ElectroNeek

Solutions · For IT & ops teams

Automation your IT team can own — including the systems nobody wants to touch.

AI workflows and agents for the decisions, document intelligence for the paper, RPA bots for SAP GUI, AS/400, Citrix and every app without an API. One platform, governed, with no per-bot fee — and a guided sandbox around your process after one call.

Invoice Agent · run #4,821

Running

New invoice received

acme-supplies_0447.pdf · from AP inbox

✓

Extracted 14 fields

vendor · date · 6 line items · totals

✓

Matched to PO-20391

5 of 6 lines matched to the open PO

✓

Posted to QuickBooks

bill created · GL coded · attached source

✓

line 4: qty mismatch — waiting on a human

This week, this process~20 hrs of typing → 12 min of review
OutlookQuickBooksShared drive

Four things IT teams bring us first

Invoices and documents into the ERP

Vendor invoices, PODs, claims or intake forms arrive by email or scan. IntelliDocs extracts the fields, a workflow matches them to POs or policies, a bot posts the result into NetSuite, SAP, QuickBooks or Dynamics — and a person sees only the exceptions.

NetSuite · SAP B1 · QuickBooks · Dynamics · Applied Epic · McLeod

A legacy app with no API

SAP GUI, AS/400, Citrix-delivered apps, a state or carrier portal, QuickBooks Desktop. A bot operates the screen deterministically, unattended, on a free Bot Runner — triggered by a schedule, a webhook or an agent that decided what to enter.

SAP GUI · AS/400 · Citrix · government and carrier portals · desktop ERPs

A workflow with approvals

Anything that needs a human before it is consequential: a payment above a threshold, a credit decision, a customer reply. The workflow pauses, asks in Slack, Teams or email, and continues with an audit entry.

Slack · Teams · Outlook · Gmail · 700+ integrations

An agent that reads, decides and asks

Ticket triage, email classification, data reconciliation: an agent with tools, your documents and your rules, with a visible reasoning timeline and structured output your systems can consume.

Zendesk · Jira · HubSpot · Salesforce · MCP servers · your own bots

Agents and bots, with the controls IT actually asks for

Gartner expects more than 40% of agentic AI projects to be cancelled by 2027 for cost, unclear value or inadequate risk controls. The answer is not fewer agents; it is agents inside deterministic workflows, with budgets, approvals and logs. That is how the platform is built.

Bring your own model

OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, Azure OpenAI, OpenRouter or a self-hosted endpoint: your key, your provider's bill. No model is trained on your data; with your own key, calls never pass through a third party. Document intelligence credits are included.

Human in the loop as a step, not a promise

Approvals, forms and tasks are workflow actions. Document fields that fail validation route to a person. Destructive actions can require sign-off.

Every run leaves a trail

Step inputs and outputs, agent timelines, bot console logs with millisecond timestamps, audit logs up to 60 months, roles and security groups.

Your data where you want it

Azure-hosted cloud today; the whole platform on-prem with Sovereign Suite — orchestrator, bots, document intelligence and the LLM — for regulated environments.

Security, SOC 2 and data processing →

What the sandbox looks like

Not a self-serve signup with an empty canvas. You bring one process; we set it up with you; you run it on real data. The result is a decision, not a demo.

  1. 01

    Request

    Two minutes: who you are and which process you'd try first.

  2. 02

    Setup call

    30 minutes to scope the process; your workspace is ready from 24 hours after it.

  3. 03

    Build and run

    You build, or we pair with you. Real data, real systems, engineers on call.

  4. 04

    Decide

    A written summary: what ran, what it would cost by the unit, what to automate next.

Limits, stated before the demo

Technical buyers find these out anyway. Better from us, now, than from a failed pilot.

  • —Bot Runners and Studio run on Windows 10/11 and Windows Server 2019/2022 — no macOS or Linux runners.
  • —One workflow at a time per Bot Runner; parallelism comes from more runners or Windows sessions.
  • —Selectors are deterministic: when an application's UI changes, the bot needs an update. AI self-healing is in development, not shipped.
  • —IntelliDocs processes up to 20 pages per file and Latin-script languages.
  • —Workflow run data is retained for 30 days; a paused approval cannot resume after that.

Who this makes sense for

The IT Team plan is for companies that run automation in-house. If you would rather have someone build and operate it for you, a certified partner is the better route.

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  • IT and delivery teams inside larger companies

    An internal automation practice, a CoE, or an IT team that owns integrations and does not rely on an external service provider.

  • Operations and finance teams with an engineer on call

    A process owner in AP, logistics or customer service plus someone in IT who can install a Bot Runner and connect the systems.

  • Teams already running RPA or an iPaaS

    You know what a bot and a workflow are; you want unattended runs without a per-bot fee, documents by the page and agents with approvals.

  • Regulated environments

    Audit logs, roles and security groups, and the option to move the whole platform on-prem or to a hosted dedicated environment later.

Questions IT teams ask first

  • With an RPA bot built in ElectroNeek Studio: it operates the application on screen like a person would, deterministically, with a step log. It runs on a free Bot Runner on a PC, server or VM, unattended — including on a closed or minimized RDP session — and is triggered by a schedule, a webhook, the API or an agent.

  • If you are Microsoft-only and your needs are attended, often yes, and we will say so. Power Automate charges $150 per unattended bot per month ($215 hosted) plus Copilot credits per agent action and Dataverse storage; computer-use agents run in Microsoft's cloud. ElectroNeek has no per-bot fee, runs unattended on closed RDP sessions, works outside the Microsoft stack and can be installed on-prem.

  • No. The ERP stays the system of record. Workflows and bots move data into it and out of it; agents decide what to do with exceptions; people approve what needs approval.

  • A Windows machine or VM for Bot Runners with a stable internet connection, access to the systems you automate, and someone who can describe the process. The orchestrator and the workflow builder are in the browser; no servers to maintain unless you choose on-prem.

  • You buy business units — runs, pages, conversations — not tokens. For agents you connect your own LLM key and pay your provider directly; document intelligence credits are included. Usage shows in a billing dashboard.

  • Failure emails with the failing step, console logs and run history in the orchestrator; per-step retries and continue-on-failure in workflows. Today a changed UI means updating the selector; AI self-healing is on the roadmap, and we say so rather than promise it.

  • A guided sandbox: we scope one process with you on a 30-minute call, your workspace is ready from 24 hours after it, and you run it with our engineers on call. No credit card.

Bring the process nobody wants to touch.

A sandbox around it from 24 hours after the call, engineers on call while you test, and a written summary at the end.