AI POWERED
Business Intent. Production Software.
Governed Autonomous Engineering.
Human authority. Agent autonomy. Governed execution!
Bring your project requirement and see ASE Agents bring it to life
Delivery workspace · REQ-1042
Claims intake with coverage verification
- Executable requirementsRequirements Agent · REQ-1042 · 9 criteriaWorking
- Process modelDiscovery Agent · FNOL intake · 4 decision pointsHuman gate
- ArchitectureArchitecture Agent · ADR-0042 · contracts v2.1Queued
- Application interfaceExperience Agent · Intake workspace · 3 sectionsQueued
- Test evidenceQuality Agent · 9 of 9 criteria verifiedHuman gate
- Deployment readinessRelease Agent · Gates ✓ · rollback readyQueued
- ProductionOperations Agent · customer-prod-eu · healthyQueued
OBJ-01 → REQ-1042.3 → ADR-0042 → CS-318 → TC-101 → REL-2291
Inside ASE
One central cockpit for all your projects
Status visibility from Discover through to Operate
6 of 6 projects · 3 need attention
Project
Stage & progress
Deployment
Health
Health checks
- Requirements traced to code24 of 24 tracedPassing
- Architecture & design policy0 violationsPassing
- Continuous security validation1 medium finding openNeeds review
- Test coverage & quality gates87% linesPassing
- Tested rollback & reversibilityNot rehearsed yetUnknown
Delivery breakdown
- Requirements24 of 24
- Design specs9 of 11
- Build tasks41 of 60
- Verified scenarios18 of 34
- Release notes3 of 5
Next action
Run the integration suite against the payments sandbox
Deployment: Staging · EU-West
Projects, health checks and counts are illustrative, and actions operate only within this preview.
Why ASE
Much more than a coding assistant
Writing code is one step. ASE covers everything from the first requirement to the release.
Source2Pay Exception Management
Governed exception handling across the procure-to-pay lifecycle.
Discovery conversation
Shape the intent. Resolve assumptions. Prepare for review.
Your discovery summary is ready for review.
All 10 discovery areas have been captured. Confirm the scope, targets and decision ownership before sign-off.
- Proposed initiative
- One governed workflow for P2P exceptions
- Pilot scope
- 16 exception types · US & EU
- Pilot duration
- 6 months
- Proposed triage target
- 50% faster
- Proposed resolution target
- 2–3 days
Boundary: retain existing systems of record. Targets are captured from the conversation and require validation.
How it works
Every stage, clearly owned
Pick a stage to see what ASE does, what it needs from you and what you get back.
Define
Turn goals into clear requirements you can test.
Agent responsibilities
- Drafts requirements from the approved goals
- Writes testable acceptance criteria
- Flags conflicts and duplicates
Human approval point
A business analyst signs off before design starts.
Principal inputs
- Approved objectives
- Constraint register
- Domain ontology
- Existing requirement library
Generated outputs
- Executable requirement set
- Acceptance criteria per requirement
- Priority and dependency model
- Open-question list
Traceability evidence
- Requirement IDs link back to objectives and forward to design, code and tests
Requirement REQ-1042.3
- The intake workspace must verify active coverage before a claim can be submitted.
- AC-1 Given an active policy, coverage status resolves in under 2s
- AC-2 Given a lapsed policy, submission is blocked with a stated reason
- AC-3 Every coverage decision is written to the claim audit record
- NFR p95 response time ≤ 800 ms at 40 concurrent handlers
Control
Agents do the work. People approve it.
Permissions, approvals and audit trails live right where the work happens.
Enterprise control plane
Agents and people work under explicit roles: approvals gate the lifecycle, every artifact is traceable, security checks run before release and every release stays reversible.
Role-Based Permissions & Bounded Authority
Named Human Approval & Control Gates
End-to-End Requirement-to-Code Traceability
Architecture & Design Policy Enforcement
Isolated & Controlled Agent Execution
Continuous Automated Security Validation
Evidence-Backed Release Governance
Agent Performance & Quality Monitoring
End-to-End Change & Decision Lineage
Human-Accountable Exception & Escalation Handling
Tested Rollback & Reversibility Controls
For teams
One Platform serves diverse teams and roles.
From the first workshop to the final release.
Example projects
Four example projects
Pick one and follow a request from idea to release, with every approval on record.
Enterprise Process Transformation
Procure-to-Pay Control Tower
Beat 1 of 8
Business intent enters the ASE workspace
A procurement leader states the intent in business language, not as a ticket.
- intent: One governed experience for request, approve, receive and pay
- constraint: do not replace SAP S/4HANA or Oracle ERP
Shared context and agents
Business intent
Create one governed experience for requesting, approving, receiving and paying for goods and services without replacing our core ERP platforms.
Context sources
- Procurement policy and delegation of authority
- Entity approval matrices
- ERP interface catalogues
- Supplier onboarding rules
- Internal audit findings
- Workshop transcripts
Agents at work
- Discovery Agent
- Requirements Agent
- Architecture Agent
- Experience Agent
- Integration Agent
- Quality Agent
- Release Agent
Human authority and production outcome
Human approval points
- Discover: Confirm scope, policy authority and entity variations (Process owner)
- Define: Approve the requirements baseline and control set (Procurement, finance and internal controls)
- Design: Approve integration and access patterns (Architecture and security)
- Validate: Approve journey and control evidence (Business owners and internal controls)
- Deploy: Authorize the controlled rollout (Release owner)
A governed P2P control tower running beside SAP, Oracle and Coupa, with a live exception queue and audit-ready control evidence.
- Policy 4.2.1 → REQ-P2P-018 → CTL-07 → ADR-P2P-004 → TC-P2P-131 → REL-P2P-014
These are example projects, not client case studies. Companies, systems and numbers are made up to show how ASE works.
Outcomes
Measure outcomes, not lines of code
We agree with you on what to measure, then track it against your own baseline.
Delivery
- Idea-to-release time
- Elapsed time from approved business intent to production release.
- Requirements cycle time
- Time from discovery input to approved, testable requirements.
- Deployment frequency
- Number of governed releases per team, per period.
- Lead time for change
- Time from change set created to change set released.
Quality
- Escaped defects
- Defects found in production against requirements already accepted.
- Test coverage
- Share of acceptance criteria with a passing verifying test.
- Change-failure rate
- Share of releases requiring remediation or rollback.
- Mean time to recovery
- Time from detection of a release failure to restored service.
Economics
- Cost per released feature
- Fully loaded delivery cost attributed to a released requirement set.
- Reuse percentage
- Share of delivered scope satisfied by approved accelerators and components.
- Delivery capacity
- Concurrent delivery workflows sustained at the agreed quality bar.
- Project gross margin
- Engagement margin after delivery effort and rework.
Autonomy
- Autonomous completion rate
- Share of lifecycle activities completed without human rework.
- Human interventions
- Count and type of interventions outside defined approval gates.
- Agent acceptance rate
- Share of agent-produced artifacts accepted at first review.
- Escalation quality
- Share of escalations that were correct, actionable and timely.
Greymatter Innovationz
Built by people who deliver
We run enterprise projects every day. That experience shapes how ASE works.
- Enterprise platform engineering
- AI and automation
- Consulting-led delivery
- Regulated industries
Bring a real project. Leave with working software.
Try ASE on one of your own requirements.