Onpilot provides a custom AI workforce tailored to each organization's specific tools and processes. It is an AI agent platform designed for enterprise, operations, and product teams that need to automate complex business workflows. The core value lies in connecting deeply to existing systems—ERPs, CRMs, support desks, databases, and APIs—to turn manual processes into intelligent, governed AI agents. These agents can search, reason, take action, and escalate, all while maintaining enterprise-grade security and oversight.
Many organizations struggle with fragmented workflows across disconnected systems, leading to inefficiencies, errors, and delays. Employees spend hours on routine tasks like data entry, ticket routing, and approval chains. Onpilot directly addresses this pain point by creating a unified AI workforce that operates within the existing tool stack. It eliminates the need for custom integrations or manual handoffs, allowing teams to focus on higher-value work while the AI handles repetitive, cross-system tasks with precision and auditability.
The Agentic Workflows feature is central to Onpilot's capability. It turns time-consuming business processes into working AI agents that can search across systems, reason about context, take actions like creating tickets or updating records, and escalate to humans when needed. This is not simple rule-based automation; the AI uses language models to understand instructions and execute multi-step workflows. For example, from a single prompt, an agent can investigate a quality incident, pull data from SAP, create a Jira ticket, and notify a supervisor on Microsoft Teams.
Security and governance are built into the platform from the ground up. The Security & Governance module lets administrators manage permissions, monitor agent activity, control feature access, and maintain a detailed audit log for every action. The Human-in-the-Loop feature adds an additional layer of control by requiring approval before sensitive actions are executed. Agents can send interactive Slack messages or emails requesting confirmation, and only proceed once approved. This ensures that while automation speeds up operations, human decision-makers stay in charge of critical choices.
Onpilot is Multi-Tenant Ready, making it suitable for software providers and large enterprises that need tenant separation, customer-specific configurations, and secure access control. Each workspace has isolated data and per-tenant access policies. Deployment is flexible with Deploy Anywhere options: multi-tenant cloud, VPC, or on-premise across AWS, Microsoft Azure, Google Cloud, and Kubernetes. Furthermore, AI agents can be deployed as white-label solutions inside a SaaS product, internal dashboard, customer portal, Slack, Teams, WhatsApp, or as a web widget.
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The overall workflow to deploy AI agents is structured in four steps: Connect, Configure, Deploy, and Control. First, connect the platform to APIs, databases, documents, CRMs, ERPs, knowledge bases, support tools, and workflow systems—over 3,200 integrations are supported. Next, configure each agent by defining what data it can access, what tools it can use, which actions require approval, and who can use it. Then deploy the agent into the desired interface. Finally, continuously monitor usage, review decisions, manage permissions, and keep a full audit trail of every interaction.
Concrete use cases include rolling out an HR and IT support agent for factory and frontline workers. Employees can ask routine questions over chat—software access, PTO policy, shift coverage—and receive answers in seconds without opening a ticket. In manufacturing, an agent can automate work-order routing across multiple ERPs and a custom MES, handling quality incident triage with escalation. For sales and CRM teams, agents can update pipeline records, qualify leads, and sync data between HubSpot and Salesforce. The outcome is reduced ticket volume, faster response times, and consistent adherence to standard operating procedures.
Onpilot is designed for enterprise operations managers, IT administrators, product engineers, and compliance officers who need to deploy AI agents safely within real business systems. It connects to a wide range of platforms including SAP, Salesforce, Zendesk, Notion, Jira, Slack, Microsoft Teams, Snowflake, PostgreSQL, and many others. Pricing details are not fully public, but new users receive $50 in AI credit upon joining. The platform is recognized by NVIDIA Inception Program and listed on AWS Marketplace. By grounding agents in real data and providing built-in governance, Onpilot delivers a secure, customizable AI workforce that fits seamlessly into existing workflows.
Onpilot is designed for enterprise operations managers, IT administrators, product engineers, and compliance officers in industries such as manufacturing, finance, healthcare, and technology. It serves teams that need to automate complex, multi-system workflows while maintaining strict security and governance. Specific roles include operations heads who oversee frontline processes, IT leaders managing help-desk and access provisioning, product teams embedding AI into their SaaS offerings, and compliance managers ensuring audit readiness. The platform also benefits sales, support, and HR departments looking to reduce manual ticket volume and accelerate response times.