Intelligent automation, not artificial employees.
Enterprise Claw connects to your systems, makes sense of them, and acts — all inside your own cloud.
By the time status reaches you, it has been rounded.
The information exists. It is scattered across systems, conversations, and teams.
What reaches leadership
- A status agreed in an earlier meeting
- A date someone believes
- Risks that did not survive the last filter
- Populated manually, through dashboards and data entry
What is true
- A vendor delay raised in Slack
- A dependency visible in commits
- A ticket parked in staging for months
- Automation is possible, but investment is focused on product engineering
The consequence
Decisions are made from a partial picture of reality.
Not another dashboard, a better explanation of work.
A dashboard reports the state of the system. Enterprise Claw connects the reasons behind it.
One question — “Is Atlantis on track?”
“12 of 15 tickets done. On track.”
“At risk: a dependency flagged in Slack isn’t on the board yet.”
What Enterprise Claw is
It connects to your systems, makes sense of them, and acts.
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Connect
Integrates with the data sources across your company.
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Understand
Answers questions through a natural chat interface, and aggregates information over time and across sources into insights for operators.
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Act
Operators build agents that take actions on their behalf, automating the work.
System architecture
One box you run in your own cloud.
How it works
One agent per project. You set it up; it runs on its own.
The components
Grouped into Spaces, gated by identity, deployed inside your environment.
Enterprise Brain
Holds information from every source in one standardized format — the LLM-wiki pattern — and reasons over it.
Agent runtime
Runs agent loops — tool calls, skills — interactively, autonomously, or on a schedule.
Identity provider
Gives each agent an identity and a privilege level; it runs as a user or as a human operator.
Integrations
Read from and write to standard tools — Jira, Slack, and the rest of your stack.
Secrets manager
Holds the API keys and credentials agents need to reach those tools.
Spaces
Group connectors and agents together so privilege is managed in one place.
One platform. A plugin per domain.
The underlying platform stays the same as the domain changes.
The PM application is one layer of Enterprise Claw.
Grey is the platform — unchanged, provided. Orange is all it took: one plugin.
How we customised it for GTM: one plugin. The rest is the platform.
Grey is the platform — unchanged, provided. Orange is all GTM took: one plugin.
Put Enterprise Claw on your own systems.
Watch the demo, then book a walkthrough. We'll show it answering questions about tools like yours.
Have a workflow your team still does by hand?
Tell us what it is. We'll tell you honestly whether AI can take it over in 4–6 weeks.