Autonomous business management

The platform that helps you run your company.

Advisory or Management. You set the autonomy.

Both include every office. Change either at any time.

Advisory

Aptic analyzes and recommends. Your team decides and acts.

Management

Aptic also plans, acts, and follows up, at the level of autonomy you choose.

Autonomy settings in Management

  1. Human in the loop

    Nothing happens until your team approves it.

  2. Low-risk autonomy

    Routine work runs on its own within your limits. Bigger moves wait for approval.

  3. Autonomous

    Aptic acts within your goals, budgets, and limits, and reports back. Dial it back anytime.

Sensitive actions always need a person. Aptic never moves money.

Ask anything. Or tell Aptic what to do.

Talk to Aptic in plain words. Questions are answered from your records. Instructions become actions that follow your autonomy settings and approvals.

Ask Aptic
  1. You:

    How did we do financially last quarter, and which product lines drove it?

  2. Aptic:

    Revenue was $184,000, up 12% on the quarter before, and gross margin held at 41%. Letterpress invitations grew fastest, up 38% at a 52% margin, and are now your most profitable line.

    Revenue by product line, last quarter
    • Letterpress invitations $62k +38%
    • Wedding stationery $54k +9%
    • Notebooks and journals $41k +2%
    • Gift wrap $27k −4%
    Accounting · Online store Answered from your records
  3. You:

    Why are letterpress invitations growing, and can we keep up if orders double?

  4. Aptic:

    Most new orders come from searches for letterpress wedding invitations, and a third are repeat customers ordering for another event. The press is booked at 70%, so there is room for about 40% more orders before lead times slip. Doubling would need a second shift.

    Website analytics · Orders · Production schedule Answered from your records
  5. You:

    Create a Google Ads campaign for letterpress invitations with a $40 daily budget.

  6. Aptic:

    Prepared: a search campaign for letterpress invitations at $40 a day, aimed at wedding and event searches, with three ads leading to the collection page. Under your current settings, this waits for your approval.

    Next Review the campaign Sent to Decisions
  7. You:

    Make letterpress invitations the featured product on our website's home page.

  8. Aptic:

    Done within your limits: letterpress invitations are now the featured product on your home page, linking to the collection. I will compare visits and orders next week.

    Next See the page Done under your settings
Try What should we focus on this month?Can we afford a second press shift?Pause the holiday card promotion

A decision, ready for your call.

Each proposal shows what Aptic will do, why, what changes, and how to undo it.

Medium risk Marketing · Open since Wednesday Expires Friday, 5pm

Launch a Google Ads search campaign for letterpress invitations at $40 a day.

Letterpress invitations are your most profitable line, at a 52% margin, and the press has room for about 40% more orders.

Impact
About +$3,100 a month
Confidence
Medium
Risk
Medium
Rollback
Pause anytime, with one-click rollback

Why this is proposed

Raised by your request in Ask Aptic

Search already brings most new letterpress orders, and the line earns your highest margin. Paid search can reach more of the same buyers while the press has spare capacity.

Expected benefit

More orders on your most profitable line, with spend capped at $40 a day and results reviewed after two weeks.

If you leave it: Growth continues from unpaid search only.

What will change

New search campaign (Google Ads)

Daily budget$40

ReviewAfter 2 weeks

You lead. Aptic's offices run with it.

Nine offices share one picture of your business and work toward your goals.

You

Set the goals, the limits, and how autonomously Aptic works.

Aptic Your Aptic offices

Offices

Strategy & Transformation Product Management Management Consulting Marketing & Growth Operations Consulting Finance Consulting Brand, Design & Communications Technology & Cloud Security & Compliance

Nine offices, working together on your priorities.

Working together

Aptic AI agents

Watch the business, propose actions, and act within your settings, with Aptic experts where needed.

You and your team

Set direction, approve what your settings require, and handle work that needs people.

Sensitive actions wait until you approve it.

Common questions.

Can Aptic act without asking?

Only if you allow it. You choose one autonomy level for the whole system: human in the loop, low-risk autonomy, or autonomous, always within your limits. Sensitive actions need a person, and Aptic never holds payment credentials or moves money.

What happens when Aptic is wrong?

Every result is compared with what was expected and reported plainly: it helped, made no clear difference, or made things worse. Results that did not work stay on record, so the next decision learns from them.

Do I need clean data to start?

No. Use connected tools or upload files. Aptic separates estimates from facts and flags missing or conflicting information before relying on it.

Is this replacing my team?

No. Aptic works alongside your team, taking on analysis, routine work, and follow-up so your people can focus on the work that needs them.

Where do people come in?

You and your team set the direction and approve what your settings require. Aptic's experts step in where your business needs them.

How is this different from a dashboard?

A dashboard shows numbers. Aptic explains what they mean, decides what to do next, does the work you allow, and checks the result.

What if I want to stop?

Pause anytime. Export your data or request deletion, subject to records we must legally keep.

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We are bringing companies on in small groups. Tell us about your business and we will reach out when there is a place for you.