Your business context.
Your engineer’s craft.
Work with a forward-deployed engineer to turn the way your company operates into applications, agents, and workflows on Scopien.
Build with the people who understand the platform.
The engineer brings the components together: your business model in Cortex, agents for specific tasks, ScopieFlows for connected work, and integrations with the systems you already use.
Map the process before shaping the application.
Start with who does the work, the information they use, the decisions they make, and where the process slows down.
Build the application around the process.
Create the objects, relationships, permissions, and views your team needs. Connect task-specific agents and workflows to the application.
Bring the application into the operation.
Test the configured process, work through the important paths, and support the team in using the new application.
Explore your implementation options.
A few useful answers.
How is the engineering engagement scoped?
Define the applications, systems, team needs, and intended outcome. Included capacity and ongoing work are agreed as part of the engagement.
Can the engineer build something different from these application examples?
Yes. The point of Cortex and the engineering engagement is to create applications specific to your business processes.
Can we keep our existing tools?
Your application can connect to the systems your company uses through ScopieFlows and the relevant integrations.