The tool landscape is loud, and most options won't last.
New agent tools ship weekly, most fold quietly. Picking wrong locks you into rework, vendor migrations, and shelved pilots.
Helsinki · Chur · Tokyo · For teams + agent products
Your team, amplified by agents. Layer Nine builds the system that makes it work. Connected to your existing tools, independent from any single AI provider, and secure by design.
01. The problem
New agent tools ship weekly, most fold quietly. Picking wrong locks you into rework, vendor migrations, and shelved pilots.
Permissions, prompt injection, audit trails. New failure modes that compliance teams don't yet have answers for.
The model is the easy part. Real time gets spent wiring agents into your tools, data, and approval chains.
Data access, tool connections, permission scopes. Plumbing the agent into your existing stack is its own project.
First-instinct workflows automate friction. The high-impact ones hide one level deeper, where most pilots don't look.
02. Solutions
The highest-impact workflows aren't always the obvious ones. Layer Nine pinpoints where agents will actually pay off.
A loud, fast-moving market navigated for you. Vendor independence built into every choice.
Where the agent acts alone. Where it confirms first. Where it hands back to a human. Lines drawn explicitly, with intent previews and clean handoff states.
Tool connections, data access, permission scopes. Agents that live inside your operation, not parallel to it.
Scoped permissions, approval gates, audit trails. The failure modes are new. The posture is engineered, not assumed.
Your knowledge, logic, and workflows belong to your operation. Models swap in and out as the landscape evolves. The system stays intact.
03. Integration process
Discovery workshop with your team
Client involvementLayer Nine drafts the delegation model
Validation session with the team
Client involvementTool access granted
Client involvementLayer Nine builds and deploys the agent system
Check-ins
Client involvementReviewer uses the agent and shares feedback
Client involvementLayer Nine tunes the system based on that feedback
04. Across industries
The delegation model adapts. The autonomy boundaries change. The framework holds. A few of the shapes we've designed.
Plugs into your commerce stack and ERP. Drafts daily pricing and assortment changes based on stock, velocity, and returns. Lands in the merch lead's inbox or Slack.
Briefed on your brand. Researches competitors and trending topics in your category. Drops creative signals and content directions into the lead's Slack or Notion.
Connects to your ad accounts and analytics. Drafts daily budget reallocations across channels based on performance signals. Routed to the marketing lead, approval gated before any spend shifts.
Lives inside your TMS and tracking systems. Surfaces the day's route exceptions and proposes reroutes. Goes to the dispatcher for approval, context preserved end to end.
Hooks into your ERP and bank feeds. Drafts the day's reconciliation matches and flags mismatches. Delivered to the accountant with an audit trail for every decision.
Wired into your ERP and MES. Drafts daily production plans, demand forecasts, and purchase orders. Surfaces in the plant lead's review queue.
We're excited to discover new shapes. The pattern works wherever a team has a workflow worth delegating. Tell us yours.
05. Security & control
Layer Nine runs in your environment, on your keys, with the smallest permission scope each agent needs. High-impact actions wait for a human. Every step is logged.
Your data, your tenant, your keys. Nothing leaves.
Least-privilege per tool and per action.
High-impact actions wait for a person, not a timer.
Every step recorded, every action queryable.
Reviewers configured per workflow, per role.
The agents move fast where the work is repetitive. They stop where judgement is required. That line is drawn by your team, not by Layer Nine.
Ownership
You own everything from day one.
Get started
Tell us about a workflow where you want an agent in the loop. We'll come back with a delegation model and a scope you can poke holes in.