For project-based companies with 50–500 employees

AI Agents that don’t go rogue

Tell Eos the operational job you want done. Eos turns that intent into a deterministic process your team can inspect, simulate, approve, and run across projects, tickets, time, billing, and connected systems.

Start from an Agent template
Inspect before it runs
Keep approvals where they matter
See every Agent run
Eos Chat returning a weekly project health pulse check
A real Eos Chat response.Weekly project-health pulse check
Start with one useful Agent

Know which projects need attention before the status meeting

The Project Health Agent reviews deadlines, blocked work, budget burn, recent activity, staffing pressure, and open risks. It prepares a concise update for delivery leaders, project managers, or clients, then routes it through the approval and delivery rules you choose.

See the Project Health Agent
Cedar Schools project plan shown as a Gantt chart in Eos
The work behind the status. Tasks, dates, owners, and delivery sequence stay visible.
From brief to working plan

Give the Project Wizard the messy first draft

Start with the project name, dates, a plain-language brief, and any useful documents. Eos prepares a structured plan for review before it becomes a live project.

See project operations
Project brief entered in the Eos Project Wizard

1. Describe the project

Scope, dates, constraints, and source documents remain visible.

Generated project structure reviewed as a Gantt chart

2. Review the structure

Inspect tasks, sequence, dates, and ownership before committing the plan.

Works with the systems you already have

Eos is an Agent layer, not another forced migration

Agents can work with Eos records and connected tools such as Salesforce, Jira Cloud, QuickBooks Online, Xero, Google Workspace, Microsoft 365, Slack, and WhatsApp. Start with one connection and one Agent; expand when the first one earns its keep.

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Integration connections available in Eos
Connect the tools an Agent is allowed to use.Connections shown as available, not falsely presented as active
Built for operating work

Inspect it. Simulate it. Let it run.

Eos shows what an Agent is meant to do, when it runs, which skills it can use, and where a person must approve the next action. Run history records the result, including failures and pending approvals, rather than hiding them behind a cheerful chat message.

SOC 2 Type II

Eos has completed a SOC 2 Type II examination. Qualified customers can request the report as part of their security review.

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Bring the awkward process

See Eos on one of your real processes

Choose a process your team still chases through meetings, spreadsheets, inboxes, and reminders. We’ll show you what the Agent would inspect, what it could do, and where your approval rules belong.

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