WIQ helps the world's best companies scale complex workflows across the long-tail of operations work. It learns how your team actually works, then creates and maintains a fleet of agents to get it done.
Thousands of processes, each run a little differently across legacy tools. A general agent doesn't know your tools or how your team works, so it stalls right where the real work is.
WIQ watches how the work is really done, builds the agents, and keeps them running. One loop across every operation.
Observe how your team really does the job, across every tool and variation.
Turn what you see into agents with the tools, context, and policy to run.
Work changes. The agents catch new variations and fix what breaks.
One platform, a fleet of agents for every operations team. WIQ watches how each team works, builds the agents, and runs the whole fleet from one view.
Each process becomes a blueprint of skills, tools, and guardrails your agents run on.
SAP Ariba 1d 2h 14m 
ServiceNow 19h 40m 
Workday 12h 30m 
NetSuite 8h 15m 
Coupa 5h 02m 
Okta 2h 48m WIQ watches across browser and desktop as work happens, so you see how every process actually runs and what is ready to automate.
SLAs, handle time, and conformance in one place, whether a person or an agent did the work.
Adobe Acrobat 
Apple Pages 
Microsoft OneNote 
Apple Mail Allowlist and blocklist what gets captured, scoped to apps, domains, and time.
When a process shifts, WIQ catches it and the blueprint updates itself.
Launch many agents at once, locally where the work happens or in your cloud.
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Claude 
OpenAI 
Copilot 
Workato 
n8n Each team brings its own systems and exceptions. WIQ learns them and runs the work.
Confirms POs, chases missing confirmations, and clears exceptions.
Tracks shipments, resolves carrier exceptions, and matches paperwork.
Reconciles accounts, posts entries, and pulls the close forward.
Collects documents, runs KYC checks, and provisions access.
Reviews exceptions, flags what matters, and routes the rest.
Reads invoices, matches them to POs, and opens disputes.
Granular capture controls, conformance monitoring on every agent run, and governance that scales with the fleet.
Granular allowlist and blocklist controls, scoped to apps, domains, and time periods.
Conformance monitoring on every agent run. Each agent's chain of thought is checked against its blueprint.
SOC 2 Type II, GDPR, and CCPA. Data residency and retention configured to your policy.
Locally where the work happens, or in your own cloud. The work never has to leave your environment.
Yes. WIQ is SOC 2 Type II certified and GDPR compliant. We work with clients that have strict privacy requirements in the US and internationally. All data is encrypted in transit and at rest, and we support configurable data residency and retention policies.
WIQ captures browser and desktop interactions like clicks, navigation, and page content to reconstruct how processes are executed. You have full control over what gets captured through allowlists, blocklists, and capture windows scoped to specific apps, domains, or times.
No. WIQ exists to reconstruct processes and help you automate them. We do not build features for individual performance scoring or surveillance. Individual data can be anonymized and aggregated by request.
WIQ generates blueprints optimized for the major agentic platforms, including Claude, Workato, and Microsoft Copilot, so you can deploy on the platform your enterprise already uses.
A blueprint is everything an AI agent needs to do the job: skills, tools, and integrations, all built from real human examples of how the process is actually performed.
WIQ captures data from any browser-based application and most desktop apps on macOS and Windows. If a required tool doesn't exist, WIQ's builder helps you create it.
A lightweight browser extension and desktop app passively capture human interactions, then WIQ clusters them into a structured process report with visual graphs, step breakdowns, and handle time measurements.
No. WIQ maps work passively while people work normally. There is no new workflow to adopt, and a single week of data is enough to map variations and identify bottlenecks.
Yes. Use Quick Capture to record a single process end-to-end, and WIQ generates a full blueprint from that one run. Ideal for ad hoc automations.
No. WIQ generates blueprints automatically from observed human work. You do not need to write skills, document steps, or spec out agent behavior by hand.
WIQ continuously monitors how work is done, so when a process changes, the corresponding blueprint updates itself to reflect the new steps, tools, or workflows.
WIQ measures actual human handle time per process by tracking active work time, not ticket open-to-close. It then estimates the share of cases that are automatable and the handle time that would be saved.
Connect your agentic platform to WIQ via MCP. The platform retrieves the relevant blueprint and runs agent sessions against your task queue. WIQ provides the process context and monitoring.
Yes. Launch concurrent agent sessions that work through the backlog in parallel. Each agent follows the right blueprint and operates autonomously until it hits a checkpoint or escalation.
WIQ tracks handle time, SLA compliance, and conformance to the blueprint for agents and humans alike, so you can compare performance side by side across any process.
Installing the browser extension and desktop client takes a few minutes per user. Org-level configuration (teams, roles, privacy policies) is typically done in under an hour.
No engineering is required for process mapping. The extension installs like any Chrome extension and the desktop client is a lightweight download. Connecting an agentic platform may involve your IT administrator depending on available MCPs.
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