Workforce
Digitals receive governed identity, roles, responsibilities, assignments, qualification, authority and lifecycle history.
Explore Workforce →Sirvisetti Autonomy
Autonomy connects digitals, roles, responsibilities, capabilities, integrations, policies and durable operations in one accountable product model above the enterprise applications you already run.
Enterprise autonomy
Autonomy brings Humans, Digitals, memories, workflows and applications into one governed operating model while preserving the enterprise systems already in place.

One coherent product
Autonomy keeps responsibility and business meaning clear while the applications and technology underneath can continue to evolve.
Digitals receive governed identity, roles, responsibilities, assignments, qualification, authority and lifecycle history.
Explore Workforce →Reusable business abilities define what digitals can do independently of application-specific mechanics.
Explore Capabilities →Integrations connect digital capabilities to Oracle, SAP, Salesforce, ServiceNow, NetSuite, Microsoft and other enterprise applications.
Explore Integrations →Policies, authority, human approvals, execution history and evidence shape and record consequential business work.
Explore Governance →Digital workforce
Autonomy 1.0 includes twelve delivered digitals across finance, procurement, revenue, operations, data, integration and customer service. Customers can extend delivered digitals or create entirely new ones using the same operating model.
Begin with governed digitals for recognizable business responsibilities rather than an empty autonomous-agent framework.
Explore the Digital Workforce →Extend responsibilities, capabilities, integrations and policies as your business evolves.
Extend Delivered Digitals →Model new digital workforce identities for responsibilities unique to the organization.
Build Your Own Digitals →Operating model
The digital workforce model stays understandable because each layer has one clear purpose.
Capabilities
Capabilities are reusable business abilities assigned through responsibilities. They let business owners understand and govern the work without needing to understand the underlying implementation.
Explore Capabilities →Express work in terms such as approve, reconcile, release, resolve and prepare.
Digitals use capabilities only within the roles, responsibilities and authority granted to them.
Integrations
Autonomy works across the enterprise application landscape while systems of record remain authoritative. This lets the business expand autonomous work without reorganizing responsibilities around a particular vendor or application.
Explore Integrations →Connect the digital workforce to the ERP, CRM, service and other systems already in place.
The business role of a digital remains understandable even as the systems underneath evolve.
Governance in the execution path
Autonomy evaluates identity, assignment, qualification, authority and policy before consequential execution. Human-in-the-loop steps are part of normal operation wherever business judgment or approval is required.
Role and responsibility assignments are historical governance records. Ending an assignment does not erase provenance.
Define what a digital may do in a specific business scope and operating context.
Apply thresholds, segregation-of-duties, approval rules and risk constraints before action.
Retain execution sequence, human decisions, integration results and outcomes for operational review.
Enterprise by design
Autonomy does not require the enterprise to standardize on one ERP, CRM, service platform, model provider or integration technology. The durable business model remains above those choices.
Capabilities remain meaningful as ERP, CRM, HCM, service and custom application implementations change.
Reasoning models and runtimes are implementation choices behind a governed digital identity, not the identity itself.
Important business work survives waits, retries, restarts, human steps and application exceptions.
Delivered digitals, capabilities and integrations can grow with customer requirements without adding baggage to the core product.
Adopt progressively
Autonomy does not require an enterprise-wide modeling program before value appears. Deploy a bounded digital, connect the required capabilities and integrations, apply real governance, and expand from demonstrated outcomes.
Choose a delivered digital or define a new digital for a bounded business role.
Give it explicit responsibility, qualification, authority and policy boundaries.
Provide the capabilities and integrations required to perform the work.
Use operation history and business outcomes to decide where to extend next.
Sirvisetti Systems
Autonomy builds on Sirvisetti's enterprise software experience since 2000 across integration, automation and business applications. The product is designed to make existing enterprise technology more useful as a governed digital workforce expands.
Explore our heritage →Evaluate Autonomy
Start with a recognizable responsibility, the applications you already run, and the controls your business already requires.