Not a tool, but a colleague. Give it work in plain English. It plans, writes, analyses and logs every step. Active 24/7, within your permissions, set up in four working days.
A dedicated task owner for the work that disrupts every team: research, email, status, quotes. It gets clear permissions, and stays within those lines.
The agent picks up tasks itself: it reads documents, connects systems, drafts, summarises and delivers in your template.
It makes no decisions that go to clients or the board without review. It does nothing outside its permission card, and it says when it doesn't know something.
You tell it what you want the way you would tell a new colleague. We translate that into prompts, tools and limits that pass the review.
One instruction, four steps, one checkpoint. What comes out is not a chat, it's work you can send.
In plain language. One-off, or as a recurring routine ("every Monday 09:00").
From your documents, email, CRM, scheduling, only where it has access according to its permission card.
Drafts, checks, structures. Flags uncertainties and sources.
One click. Or: adjust and run it again. Every step stays logged for audit.
Five tasks we put live in the first working week. Start with one, scale up when the numbers add up.
The agent reads the request, retrieves the client data and calculation, and drafts a quote in your house style. You check and send.
Per quote, by your best people.
Draft ready, you approve.
Inbox sorted, urgent on top, draft reply ready, before you've had your coffee.
Status, risks and action lists from your project documents, weekly, on a single page.
The agent searches publications, regulator bulletins and industry data; delivers a well-founded summary with sources cited.
Notes, action points with owner and deadline, followed up automatically until they're done.
SMEs and scale-ups from 10 to 500 employees. One pilot team first, scale up when it works.
Repetitive work that's well structured but recurs every day, the first, easiest win.
Preparatory work in minutes, so your people can have the conversations.
One agent as virtual PMO and research assistant for leaders who need an overview.
Done-for-you, but never a black box. The agent gets a permission card, a log and an owner, before it touches anything.
Not one big "AI can do anything" button. For each task: may the agent act autonomously, does it ask for review, or is it simply forbidden? Per use case, per role, per dataset, logged in the AI register.
Four working days to a live agent. Only then scale up, when the numbers add up.
We map out which task costs a lot of time, which data it touches, and which permissions are safe.
→ business case + scopeOne task, integrated into your existing tools, with logging and KPIs from the very first run.
→ working agent + measurement planThe next task only when the first one pays off. Same register, same governance, no annual contracts without proof.
→ rollout on proofA top-3 Dutch bank has been running a pilot with a FlowBaas agent since Q2 2026. The goal: to prove that agent-driven workflows can be deployed safely and verifiably, within the existing compliance and security frameworks, with human review on all output that goes to clients or decision-making.
Name & figures under NDA — ask for the full case in a callIt gets a permission card: defined per task what it may do autonomously, what goes past you first, and what is forbidden. Nothing lands outside those lines, and everything it does is logged.
Per agent, ownership sits with a human inside your organisation, not with us, not with the vendor. We set things up so that mistakes become visible before anything goes towards a client or a decision. The EU AI Act requires this; we build as if it were already mandatory.
By default, yes. Which models we use, which data they touch and what we can retain we define per pilot, before we build. No surprises afterwards.
Four working days to live, with one concrete use case and a measured result. Fixed price, no annual contract. Only scale up once the first agent pays off. We discuss the figures in the intro call, depending on scope and integrations.
Yes. A chatbot waits until you ask something. An agent picks up tasks itself, connects with your systems, checks its own work and delivers. The difference is "tool" versus "colleague".
No off-the-shelf packages. A 30-minute intro call in which we honestly tell you whether we can add value, and if not, we point you elsewhere.