Peligent

Services · Agents & automation

Work that does itself.

The repetitive shift in your business - the checking, moving, drafting, chasing - can run on schedule without you. With a human hand exactly where you want one.

26

workflows in production

13

autonomous agents on schedule

$0.03

per candidate sourced + ranked

Watch it work

Your agents do the work. You do the judgment.

Watch a morning of approvals: agents deliver finished work, you decide with one tap, they carry it out.

plays on a loop no actors, just software
See it on your business

Approvals · your phone

live

How it works, installed

Agents in front. A human hand where it matters.

We wire AI into the systems you already use. The routine work runs itself - and the moment something needs human judgment, it lands on your phone.

Your business

Inboxes & documents
CRM / ERP / systems
Websites & platforms
Schedules & deadlines

Your AI crew

watching 24/7

Runs itself

  • Pipelines moving data between your systems
  • Agents drafting, auditing, reporting on schedule
  • Retries and monitoring - nobody babysits it

Needs you · now

Approval needed: agent drafted an action for your sign-off

→ sent to your phone · one tap to decide

01

Autonomous agents with approval gates

Agents that research, draft, audit, and report on schedule - with a human approve/revise step exactly where judgment matters. Our own 13-agent fleet is the reference build.

02

Pipelines between your systems

CRM to inbox to spreadsheet to Slack - the glue work your team does by hand. We wire it with n8n and hard-won patterns: retries, dead-letter queues, monitoring, honest logging.

03

Back-office process automation

Lead enrichment, candidate sourcing, report generation, data classification - the repetitive shift, removed. Our recruitment firm's 26-workflow pipeline is what this looks like at maturity.

Proof: the 13-agent portal that runs our mornings and the recruitment pipeline that fills our CRM.

Which process should stop being manual first?

Come with a candidate process. We'll tell you on the call whether it's automatable, roughly what it takes, and what we'd do first.

No slides. No hype. 30 minutes.