Enterprise

AI agents for enterprise teams.
Connected to your work.

Give operations, account, and reporting teams persistent AI agents that prepare briefs and coordinate recurring work, using the records they already have.

An agent's reply after an MCP tool call to a supplier API: two delayed suppliers and 180 affected units, with the API response shown below.
An actual agent reply after reading a supplier API through an MCP tool. Fictional demo data.

Work across approved applications

Team and agent collaboration

Deployment choices for your organization

01 / Work across systems

Turn recurring inputs into useful outputs.

Give an agent a recurring job, the records it needs, and a reviewer. It keeps its history, so each cycle builds on the last.

  • Operations: a weekly brief from approved status files and spreadsheets
  • Account teams: meeting prep from connected records and public research
  • Team leads: linked agents that combine inputs into tables, charts, and a PDF
Plan a first workflow

Example workflows, configured and evaluated for each organization. Connect the systems behind them through internal APIs and MCP tools.

An agent's chat reply listing three open audit evidence items, each with an owner, a status, and a source file, followed by a caveat that the sources were not verified.
An actual reply from a demo agent, fictional data. It names owners and sources, and says what it could not verify.

02 / Why security says yes

Built for the review that usually stops AI projects.

Most agent projects stall at the security gate, not on capability. Decision Terrain is designed around the three questions an approver asks first: where does the data go, can we stop it, and can we prove what it did.

01

Your environment, your models

Runs on your hardware or in your own cloud account, with models inside your boundary or a provider you already use. No connection back to Decision Terrain.

Review deployment options
02

Limits and approvals that are enforced

Deny tools for one agent, a Team, or everyone. Hold outgoing email for review of the exact message, and require approval for exact API writes. Instructions guide agents; these controls enforce boundaries.

Review security and governance
03

Stop it, and see what happened

Where enabled, place a security hold from the console or from your SIEM, released only by an authorized person. Material actions are recorded before they run and forwarded to your security tools.

Request the security review materials

03 / Operational coordination

Keep people at the review points.

Follow plans and tool activity, answer the agent's questions, and review covered email or approval-required API calls before they go out.

  • Shared Teams with explicit access and private work kept separate
  • Named schedules, supported app events, and webhooks for recurring work
  • Review policies set per action, confirmed before enabling writes
Examine the review controls

Inspect recorded authority and outcomes, or forward selected events to your SIEM.

Review Before Send outbox with one agent-drafted email waiting for review; recipients are locked to the email the agent prepared.
An agent-drafted email waiting for review. Actual product UI, fictional data.

04 / Fit your environment

Choose where the work runs.

Private networks, customer-selected models, and restricted data shape the deployment. We scope it around those conditions.

01

Your hardware or your cloud account

Decide where the application, data, inference, and execution run. Air-gapped deployment is available.

Compare deployment options
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Build with your team

Develop integrations with DT's documentation. Optional DT engineers can help build the first workflow alongside your team.

Engineering help

Next steps

What will your team build?

Explore the platform around your systems and workflows. Your team can lead implementation, with DT engineering and support available when you need it.