Software that finishes
what it starts.
Wizio builds AI agents that observe your systems, plan the work, take action inside your tools, and verify the outcome — so the task is actually done, not just drafted.
No credit card. Deploy your first agent in an afternoon.
Every task runs the same four moves.
No black box. Each Wizio agent works through an explicit loop you can inspect, pause, or roll back at any step.
Observe
The agent reads the current state — your inbox, your ERP, your ticket queue — before touching anything.
Plan
It breaks the task into ordered steps, weighing which tools to call and where a human should sign off.
Act
The agent executes inside your real tools through governed API calls — not screenshots, not screen-scraping.
Verify
Before closing the task, it checks its own work against your rules, and hands off anything it isn't sure about.
Everything an agent needs to be trusted with real work.
Wizio isn't a chat window bolted onto your stack. It's the infrastructure underneath a fleet of agents doing recurring, high-stakes work.
Tool use
Give an agent access to any API, database, or internal app through a typed tool schema — it learns the contract, not a script.
Long-term memory
Agents remember prior decisions, exceptions, and your team's judgment calls, and apply them next time the same case comes up.
Guardrails
Set hard boundaries in plain language — spend limits, approval thresholds, off-limits systems — and the agent can't cross them.
Orchestration
Chain specialist agents into a crew — one drafts, one checks compliance, one files — coordinated by a single task owner.
Full observability
Every observation, decision, and action is logged and replayable — an audit trail you can actually read, not just export.
Human-in-the-loop
Route any step above a risk threshold to a person, in Slack or email, with full context — approve, edit, or send it back.
One platform, a different agent for every desk.
Keep the back office moving without babysitting it.
Wizio agents watch your order queue, vendor inbox, and inventory feeds around the clock, and handle the repetitive reconciliation work between them.
- Matches purchase orders against receipts automatically
- Flags supplier exceptions before they become a shortage
- Updates five systems of record in the time it takes to open one
Close the tickets that don't need a person — properly.
Agents triage incoming tickets, pull the account and order history, and resolve the routine cases end to end, not just suggest a reply.
- Issues refunds and replacements within your set limits
- Escalates anything emotionally charged straight to a human
- Writes the reply in your team's voice, every time
Month-end that doesn't eat your month.
Agents chase down missing receipts, reconcile subledgers, and prep the close checklist — with every entry traceable back to its source.
- Reconciles vendor invoices against POs and receipts
- Chases missing documentation directly with vendors
- Never posts a journal entry without a paper trail
An on-call agent that reads logs faster than you do.
Agents watch your alerting stack, correlate incidents with recent deploys, and open a scoped fix or rollback for review — before the page even lands.
- Correlates alerts with the deploy that likely caused them
- Drafts a rollback PR with the incident timeline attached
- Never merges — every fix waits for a human approve
Agents that act inside your business need a leash, not just a prompt.
Wizio is built for teams who need to know exactly what an agent did, why, and whether it was allowed to.
Scoped permissions
Every agent gets the narrowest set of tool permissions its task requires — nothing is granted by default.
Encrypted everywhere
Data is encrypted in transit and at rest, with per-workspace keys you can rotate or revoke at any time.
Full replayable audit log
Reconstruct any agent decision after the fact — the observation it saw, the plan it made, the call it placed.
Reversible by design
Every action an agent can take has a matching undo path, checked before the action is allowed to run.
"We stopped measuring the agent by how good its answers sounded, and started measuring it by how many invoices it closed without anyone touching them. That's the number that changed."