The target process and exception catalogue define the scope of the first controlled version.
Run the approved process with its context intact.
Duvo carries the agreed steps, decisions, exceptions, controls, and evidence requirements into execution across SAP, portals, files, approvals, APIs, browsers, and desktops.
Start from the agreed process
Use the approved process record as the brief.
Carry the agreed steps, systems, decisions, exceptions, and human controls into the automation scope, whether the record was created with Duvo or supplied by your team.
Configure the agent
Build the agent without code.
Plug in the approved connections, set triggers, and refine the agent with examples and feedback. Browser and desktop paths can reduce custom integration work where APIs are limited.
Run end-to-end
Execute across your stack.
Agents browse, click, place phone calls, call APIs, and operate desktops, whatever the work needs.
What you get
Hours back. Revenue & margin recovered. Capacity unlocked.
Each agent is measured against the agreed process baseline. Throughput, accuracy, hours saved, and business outcomes can be tracked from the first controlled run.
How Duvo Agents work
Agents that use your tools the way your team does.
Real operations do not run on clean APIs. They run on a mix of good APIs, bad ones, systems with no API at all, portals behind a login, and legacy screens your team still clicks through themselves. Duvo agents work across all of it. They call an API where one exists and operate the screen where one does not, taking whichever path gets the work done on the systems you already have.
Browser
Log in and use your web apps directly.
Computer Use plus a native browser. For SaaS without good APIs, internal portals, and anything behind SSO, the agent operates the screen the way an employee would.
What you get
Running processes in days, with a paper trail leaders can sign off.
Each agent is a working system, not a flowchart. It runs, learns, gets audited, and scales across teams, regions, and languages.
Configurable agents, not flowcharts.
Turn an approved automation scope into an agent with skills, connections, triggers, and controls. Reuse the working pattern across teams, regions, or languages where the process is equivalent.
Agents that improve with every run.
Persistent context, feedback loops, and exception handling. Performance compounds run-over-run instead of decaying.
A paper trail the finance team will trust.
Every action, decision, and tool call is logged and replayable. Built for finance, ops, and risk sign-off from day one.
ROI tied to the agreed baseline.
Measure throughput, error rate, hours saved, and the relevant business result against the process baseline.
No-code builder
Configure agents without writing or waiting for engineering.
Skills library
Reusable capabilities shared across agents and teams.
Scheduling & triggers
Run on cadence, signal, or webhook, not just on demand.
Analytics dashboard
Throughput, accuracy, and saved hours visible in one view.
How a run starts
The approved process record becomes the implementation brief.
Duvo Automation starts from an agreed view of the process. The steps, exception catalogue, control boundaries, and success measures define what the agent should and should not do.
Configure connections, refine with real examples, and set guardrails before going live.
Go live on one workflow, measure against the savings case, then duplicate across teams.
Customer proof
Live in weeks. Measured in outcomes delivered.
“IT didn't have capacity to fix our ordering process. Duvo gave us a shortcut: it validates orders, sends improvements to Slack for approval, and executes the change directly through our internal UI. A+B availability moved 15% in two weeks. No rebuild, no new APIs.”
Pilulka
Supply Chain Manager, Pilulka
Read the story“Duvo automated our supplier-term negotiations, making them seamless and auditable. We saved a month in annual processes, and freed our team for strategic tasks. The impact on our operations is profound.”
Rohlik Group
Olin Novak, CRO, Rohlik Group
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