Every alert investigated. Every action attributable. Every decision defensible.
The questions that follow you into every board meeting: are we covered, can we prove it, and what is it costing us? Agentic SOAR changes all three answers, and this page is the version without adjectives.
Triage by sampling is a risk acceptance nobody signed.
When the queue outruns the team, the alerts that go uninvestigated are an undocumented exception to your own policy. Nobody approved it, it just happens, every shift.
Investigation on 100% of alerts
The Watcher orders work every alert at full depth, including the ones that turn out to be noise. Coverage stops being a function of staffing and starts being a property of the system.
Autonomy you can attest to
The line between what runs autonomously and what waits for a seal is explicit, per use case, and set by your team. When someone asks "what can the AI actually do alone?", you answer from configuration, not vibes.
A Scroll that survives scrutiny
Every case closes with a replayable Scroll: evidence, reasoning, confidence, costs, and the named human who sealed every consequential action. Post-incident review becomes reading, not archaeology.
Capacity that scales with alerts, not with requisitions.
We will not invent an ROI number for a deployment we have not run. The structural claim stands on its own: investigation labor is the dominant cost of a SOC, and agents move it from headcount to compute. What that is worth in your environment is exactly what a pilot measures, on your alerts, with your data.
- Per-run cost transparency, down to the token. You see what every investigation costs.
- No playbook engineering tax: instructions are plain language your team already writes.
- Your analysts move up the stack instead of out the door. Retention is an economic line too.
"The board question is never 'do you have AI.' It is 'what did it do, who let it, and can you prove both.' Buy the tool that makes those answers boring."
What you will want to know before the first call.
Where are we on SOC 2?
Type II is in progress, stated plainly on the trust page along with data handling, residency, and subprocessors. We publish our posture instead of making you ask.
Who are your customers?
We are in early access and we do not rent logos. What we offer instead: the product in the open, on this site, ungated, and a pilot on your own alerts as the proof that matters.
What if a Watcher is wrong?
Then the seal catches it, the reversible Spell undoes it, and the Scroll shows exactly why it happened. Wrongness is a designed-for case, not an awkward question. The architecture page covers failure modes first-class.
Three minutes now. Thirty minutes with your team later.
The tour shows the receipts. The demo runs on your alerts.