From business need to trusted deployment
One operating model, applied to every workflow. We help you define the work, test the evidence, then set the conditions under which deployment can proceed.
Three stages, each with a clear output
We find AI Workers suited to the role and requirements of your business.
- Role Definition
- Workflow Requirements
- Business Case
- Candidate Shortlist
We independently assess each worker for role fit, security and reliability.
- Evidence Review
- Risk and Control Assessment
- Deployment Gaps
- Recommended Conditions
We define what’s needed to deploy safely and give you evidence you can trust.
- Pilot and Deployment Plans
- Acceptance Criteria
- Human Escalation Rules
- Monitoring and Revalidation Requirements
The workflow, systems, data and access remain under your control. Perentis vets the worker, defines the deployment conditions and maintains the supporting evidence. The worker is developed, operated and maintained by the builder.
A consistent standard, applied to the role
Every AI Worker is assessed through a structured evidence framework, with the depth of review shaped by its role, autonomy, data and deployment context.
Capability & behaviour
We verify what the Worker can and cannot do, how it performs under normal and failure conditions, and when it should pause, escalate or refuse.
Security, identity & data
We assess architecture, identity, permissions, data handling and auditability, including whether access can be limited, traced and revoked.
Resilience & accountability
We assess operational support, human oversight, incident response and change control, and whether the evidence remains valid as the Worker evolves.
Grounded in established standards. Informed by emerging governance.
We draw on recognised enterprise, security and AI standards while tracking emerging frameworks, regulatory requirements and supervisory guidance as they evolve. Each assessment is mapped to what applies to your sector and use case, including NIST, ISO, CSA, OWASP, HIPAA/HITECH, GLBA and FFIEC.
Define the role before the Worker
We work with you to turn the operational need into a clear role, business case, requirements and control profile before any Worker is considered.
What we examine
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The work as it is actually performed today
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Volume, cost and capacity economics
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Control, oversight and data requirements
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Systems and permissions the work depends on
What you receive
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A written role definition for the workflow
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Requirements, controls and oversight boundaries
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A shortlist of credible Worker options, or a recommendation not to proceed
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The business case and the conditions for a pilot and deployment
Start with the work that is creating friction.
Tell us which workflow is consuming time, capacity or operating cost. We’ll help determine whether an AI Worker is a credible solution and what it would take to deploy one responsibly.