Four weeks, one team, one real decision cycle. We arrive in your building, read the work you already hold, and run your next committee inside the system. You keep the record it produces, and the twin of your own house.
Nobody provisions for this, which is exactly why it grows. Every figure below is someone else's published measurement, attributed, not ours.
17% of organisations have deployed agents today. 64% will be in production by 2028, the fastest adoption curve Gartner has ever recorded. And their verdict on where that lands: more than 40% of agentic projects cancelled by the end of 2027, for escalating costs, unclear business value and inadequate risk controls. They name the mechanism: agent sprawl.
That is Gartner's list of what the surviving projects do, not ours. It is also, point for point, what the audit installs. An analyst your board already pays wrote the specification.
Most enterprise AI stalls in procurement, because a platform is a new category and a new category takes two quarters and a committee. An audit is a line item that already exists in your budget, with a beginning and an end. The difference is what it leaves behind: a consulting engagement leaves a document, this one leaves the operating memory of your own house.
Nothing here is a workshop. The only thing that happens is your real work, done in the system, with the reasoning kept as it goes.
Sovereign, private cloud or self-hosted, your keys, scoped ingest. You also choose the model, because it is yours to choose.
Each participant points it at their own work. It reads what is already there and proposes projects, goals and teams it found. You approve or you skip. Nothing is applied on its own.
The twin ranks the Domain Packs against your workspace and proposes one. You confirm it. The Atelier is seeded for the way your field actually works.
Your committee meets inside the product. Calls arrive with a conviction score and the objection attached. You decide exactly as you always did. The difference is that it deposits.
We replay one decision in front of you: the choice, the why, the sources, the dissent that was kept. Then you keep it or you delete it, and the deletion is as inspectable as the record.
One line, fixed. No per seat, no per call, no per token during the audit, because charging for usage would tax exactly the accumulation this is meant to produce.
One team, one cycle, one purchase order. You keep what it produces either way.