Book a meeting
Book a meeting.
Tell us your hardest, most regulated process. We'll tell you honestly whether it's ready for an agent, how we'd govern it so your risk committee can say yes, and only then, how much faster it runs.
Tell us about your process
From first message to Foundation
You tell us the process
One high-consequence workflow, the harder and more regulated, the better.
We give a straight read
An honest yes/no on readiness, and how we'd govern it, no pitch theatre.
We scope the Foundation
A 6–8 week phase with a measurable artifact and a gate before you commit to scale.
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Before you reach out
What happens when I book a meeting?
Bring one high-stakes, regulated process. We give you an honest yes/no read on where an agent fits and where the human stays, then scope the Foundation. No pitch theatre.
Which industries do you work with?
Regulated sectors: banking and financial services, insurance, healthcare and life sciences, and the public sector — credit, KYC, fraud, claims, underwriting, prior authorization and similar high-consequence processes.
Where does our data run?
Vesster is provider-agnostic and deploy-anywhere: inside your VPC, on-premises or fully air-gapped, with sensitivity-based routing so regulated data stays in your perimeter. Everything is portable and exit-ready by contract.
Do agents make the final regulated decision?
No. Where the law or a risk committee requires a human, the agent never decides — REQUIRE-HUMAN is a wired verdict, not a guideline. The agent prepares a decision-ready file; the regulated call stays with your people.
What certifications and compliance do you have?
ISO/IEC 27001, 27017 and 27018 certified, ISO/IEC 42001 by design, aligned with the EU AI Act high-risk obligations, DORA and GDPR, and mapped to the OWASP Agentic Security Initiative. We make no SOC 2 claim.
How fast can we reach production?
The Foundation takes one high-consequence process to a governed agent in production in six to eight weeks, measured against an auditable baseline and ending at a go/no-go gate.