Agents
Give the agent a clear mandate
Name the owner, objective, tools, and stop conditions. The agent can prepare work, ask for approval, and complete only the steps it has been allowed to take.
See how agents are definedEnterprise agents
that finish the work.
S/Runtime gives enterprise agents the context and permissions to act across business systems. Sensitive writes pause for approval, and each run keeps the evidence needed to reconstruct what happened.
The agent reads only what the user can access, asks before consequential changes, and leaves a record of what happened.
Illustrative control planerun active
ContextMapped
AccessChecked
WriteGated
A useful agent must know what it may read, what it may change, and when to stop.
Read scopeSource permissions
Write scopeExplicit approval
Run recordRetained evidence
See how an account-risk workflow reaches an approval.
The run gathers current account context, records the proposed recovery plan, checks policy before a tool call, and holds the CRM write and customer outreach for review.
S/Runtime · Account recovery leadgoverned execution trace
objectiveProtect the Acme renewal and prepare the account team.
OK
Context assembled14 sources · permissions resolved per user
1.2s
OK
Risk diagnosedSupport load & adoption are the primary drivers
2.3s
OK
Recovery plan draftedOwner, sequence, and success criteria set
3.4s
⚑
Approval requestedHuman gate · CRM write + customer outreach held for review
wait
✓
Ready for VP reviewAccount brief + recovery plan, fully cited
3.9s
Enterprise context4 systems resolved
SalesforceRenewal in 21 days · $840K ARR
GongExpansion blocked by adoption concern
Zendesk2 unresolved priority cases
SlackExecutive sponsor changed this quarter
Action boundary
- Reads run automatically
- Writes require approval
- Full evidence retained
Illustrative simulation with fictional company data. Shows the intended interaction and control model — not a live customer environment.
What has to work for an agent to finish the job.
A completed run depends on more than a good answer. It needs a clear mandate, current context, durable execution, action controls, and a way to learn from the outcome.
Execution Engine
Keep the work moving
A run can survive an API failure, a waiting period, or a human review. Checkpoints prevent duplicate writes and give operators a practical way to resume or reconcile unfinished work.
Explore durable executionContext and Data
Ground decisions in permitted context
Fetch the records and documents the current user may access, then carry source, ownership, freshness, and workflow state into the agent's working evidence.
Understand the context layerControl Plane
Put consequential actions behind a gate
Check identity, source permissions, data policy, model policy, and action scope at the moment each step runs. Sensitive writes wait for an accountable reviewer.
Review the control modelEnterprise Intelligence
Learn from completed work
Follow cycle time, accepted outcomes, exceptions, and cost by workflow. Teams can see where the agent helps, where it stalls, and what needs to change.
See how outcomes are measuredThe questions that decide whether a pilot moves forward.
“Can the workflow reuse the company’s existing systems and identity model?”
“Which data was read, which policy was evaluated, and who approved the write?”
“Did the workflow finish faster, with fewer exceptions and a clear owner?”
“Can connectors, context, policies, and evaluations be reused across workflows?”
S/Runtime sits between enterprise context and controlled action.
Model APIs supply inference, suite copilots work inside their own applications, and enterprise search retrieves knowledge. S/Runtime coordinates the permission checks, approvals, writes, and run evidence required for cross-system work.
Capability
Search / copilots
Automation tools
S/Runtime
Cross-system action
Answers, not actions
Deterministic flows
Context-aware, bounded execution
Governance
Product activity logs
Workflow run logs
Request-to-action evidence trail
Reuse across teams
Best inside one suite
Per-workflow templates
Shared context, tools, policy, agents
Representative architecture patterns — validate against your own sources, identity model, and actions. Often evaluated alongside Glean, Copilot Studio, Agentforce, UiPath.
What you can inspect now, and what a pilot must prove.
S/Runtime is building with design partners. This preview is deliberately honest about what is shown, what is validated in your environment, and what we do not claim.
Available to inspect
Architecture & control model
Platform layers, threat model, solution patterns, data boundary, and the illustrative product simulation above.
Validated in a pilot
Workflow-specific evidence
Source coverage, identity mapping, retrieval quality, action safety, operator experience, cost, and measurable outcomes.
Not claimed here
Customer results & assurance
No certification, authorization, deployment, or quantified customer outcome is implied by this public preview.
Bring one workflow and its constraints.
We will map the systems, permissions, proposed writes, approval owners, failure paths, and measures that determine whether the workflow is worth piloting.
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