Looping AI into the neo-enterprise.

Looper builds, runs and improves AI agent fleets, automations, apps and dashboards inside your systems. Governed, secured and under your control from day one. Live in days, not months.

Companies running on Looper

Why customers selected Looper.

Enterprises get lost in a sprawl of AI solutions, each one built on its own. The same seven problems show up every time.

01

No governance

Nobody owns the full picture of which AI solutions exist, what they touch and who approved them.

02

No security infrastructure

Each solution brings its own keys, its own hosting and its own blind spots.

03

Data leaks to LLMs

Employees send enterprise data to public models with no control over where it goes.

04

No maintenance plan, no standard

Solutions are built once, by whoever was available, and left to drift.

05

Access control is not enforced

Solutions bypass the org's permission rules. A data breach is a matter of when, not if.

06

Every solution reinvents CI/CD

Man-years go into bespoke delivery flows instead of one standardized, one-click flow.

07

Data silos

Each solution locks its data in its own silo, when bringing the most relevant context together is the whole advantage.

Looper

One platform under all of them

Governed, secured and maintained. Access control enforced, one-click delivery, and a shared context-lake across every agent, automation and app.

Not another chatbot. A platform that does the work.

For established companies that know they need AI, and have no one whose job it is to build it. Four examples out of many.

Order and request intake

Emails, PDFs and spreadsheets read, validated and entered into the ERP. A person only approves.

Invoice and reconciliation control

Duplicates, amount gaps and VAT errors flagged before payment, with suggested postings ready for sign-off.

Daily reports and live dashboards

Sales, inventory, cash and open orders pulled straight from your systems every morning. No manual work.

24/7 monitoring agents

Agents watch queues, inboxes and numbers and act the moment something slips: late suppliers, stock risk, unanswered customers.

Connects to what you already run.

Nothing to replace, nothing new to learn. Your team keeps its familiar tools. Looper works inside them, even on legacy screens with no API.

  • Priority
  • SAP Business One
  • Excel & Sheets
  • Outlook & Gmail
  • PDFs & scans
  • SQL databases
  • Slack
  • Google Drive
  • Stripe
  • Notion
  • GitHub
  • Legacy screens

One loop, three segments.

The same three moves our mark is drawn from. We build it, we run it, and we keep improving it, all year, one process after another.

1

Build

We scope and build end to end, on your data and systems. A working solution in days to weeks.

2

Run

It goes live in your environment. We operate, monitor and fix. Your team keeps its familiar tools.

3

Improve

One process after another. Each automation builds on the context of the last.

Built for companies that can’t afford to experiment.

Fast to value, private by default, governed end to end, and priced so every new process is a yes.

Days

Live in days

A first process working days after the first call, not a quarter of discovery.

0 bytes

Data stays yours

On your servers or private cloud, with local LLMs if needed. Nothing leaves the building.

100%

Full control

Permissions follow your org chart. Sensitive steps wait for a person. Everything is audited.

1 fee

One flat subscription

Platform, builds, running and changes included. No per-seat or per-usage fees.

Ask in plain language. Get a computed answer.

Metrics, filters and charts on what you already have. Every answer is calculated from your own systems, with the source attached.

“Which products are at risk of running out before the next delivery?”

ProductDays of stockNext delivery
SKU 44713in 9 days
SKU 12085in 7 days
SKU 09328in 6 days

Your numbers, without the report queue.

No exports, no waiting for the analyst. The answer is computed on live data, not guessed by a model.

  • Computed from your ERP, sheets and databases
  • Every figure links back to its source
  • Permissions follow your org chart
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