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Your business has rules. Your AI should know them.

Brainfish AI turns scattered systems, process knowledge, and decision rights into one governed operating model—so agents can answer, monitor, prepare, and act without guessing.

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Brainfish / Operations modelIllustrative data
Abstract operational network connecting business records, rules and actions
source data company context approval
Company model218 connected facts
Attention queue3
BF-2418

Contract price exception

Northstar Components · €18,460

Finance review
BF-2417

Order ready to create

Alder Home · 14 lines

Prepared
BF-2416

Item match uncertain

Meridian Kitchens · 1 line

Buyer input

One operating model. Many decisions.

6 context layers4 authority levels1 reviewable record
01 · The operating gap

Data tells an agent what happened. Context tells it what to do next.

Most operations do not fail for lack of information. They slow down because the meaning, ownership, and exceptions live across systems and people.

01

Order operations

Price terms, credit, substitutions and delivery promises—evaluated together.

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02

Logistics

Events become useful only when they threaten a customer-specific commitment.

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03

Purchasing

Demand, open supply, supplier terms and spend authority in one decision.

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04

B2B service

A complete operational case before anyone writes the customer response.

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02 · The authority ladder

Autonomy is not a switch. It is a designed boundary.

Begin with knowledge. Add initiative, preparation, and execution only where the evidence and authority are explicit.

01

Ask

Answer from approved sources with visible evidence.

Human starts · read only
02

Watch

Run a written condition and route the exception.

System starts · alert only
03

Prepare

Assemble a complete draft for a named reviewer.

Agent prepares · human decides
04

Act

Execute one declared action inside an approved limit.

Permissioned · fully recorded
03 · Company model

A usable model of how your company actually operates.

Selective enough to ship one workflow. Structured enough to explain every outcome.

01

Live business facts

Records, relationships, freshness and deterministic calculations from agreed sources.

  • Customer terms
  • Inventory state
  • Open commitments
02

Decision logic

Written policies, precedence, exceptions and thresholds applied in a visible order.

  • Pricing authority
  • Promise tolerance
  • Reorder policy
03

Action rights

Typed actions, validations, approvers and stop conditions around every system change.

  • Read
  • Prepare
  • Approve / execute
04 · One agent, three modes

The work moves. The accountable person stays in control.

Brainfish assembles the evidence, applies the rule, and makes the boundary visible before an operational action.

EXECUTE

Do the routine step.

Run a declared action when every validation and permission passes.

Order draft createdAll 7 validations passed
WATCH

Surface the exception.

Evaluate the agreed condition continuously and alert the right owner.

Promise at riskOperations owner notified
ANSWER

Explain with evidence.

Answer a cross-system question with the facts and calculation attached.

11 sources checkedCalculation available
05 · Ask the operation

Questions answered in the language of your business.

Brainfish answer Illustrative

Which orders are blocked today?

Three orders need attention. One exceeds finance authority, one contains an uncertain item match, and one uses an unapproved delivery address.

Evidence attached11 source records · refreshed 2 minutes ago
06 · Start narrow

Build backwards from one decision that matters.

01

Choose

Name the recurring decision and accountable owner.

02

Observe

Read the real systems and representative cases.

03

Model

Write the facts, rules, permissions and exceptions.

04

Rehearse

Compare outcomes before widening authority.

Operational context network used to map a controlled workflow
DECISIONevidence → rule → authority
07 · Designed for review

Every outcome should survive a simple question: why?

No invented trust marks. No invisible authority. No production access before scope and terms are explicit.

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01

Evidence attached

See records, freshness and calculations.

02

Rules versioned

Know which policy produced the outcome.

03

Authority named

Approvals belong to a role or person.

04

Action recorded

Keep proposal, review and result together.

08 · Questions

Clear about what exists today.

01

Is Brainfish AI generally available?

No. Brainfish AI is pre-release. Selected pilot discussions are available case by case under separate terms.

02

Which integrations work today?

This website makes no generally available connector claim. Feasibility is confirmed for each proposed pilot.

03

Can an agent approve its own actions?

No independent business authority is implied. Customers define permissions, reviewers and stop conditions.

04

Can we send credentials through the form?

No. Use the form only to discuss fit. Do not submit passwords, API keys, production records or sensitive data.

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