issue with an existing workflow, collect the relevant details using Troubleshooting and support.
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