From source records
to a reviewable report.
Voucher processing, staff verification, driver statements and invoice drafts—with the checks agreed for your company.
A calmer way to run the work
Business agents that do the work,
under your control.
Give routine accounting and operations tasks a dependable place to run. Tengorra manages the agents. You set the boundaries and approve the decisions that matter.
Separate company workspaces. Clear permissions. An activity trail.
Your workspace Demo data
Today’s work
TMove the work forward.
Accounting
PreparedPrepare the weekly statement
Operations
ScheduledBring the daily updates together
You stay in control
Invoice draft ready for review
Check the details before anything is sent.
Awaiting your approval →Company-scoped workEvery action has a record
Built for business ownersOne account, multiple companiesHuman approval where it matters
Useful work. Clearly defined.
Start with the tasks
that take up your day.
You don’t need to rebuild your business around AI. Start with one workflow, agree its scope and add services as you need them.
From source records
Turn everyday updates
into a clear picture.
Bring approved group activity and operations updates together, so managers can see what needs attention.
A platform that
can grow with you.
Voice booking and more business workflows are planned. New services will appear when they are ready to offer.
Coming laterSee the work, not just the promise
A home for short,
practical product videos.
See what an agent receives, what it prepares and where you approve the result. Each video will show a complete task.
These are interactive storyboards, not recordings. Finished videos will include captions and a transcript, with no autoplay or sound on page load.
How it works
Connect. Configure.
Let the work begin.
Connect your company
Choose the data sources and groups the service is allowed to access. Each company has its own workspace.
Agree the boundaries
Set the tasks, schedule, usage allowance and approval rules. Start with a small workflow you can check.
Review the results
Agents prepare the work. You review reports, approve consequential actions and pause services when needed.
The experience around the work
You should know
what’s happening.
A managed service includes the moments when work is delayed, a connection needs attention or you need a person to help.
Maintenance with a clear scope
Notices identify the affected services, the planned window and whether new work is paused. Your portal shows notices relevant to your company.
Support with context
Send a support request from your company workspace. It stays linked to the right company so you can track it there.
A deliberate recovery
Paused work is not silently replayed. Check the service state and activity history before resuming anything that could affect your business.
Published platform notices
Service updates
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This preview shows the support and maintenance experience being built. Response-time commitments will be agreed during onboarding; none are promised here.
Before you begin
A few practical questions.
Can I manage more than one company?
Yes. One client account can contain multiple companies, with separate services, members, records and connections.
What happens during maintenance?
The scope determines who is affected. A platform issue can affect everyone, a service issue affects companies using that service, and a company connection issue affects that company. Relevant notices explain whether new work is paused.
Does maintenance pause billing?
Not automatically. Maintenance and payment status are separate. Any credit or billing adjustment needs an agreed policy and review.
What happens if a payment is unpaid?
The affected paid service stops accepting new work. Your records and billing access remain available. Separately paid services and other companies are not automatically stopped.
Will the agent act without my approval?
Each workflow needs defined permissions and approval rules. Consequential actions should be checked by Governor and routed for human approval where required.
Start small. Make it useful.
Choose one task you’d
like off your plate.
Begin with a scoped workflow and review the results before expanding.
Start company setup →
Early customer onboarding is managed directly.
New subscriptions open as services and prices are published.