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Deprex

A CompanyOS for small and medium businesses

Design and implement once.
Run autonomously from then on.

Deprex provides the CompanyOS implementation and execution foundation for business operations with less manual involvement. Define and implement a workflow’s purpose, decision rules and starting conditions once. On subsequent runs, agents respond to changing conditions or scheduled times, carry out the connected steps and verify the result.

  • No instruction needed for each run
  • Triggered by conditions or time
  • Continues through verification

The everyday friction

Work waits for someone to tell it to start.

People have to remember when work is due

Recurring checks, new information and deadlines still wait for someone to notice and start the work.

Decision rules live in people’s heads

What to check, how to decide and how far to proceed must be explained again whenever responsibilities change.

People connect each step

Collecting information, processing it, handing it over and checking the outcome still require coordination around individual automated tasks.

What you can delegate

Recognize work, decide and execute. Make the whole flow part of your company.

01

Recognize when work is needed

Detect new information, changed conditions or an agreed time

Check the agreed sources and business state. When the designed conditions are met, begin new work or respond to a change without requiring someone to start each run.

What you get

Work that begins at the right time

02

Decide the next action using company rules

Apply objectives, business knowledge and decision criteria

Compare the current situation with established context, select the steps and sequence, and apply the agreed responsibilities and exception rules.

What you get

Decisions and coordination that retain your context

03

Connect the steps and do the work

Move from checking information to creating, updating and coordinating

Research, compare, create and update within your existing documents and business tools. Carry the result of one step into the next as a connected business workflow.

What you get

Less instruction and manual handover between steps

04

Verify completion and continue

Check the result and resume when the required conditions are met

Confirm the intended outcome after an action. Keep track of responses or information that are still needed, then continue when the work can move forward.

What you get

Visible results and follow-up that keeps moving

Inside day-to-day operation

Work moves on its own. Your team can see what is happening.

An example using Slack and GitHub Projects. Once a workflow is designed, conditions and time start the work. Progress, results and decisions that need attention stay visible.

Generated illustrations with fictional work and data. Layouts and wording are simplified to explain the workflow, not screenshots of a delivered interface. Your setup follows the tools and workflows agreed for your business.

01 / Slack

The agent starts work and reports the result

Fresh data arrives or an agreed time is reached. Deprex starts the designed workflow, verifies its output and shares the relevant progress or result in Slack. A person does not need to send a new starting instruction each time.

The illustration shows an automatic start, a verified report and the next scheduled run.

Illustrative Slack messages from Deprex: data available, automatic execution, report verified, next run scheduled.
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02 / GitHub Projects

See the work across the business on one board

A kanban board makes ready, active, waiting and completed work visible. Task state follows verified progress. Work that cannot continue shows the missing decision or input, alongside who needs to act.

The active card shows the agent working. Only the waiting card shows a Next Action.

Illustrative GitHub Projects board with Ready, In progress, Waiting and Done columns. The waiting task includes a Next Action and its owner.
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03 / Task activity

Inspect what was done and what was verified

Open a task to follow the work from its inputs through actions and checks to the deliverable. The record distinguishes completed work from unresolved questions, so your team can assess the outcome without asking for the history again.

The illustration follows data collection, comparison, report update and result verification.

Illustrative task detail showing data collected, changes compared, report updated and result verified, alongside the deliverable.
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04 / Next Action

See what is needed to move work forward

Next Action describes what is needed when an agent cannot currently proceed: a human decision, an external response, missing information or an agreed time. Once the condition is met, work resumes and the resolved Next Action is cleared.

Here, a changed effective date needs a decision from the operations lead. Runnable work continues without creating another human to-do.

Illustrative task waiting for a decision: the operations lead must confirm a changed effective date, then the workflow resumes.
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From actual work

Implemented and operated, step by step.

Turn information into work, check the outcome and continue. These practical building blocks inform a CompanyOS that can support different kinds of business.

Turn changing information into work

Regularly read operational information, reconcile existing work and reflect new or changed items while retaining each item’s conditions.

Compare business rules with the actual state

Compare documents, settings and observed results to identify differences. Implemented workflows support delegated changes and subsequent verification.

Resume work with its context intact

Retain results, pending responses and required information. Check when work can resume, continue executable steps and keep unresolved points visible.

How it starts

Design and implement first. Run autonomously from the next occurrence.

  1. 01

    Define when work starts and finishes

    Clarify the starting conditions, decisions and completion criteria around the business objective and the way your team works.

  2. 02

    Implement and verify the first run

    Connect knowledge, roles, steps and tools. Walk through real input to output and confirm the delegated scope.

  3. 03

    Let subsequent runs execute autonomously

    The same system responds to conditions or time. People focus on business direction, changing requirements and important exceptions.

Working with our FDE team

An FDE team turns real work into workflows that keep running.

A Forward Deployed Engineer works closely with your team to turn business processes into working systems. During setup, 0ai learns the triggers and decision rules from Slack discussions, meetings and existing material, then implements a CompanyOS that can execute subsequent runs autonomously.

What our FDE team does

  • Understand the work from trigger to outcome

    Identify what starts the work, the evidence used to decide and the completion criteria. Investigate available information first and keep questions focused.

  • Implement repeatable autonomous execution

    Choose a starting point based on frequency, workload and impact. Connect recognition, decisions, execution, verification and exception handover.

  • Verify the first run and hand over operation

    Review the results and changes with your team, avoid overlap with existing operations and improve the system as real outcomes and requirements evolve.

What we ask of your team

  • Share priorities and real examples during setup

    Provide demanding workflows, their triggers and the material and examples you already use. A finished manual is not required.

  • Confirm decision rules and delegated scope

    Agree authoritative information, ordinary decisions, exception owners and what may be changed. Clarify undocumented steps with examples or a walkthrough.

  • Arrange access and a first-run review contact

    Provide appropriate access and someone to confirm initial outputs. After setup, help review changed conditions and important exceptions.

Agree how work should run during setup, then delegate routine execution to agents. Evolve the design as the business changes and expand the scope that can operate unattended.

Questions

Before you get started.

Do we need to give instructions every time?

No fresh starting instruction is needed for each run of a designed and implemented workflow. Information changes, business events or agreed times trigger execution within the defined conditions and authority.

What is a CompanyOS?

An operating system that connects company knowledge, roles, decision rules and workflows so agents can run business operations. Deprex provides its implementation and ongoing execution foundation.

Who is it for?

Small and medium businesses where owners and a few key people carry the operational workload, especially recurring work and handovers across roles and tools.

When are people involved after setup?

When deciding business direction, changing workflow conditions or handling decisions and exceptions beyond delegated authority. Routine execution is kept separate from redesign and important human judgment.

Do we need to replace our tools?

We start with the existing environment, confirm the information, connections and delegated scope, then expand autonomous operation from one workflow toward the wider business.

Deprex

Spend less time starting routine work. Spend more time on your next business move.

Build workflows once and let them keep running. Start with the work people are coordinating today, and turn it into your CompanyOS.

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