AUTOMY is a No-Code business process automation platform that unifies AI agents, workflows, RPA, and an app builder. You design and supervise complete processes end to end — with real-time operational control — without writing code.

How is AUTOMY different from Power Automate?

AUTOMY is a true No-Code platform with AI agents and RPA built in, designed to run complete end-to-end processes with real-time control. Power Automate is a Low-Code tool centered on Microsoft workflows that often needs technical setup. With AUTOMY you unify workflows, AI agents, RPA, and apps in a single platform — without connecting separate tools.

Does AUTOMY replace BPM, workflow, or RPA?

AUTOMY integrates workflow, AI agents, and RPA in one platform. You do not need separate tools or developers to connect them.

What kind of processes can AUTOMY automate?

Approvals, onboarding, purchasing, customer service, reporting, trade activations, and any process with defined rules, participants, and statuses.

Which companies is it for?

Mid-size and large companies with cross-functional processes, approvals, or manual coordination between teams.

Does AUTOMY require developers?

No. AUTOMY is a No-Code platform: you design processes, AI agents, RPA bots, and apps with a visual interface — no coding and no technical team required.

Which systems does AUTOMY integrate with?

Natively with SAP, Power BI, Microsoft Teams, SharePoint, WhatsApp, and more, plus REST API and webhooks to connect with virtually any CRM, ERP, or internal system.

Does AUTOMY include AI agents?

Yes. You can deploy AI agents with skills and tools that operate inside your processes: they analyze information, classify documents, make decisions, and interact with other systems autonomously.

How does AUTOMY handle security?

With encryption in transit and at rest, single sign-on (SSO) with Google and Microsoft Entra, conditional access, audit logs, and practices aligned with standards such as ISO 27001.

How do pricing and implementation work?

AUTOMY offers three plans: Core ($350/mo), Scale ($800/mo), and Transform (from $1,500/mo). Every plan includes unlimited users, with increasing workflow, app, AI Agent and automation capacity. Book a meeting and you can have your first processes running in the first few weeks — not months.

When Legal Gets Incomplete Contract Requests, Operations Stall

Blog — Productivity and Digital Transformation

By Giancarlo Barreda Panez · 2026-09-29

A business team needs a contract in place before critical maintenance can begin.

Legal asks for the scope of work, service terms, owners, and dates.

The answers come in pieces: Procurement has one version, Operations confirms another, and no one is sure who should complete the request.

It looks as though the contract is stuck with Legal, but the information needed to move forward sits across several teams.

That delay is more than administrative friction.

It can push back a strategic purchase, the start of a service, or a decision that depends on the agreement.

And once the contract is signed, another question arises: who tracks the commitments it contains? Contract management automation should start with that coordination challenge, not just faster drafting.

The goal is to give Legal the context it needs at intake and make sure obligations remain visible after signature.

Incomplete requests turn Legal into an information coordinator The requesting team understands the business need, but may not know how to express it as information Legal can use to draft an agreement.

Legal understands the implications of a clause, but someone else must confirm the operational facts: what will be delivered, where, when, who will accept the work, and what happens if the scope changes.

When those answers are scattered across email threads, review turns into a series of follow-up questions.

The answer is not to ask Operations to write legal language.