Describe it once. Keep it running with your team.

Create governable agents for your organization, connect your apps, and automate recurring workflows without losing human oversight.

How a Ceven workflow works

Write the instruction the way you would give it to a teammate. Ceven turns it into steps you can inspect and edit.

Let the workflow act in the systems your organization already owns, within the access you approve.

Add approval points to sensitive steps and record who made the decision before the run continues.

Keep inputs, steps, outputs, and results together so the team can understand what happened.

Research the account before the call, keep the CRM current after it, and let the follow-up run itself. The rep spends the day selling.

Every ticket read, sorted and drafted against your own help centre. A person still decides what goes out.

Briefs, drafts and the weekly calendar produced from what your company already published, in your voice, ready to edit.

Incoming issues triaged, reproduced and labelled before standup. Nothing lands in the codebase without a human review.

Ask the question in words. The answer comes from the warehouse you already connected, with the query and the source attached.

The runbook, the policy and the questionnaire in one library, with an owner on each and an answer that names which one it used.

Access requests gathered, checked against policy and routed to the person who owns the system. The grant is still theirs to make.

Contracts read in full, obligations and renewal dates pulled into one place, each still pointing at the clause it came from.

The first week prepared before the start date: accounts, reading, the intro list, and the questions a new hire always asks.

The recurring work runs on a schedule. You read the results on Monday instead of assigning them on Monday.