Turn system‑of‑record and browser data into a map of human processes and full-context agent specs. Scope high-impact solutions without months of on-site discovery, and prove before/after ROI.













Today, companies building agents face long discovery cycles and months of engineering effort to understand customer processes, identify bottlenecks, and uncover automation opportunities.
WIQ uses system-of record and browser data to reconstruct business processes, and zeros in on highest value automation opportunities.
Currently, companies need to collect sample data from end-user teams, or use analytics systems they aren’t familiar with to design an agent that will hopefully perform as well as a human.
WIQ captures all the context humans use to make decisions allowing you to build agents to predictably augment human processes.
Agents are new, and proving that agentic automation actually improved business outcomes is hard. Currently AI agent companies can only measure usage as a proxy for value.
Prove your agents deliver ROI by monitoring performance after deployment. Measure KPIs for both the agentic and human process with zero additional setup.
WIQ is an AI-powered platform that helps organizations understand, optimize, and automate their business processes. It observes how work actually gets done across tools and teams, reconstructs workflows, and creates a live map of human processes.
Process Discovery:
Reconstructs and visualizes real workflows across apps and teams.
Impact Modeling:
Detects bottlenecks and ranks automation opportunities by ROI.
Agent Readiness:
Generates deployment-ready specifications for automation agents.
Governance:
Monitors agents and workflows to ensure compliance with SOPs.
Scalability:
Enables organizations to deploy and manage automation at scale.
Enterprises and teams looking for:
- Eliminate manual bottlenecks
- Quantify automation ROI before investing
- Speed up automation/AI deployment
- Maintain compliance and oversight while scaling automation
WIQ connects to browser activity, application logs, system-of-record data, and standard operating procedures. This allows it to capture a complete picture of how work is performed across tools without requiring lengthy discovery projects.