Start with your business. Shape the authority. Then choose the technology.
Tell WARDALE what work you want AI to do, what systems are involved and where human responsibility must remain. WARDALE turns that into a clear governance, workforce or transaction path you can understand before implementation begins.
WARDALE in one minute
WARDALE connects an AI worker or agent to accountable human or organisational authority, sets the limits under which it may act, and can produce verifiable evidence for supported governed actions.
Start with a real business duty or outcome.
Use a WARDALE worker or govern AI you already have.
Decide what the AI may do alone and what needs human approval.
Choose what should be verifiable and how retention should work for your deployment.
WARDALE calls the formal link between an AI actor, the accountable organisation or person, its permitted actions and limits Authority Binding.
What are you trying to achieve?
You already have agents, copilots, automated workflows or AI tools and need clearer limits, approvals and accountability.
WARDALE path: WARDALE maps what each AI system may do, who is responsible, what needs approval and what evidence should be produced after important actions.
We want AI workers for real business dutiesYou want digital workers for customer service, operations, finance, risk, sales, procurement or other repeatable work.
WARDALE path: WARDALE helps select the right workers, define their duties, connect the right systems and set their operating limits.
We want WARDALE connected to our systemsYou need to understand where WARDALE sits alongside your existing applications, agents, cloud services, identity systems or workflows.
WARDALE path: WARDALE shows what stays in place, what connects to WARDALE and what information is exchanged before implementation starts.
We want AI to make payments or purchasing decisionsYour AI may buy, refund, approve invoices, procure from suppliers or trigger other financial transactions.
WARDALE path: WARDALE defines what may be spent, by whom, within which limits, when a person must approve and what transaction evidence should be produced.
We want to build our own WARDALE plan firstYou want to shape the use case privately before involving sales, implementation or technical teams.
WARDALE path: Use the browser-based planner to define the outcome, AI actors, systems, authority limits, approvals and evidence requirements without submitting those planning answers to WARDALE.
Your self-service journey
Understand the authority problem WARDALE is built to solve and where it sits in the AI stack.
Select the workforce, governance, transaction or integration path that matches your need.
Define the people, systems, AI workers, actions, limits and approvals that matter in your environment.
Choose what should be verifiable after important actions and where evidence should be retained.
Continue through the self-service planner, ORDO or developer interfaces depending on your role.
What can I do before I commit?
Explore the proposition, solutions, workforce catalogue and integration model.
Use the DIY planner without submitting the planning answers to WARDALE.
Your engineering team can inspect the public developer information and evaluation interfaces separately.
Live business use, private integrations, continuous monitoring, production authority controls and enterprise service commitments are separate production services.