Veylan
The Veylan platform

Build and operate the intelligence that runs your business.

Build AI agents and workflows around your company’s knowledge, systems and standards. Start work in a conversation, on a schedule or when a connected event occurs. Keep people in control of the decisions that matter.

Veylan project with related sessions and draft outputs shown together.
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AI agents & workflows

Give agents a defined job and connect the steps, so recurring work follows your team’s process.

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Knowledge & answers

Use company documents and data to answer questions and prepare work with the relevant sources in view.

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Integrations & actions

Bring information from your systems into the work and let agents take the actions you permit.

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Shared workspaces

Keep the brief, sources, agent work, and reviewed outputs together, so the next person can pick up the work.

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Governance & control

Set access, review points, and usage controls, so people can direct the work and manage how AI is used.

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Choose models. Direct the work. See what it costs.

Model routing and supported open-weight and open models are available today. Review the results, usage and cost of each workflow, with human decisions built into the process.

Company knowledge

Give AI the information your team works from.

Connect documents, business data, policies, and examples of good work. Agents can use those sources when preparing an answer or deliverable, so reviewers can assess the work against the same information.

  • Company documents and business records
  • Instructions, standards, and review criteria
  • Useful outputs to bring into later work
Supplier-review answer with the supporting evidence and missing records visible.
The platform at work

Two workflows. One execution model.

The same platform can prepare a sales proposal or reconcile delivery before billing. Each workflow brings together company context, defined steps and accountable decisions.

  • Sales proposal presentation prepared for specialist and commercial review.

    Sales

    Proposal Factory

    Turn a campaign brief into a proposed scope, then prepare a branded proposal deck when the required checks permit it. A reviewer can approve, request changes or hold the work.

    Internal approval to draft is separate from client release.

  • A reconciliation brief and exception record. Reconciliation brief. Exception list. Review record.

    Finance

    Delivery & billing reconciliation

    Compare the approved plan, order records and delivery actuals. Identify discrepancies, propose corrections and route material exceptions for human approval before finalizing the close receipt.

    The workflow does not issue invoices or credit memos.

The system behind each workflow

Control how the work runs.

Each workflow runs within the models, access, schedules and review points you configure.

Signal Work Review run details showing model, tokens, duration, steps and an estimated run cost of $0.04.

Model routing

Route each step to a supported model, or fix a model where a step needs one. Supported open-weight and open models are available today.

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Permitted access and actions

Each connection defines what agents can read and which actions they may take.

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Schedules and events

Start work on a schedule or when a connected event occurs, not only from a prompt.

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Isolated execution and review

Code runs in an isolated environment, separate from permitted connector actions. Configured review gates hold work until a person decides.

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Measurement

Understand the work. Improve its value.

Run visibility

Inspect duration, token usage and estimated cost alongside the workflow’s activity and outputs.

Usage & cost controls

Organizational learning

An observing agent analyzes intent, interaction patterns and knowledge used or captured, then recommends ways to strengthen AI adoption and literacy.

Observed facts are kept separate from inferred patterns.

Organizational learning

Workflow economics

Use the ROI agent to compare the current process with an AI-assisted workflow. Make assumptions visible and consider human review, rework, implementation and infrastructure alongside model costs.

Modeled value is distinct from realized savings.

Assess workflow value
Platform architecture

Connect context, models and actions.

Veylan brings the systems your business already uses into a controlled execution environment. Four layers connect how people work with the knowledge, tools and models agents need.

Veylan platform architecture in four layers: Experience and access (conversations, workspaces, connected applications); Agent execution (models, tools, schedules, events, human review); Company data and context (sources, conversations, outputs, working records); Data preparation (connectors, uploads, retrieval, analysis). Available today: hosted platform, model routing and supported open models.
Experience & access

Conversations, workspaces and connected applications give people a place to start, review and continue work.

Agent execution

Agent services coordinate models, tools, scheduled work, events and human decisions, so the process can run beyond a single prompt.

Company data & context

Tenant-specific context and working records keep the relevant sources, conversations and outputs connected.

Data preparation

Connectors, uploads and ingestion prepare business information for retrieval and analysis.

Governance and human review

Decide what AI can do and when people step in.

Set which sources and tools agents can use, the actions they may take, and the points where someone must review the work. Inspect activity and retain the available outputs and decisions, so responsibility stays clear.

Evidence gaps beside a blank human decision record; the procurement owner decides.
  • Model and tool access
  • Usage and operating limits
  • Human review and authorization
  • Activity and decision records

The hosted platform is available today. Customer-cloud deployment is in development for organizations that need control over infrastructure and data location.

Deployment terms

Agree what your team can inspect, change, reuse, and export, and who maintains the workflow. These rights and responsibilities are set out in your deployment terms.

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How it works

From a process you run today to a workflow your team can use.

Start with a recurring task, a responsible owner, and a clear definition of a good result.

  1. 01

    Define the job

    Describe the task and expected result. Give each agent instructions that reflect how your team works.

  2. 02

    Connect the sources

    Add the documents, records, and tools the work needs. Set what each agent can read and do.

  3. 03

    Connect the steps

    Arrange agent tasks, model use, and handoffs into a repeatable sequence.

  4. 04Human review point

    Set limits and review

    Set usage controls and decide where people check the work, request changes, or authorize the next step.

  5. 05

    Run, check, improve

    Review results, activity, time, and cost. Refine the instructions and model choices before expanding use.

Outputs and actions

Produce work people can use.

Create documents, analyses, images, video, and audio with the tools configured for the workflow. Review the result in context and keep useful work ready for reuse. Connected actions follow the permissions and review points defined for that workflow.

Each integration defines the data available and the actions an agent is allowed to take.

Build workflows that:

  • Answer questions using company sources
  • Create documents, analyses, and presentations
  • Generate images, video, and audio with configured tools
  • Route work to the people who decide
  • Carry out permitted actions through connected systems
  • Keep useful outputs and methods ready for reuse
Veylan storyboard, financial analysis, and audio preview as different forms of usable output.

Evaluate a workflow with your team.

Bring a recurring process, its source systems and a sample result. We’ll define the permitted actions, reviewers and success measures, then agree what to test.