Digital Operations that get the work done – and prove every step.

Arqent puts AI operators to work inside your systems. They take on goals, work through them continuously and hand over results with sources. An independent check reviews every result, people approve every critical action – in SaaS, on-premises or fully airgapped, with the model provider you choose.

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Carahsoft
Microsoft
Fivecast
CyberLab
USFCR
Carahsoft
Microsoft
Fivecast
CyberLab
USFCR
Carahsoft
Microsoft
Fivecast
CyberLab
USFCR

See it run

One Digital Operation, from goal to verified result

Pick a scenario. The operator plans, works in the connected systems, is checked by an independent reviewer and waits for a person before anything critical happens.

Steps

Operator

Order desk operator

Setting the goal

Goal

The operator starts as soon as the goal is set.

Simulated run with illustrative data.

Where you start

One platform. Two editions.

Arqent Industry runs Digital Operations for enterprises. Arqent Core runs them for government and security teams. Both share the same platform, the same controls and the same deployment options.

Arqent Industry operator console
01

FOR ENTERPRISES

Arqent Industry

Operators take over order intake, reporting, product data, accounting and service work – directly in your ERP, CRM, mail and files. No migration, no replacement project.

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Arqent Core case workflow with evidence
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FOR GOVERNMENT AND SECURITY

Arqent Core

Operators collect, analyse and correlate OSINT, darknet and financial signals inside the case – with an evidence trail that holds up in review, on-premises or fully airgapped.

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Why Arqent

What sets Digital Operations apart from AI assistants

Assistants answer prompts. Arqent operators own an outcome – and the platform makes sure you can trust it.

01

OWN THE OUTCOME

Goals, not prompts

You agree on a goal and its success criteria. The operator plans the steps, works through them – once or continuously on a schedule – and reports back when it is done.

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02

INDEPENDENT CHECK

No operator checks its own work

Every result is reviewed by a separate, blind check against the criteria you agreed on. If the check cannot confirm it, the result does not count.

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03

CONTROLLED AUTONOMY

You decide what needs approval

Write actions, sensitive data and costly tools wait for a person. Recurring actions can be approved permanently – per operator, tool and connection – and revoked at any time.

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04

PROVENANCE

Every statement has a source

Results, findings and organizational memory stay linked to the document, system or tool call they came from. Nothing is overwritten silently.

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MULTI-OPERATOR

Teams of operators

Operators have roles, a lead and direct reports. A lead hands work to its team and gets the results back – like an organization chart for AI.

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NO LOCK-IN

Your systems, your models

Connect ERP, CRM, mail, files and your own tools via connectors and MCP. Run local models on-premises or airgapped, or choose external providers in SaaS.

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Use cases

What Digital Operations take over

A few of the processes operators run today – for enterprises and for government and security teams.

Enterprise · Order management

From inbox to booked order

Orders arrive as emails and PDF attachments. The operator extracts the line items, matches customer and articles, checks the order and prepares the ERP entry. A person approves before anything is booked – and the operator keeps working through the inbox on its own schedule.

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Systems and sources

Order inboxERP

What the operator does

Extraction and validationCustomer and article matchingApproval before booking

Results

Structured orderOrder checkERP entry after approval

Enterprise · Sales and inside sales

Answers from your ERP in plain language

Stock, storage location, delivery status, sales history: the operator answers directly from the ERP – including whether a customer visit is worth it. Every number links back to the record it came from.

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Systems and sources

ERPCRM

What the operator does

Questions in plain languageStock and history lookupExplainable numbers

Results

Answer with sourceVisit assessmentCustomer overview

Enterprise · Project management

The weekly status writes itself

Every Friday someone collects status from mail, tickets and files by hand. The operator drafts the report from the connected systems – as Word or PowerPoint in your corporate design, with every number linked to its source.

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Systems and sources

MailTicket systemFiles

What the operator does

Status collectionSource linksApproval before sending

Results

Weekly reportOpen itemsDecision list

Government · OSINT

OSINT analysis

Operators collect and assess open sources – usernames, email registrations, domains, social and messaging channels including Telegram, and commercial OSINT such as Fivecast ONYX. Every hit gets a source note and a false-positive check before it becomes a finding.

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Systems and sources

Fivecast ONYXUsername and email checksTelegramWeb and domain sources

What the operator does

Collection under policyFalse-positive controlAssessment with confidence

Results

OSINT assessmentReviewed hitsSource notes

Government · Threat intelligence

Darknet intelligence

Find and map onion services, marketplaces, vendors and indicators – with darknet search, an isolated Tor browser and analysis of the Tor relay network. Collection stays governed, and every artifact stays attached to the case.

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Systems and sources

Darknet searchIsolated Tor browserTor relay data

What the operator does

Onion discoveryMarketplace and vendor mappingRelay and operator analysis

Results

Relation graphEvidence artifactsThreat package

Government · Critical infrastructure

Situational awareness for critical sites

Global events, natural hazards and incidents appear on one live map next to your sites. Geofences with NATO symbology (APP-6) mark what matters, and operators report what changed and what it affects.

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Systems and sources

Global event feedsHazard dataYour sites

What the operator does

Live mapGeofencesChange reports

Results

Situation briefAffected sitesDecision log

Product view

Runs where your data has to stay

SaaS for a fast start, on-premises in your data center or fully airgapped without any outside connection. You choose the model provider: local models on-premises and airgapped, external providers of your choice in SaaS.

SaaS

Operated by us, ready quickly

On-premises

In your data center, under your rules

Airgapped

No outside connection, local models

Models

Local or external – your choice

DEPLOYMENT

Same platform, your data boundary

Runs where your data has to stay

How to start

Start with one process, not a transformation program

One real process, one concrete problem, one decision based on results from your own environment.

01

SCOPING

Week 1

We pick one real process with you – order intake, reporting or a case type – and agree on what success means.

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PILOT

Weeks 2-6

Operators work in your environment on real data. Your team sees every step, every source, every approval.

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REVIEW

Decision

You decide on verified results from your own process – not on a slide deck.

Start with the process that costs you the most time

Show us the process. We show you a Digital Operation running it – with sources, independent checks and approvals.

WhoMeta Arqent – Digital Operations With AI Operators You Can Verify