187N · Handle the work · operated service
AI Agents & Automations
Take repeatable work off your team’s plate.
Connect the recurring steps between your tools—from an incoming signal to a reviewed handoff—with defined permissions and a named operator.
- Process, bottleneck and decision-right inventory
- Hermes agent suite for selected departments
- Authenticated connections to approved systems
A repeated delivery question becomes a proposed ad angle. Nothing is published.
STEP 1 / INSPECTOR
New support insight
Starts from a defined event, not an open-ended instruction.
{
"workflow": 1,
"node": 1,
"status": "ready",
"source": "support / #10482",
"external_write": false
}RUN LOG
Sandbox readyPress Run demo to trace the workflow.
HANDOFF PREVIEW
The workflow canvas · interactive demo
See the work between the tools.
Choose a workflow, run the simulation and inspect every step before an action is released.
A repeated delivery question becomes a proposed ad angle. Nothing is published.
STEP 1 / INSPECTOR
New support insight
Starts from a defined event, not an open-ended instruction.
{
"workflow": 1,
"node": 1,
"status": "ready",
"source": "support / #10482",
"external_write": false
}RUN LOG
Sandbox readyPress Run demo to trace the workflow.
HANDOFF PREVIEW
From bottleneck to handoff
What changes for your team.
Basic automation repeats yesterday’s instructions. It cannot remember exceptions, connect outcomes or improve the next cycle.
A scoped, inspectable workflow with connected inputs, permission boundaries, run history and an escalation path.
What we take on
- Process, bottleneck and decision-right inventory
- Hermes agent suite for selected departments
- Authenticated connections to approved systems
- Scoped context, memory and source rules
- Approval, escalation and exception handling
- Permission levels, audit trails and kill switches
- Operator-led improvement cycle in Mission Control
Before we start
Clear inputs.
A useful first loop.
- 01One repeatable workflow with a clear owner
- 02Reliable source data and approved tool access
- 03Rules for success, exceptions and actions requiring approval
A good fit
Established teams with repeatable, high-volume work
Operators who need capacity without losing control
Not the right fit
Teams seeking unbounded autonomous decision-making
Processes with no reliable inputs, policies or human owner
Connection
Every outcome sharpens the next decision.
Every agent run feeds Mission Control — and the next run.
Built to learn. Run with accountability.
Self-improving. Under control.
Stop solving the same problem twice.
Approved answers, insights and corrections carry into the next run. Your team builds on what already works.
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Clear access rules. Recorded activity. Human approval for consequential decisions. You stay in control.
Your first step · free 30-minute audit
Find the first thing worth taking off your plate.
We review your bottleneck, map what 187N could take over and agree on a sensible next step. You leave with an honest fit verdict—not an obligation.
Included in Core, Growth and Full Stack. Scope depends on workflow complexity, integrations and decision risk.
Book a free Growth Systems AuditNo commitment. No need to choose the whole stack.
FAQ
Straight answers.
How is this different from Mission Control?
Agents & Automations does the recurring work between systems. Mission Control is where you oversee the operation, see responsibilities and review cross-functional decisions.
Can it connect to our existing tools?
We check your systems, access methods and the specific actions required during scoping. A logo or possible connector is not a promise that every integration is included.
Can agents change their own permissions?
No. New skills, playbooks and permission changes require operator approval. Approved corrections can improve the workflow without giving it unlimited authority.
What should we automate first?
A frequent, well-defined task with reliable inputs and a measurable handoff. Start with one useful loop; expand after the operating evidence supports it.
What happens on the audit?
In one free 30-minute working session, an operator maps the repeated work, the data it needs, its decision rights and the approvals it must keep. You leave with a sensible first Hermes loop and an honest fit verdict.