Who is allowed to act?
Roles, approval limits, signatory mandates and segregation of duties become part of the workflow.
Jarvis by OBX · Early beta
Jarvis is the governed execution layer OBX is building for work where authority, policy, approval and audit cannot be left to chance.
Now in early beta
We are inviting a small group of organisations to test Jarvis on real approval, transformation and operating workflows.
Join the early betaThe control gap
Organisations still need to apply mandates, policies, budgets, approvals and accountability. Most AI tools do not know those rules.
Roles, approval limits, signatory mandates and segregation of duties become part of the workflow.
Jarvis checks the relevant policy, required evidence and escalation path before work moves.
Leaders, risk teams and auditors get a reconstructable trail of actions, decisions and approvals.
The Jarvis mechanism
Jarvis applies the organisation’s operating rules before, during and after an AI-assisted action.
Roles, mandates, policies, workflows and escalation paths become usable operating context.
AI-assisted work is checked against authority, risk, workflow state and human approval requirements.
Decisions, routing, approvals, exceptions, policy checks and agent actions remain traceable.
Leaders can see where work slows down, where risk appears and which controls need attention.
Early beta focus
Procurement, finance and compliance work with budget, mandate, supplier, policy and audit requirements.
Early beta use caseDecision logs, dependencies, risks, benefits, actions and executive visibility across a transformation portfolio.
Early beta use caseGovernance, cash and collections visibility, approvals, staff actions and funding-readiness routines.
Early beta use caseEarly beta
We will configure it with your team, test it in practice and use what we learn to improve Jarvis.