Frequently Asked Questions
Verovia AI Orchestration & Automation Platform
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Verovia & AI orchestration
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Verovia is an AI orchestration and automation platform that brings together AI agents, applications, workflows, and business systems to automate work across an organization. It connects AI to the tools and data businesses already use, enabling agents to coordinate tasks, execute processes, and take action while people maintain oversight and control.
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AI orchestration is the coordination of AI models, agents, tools, data, and workflows to complete tasks and business processes. Rather than having isolated AI tools perform individual activities, AI orchestration allows multiple components to work together, share information, and execute connected processes.
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AI orchestration coordinates the different AI components, systems, and steps involved in a process, while AI automation enables tasks and actions to be performed with less manual intervention. Together, they help businesses automate more complex workflows involving multiple systems, agents, and people.
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Traditional workflow automation typically follows predefined rules and sequences. Verovia combines workflow automation with AI agents that can interpret information, use business context, interact with applications, and respond to situations that require more flexibility. Human approvals and organizational controls can remain part of the process.
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Chatbots and AI assistants typically focus on answering questions, generating content, or helping users complete individual tasks. Verovia goes further by orchestrating AI agents, workflows, applications, and connected systems to execute business processes, including recurring tasks and work that continues without constant user interaction.
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Verovia helps organizations address disconnected business processes, repetitive manual work, fragmented systems, and growing demand for automation. By connecting AI to existing applications and data, organizations can reduce manual handoffs, automate recurring tasks, coordinate work across departments, and turn AI investments into measurable operational improvements.
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Verovia is designed for organizations that want to move beyond AI experimentation and apply AI to everyday business operations. It supports teams across finance, procurement, operations, IT, HR, supply chain, customer service, maintenance, and other departments that rely on connected systems and workflows.
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Microsoft Copilot helps users work more productively through AI-powered assistance, such as drafting, summarizing, searching, and interacting with information. Verovia focuses on AI orchestration and automation across business processes, using persistent AI agents, applications, workflows, and connected systems to help execute work. The two can complement each other rather than serve as direct replacements.
AI agents & agentic automation
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Verovia AI agents are persistent AI workers designed to perform defined tasks using approved business data, tools, and applications. They can monitor information, analyze situations, perform actions, follow workflows, and collaborate with other agents while operating within organizational controls.
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Agentic AI automation uses AI agents to perform tasks and coordinate actions with greater independence than traditional rule-based automation. Rather than simply following fixed instructions, agents can interpret information, determine appropriate next steps within their assigned responsibilities, and interact with connected tools to complete work.
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Verovia AI agents can perform activities such as researching information, analyzing business data, preparing reports, monitoring conditions, interacting with applications, coordinating tasks, and executing recurring workflows. Their available capabilities depend on the tools, permissions, connections, and skills assigned to them.
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Yes. Verovia agents can perform assigned work without requiring someone to continuously supervise them. Organizations can configure the systems, tools, and actions available to an agent and establish human oversight where appropriate.
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Yes. Verovia uses persistent AI agents designed to continue working even when the user is no longer actively viewing the application. Agents can maintain ongoing conversations, complete longer-running tasks, and report on their work when the user returns.
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Yes. Verovia agents can use scheduled routines to perform work at defined intervals or at a specific time. For example, an agent could prepare a daily report, check for outstanding tasks, review operational information, or monitor a recurring business process.
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Yes. Verovia supports communication and collaboration between AI agents. Different agents can be assigned specialized responsibilities and coordinate their work as part of a larger process, helping organizations automate workflows that involve multiple tasks or areas of expertise.
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Yes. Verovia agents can use a browser-based desktop to interact with web applications. This computer-use capability allows agents to navigate interfaces and perform supported actions. Users can observe their work and take control when human intervention is required.
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Yes. Verovia supports teaching an agent through a demonstrated process. Users can perform actions within a browser while explaining the steps, allowing the agent to turn that process into a reusable skill.
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Yes. Verovia agents support memory that helps them maintain relevant context across conversations and ongoing work. This can reduce the need to repeatedly explain the same information or instructions.
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Verovia supports sharing AI capabilities with authorized team members, allowing organizations to reuse agents and the processes they support. This helps teams standardize recurring work and extend useful automations across the organization.
AI Studio & workflow automation
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Verovia's AI Studio allows users to create AI-powered business applications and operational interfaces using natural-language instructions. Users can build dashboards, forms, tables, boards, and workspaces that connect with business data, workflows, and AI agents.
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Not necessarily. AI Studio simplifies application creation through natural-language instructions and AI-assisted development. More complex applications, integrations, or governance requirements may still involve IT administrators or technical specialists.
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AI Studio can be used to create applications such as approval portals, operational dashboards, reporting tools, onboarding workspaces, procurement interfaces, task management applications, and other purpose-built business solutions.
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Yes. Applications created with AI Studio can use data from approved connected systems. This allows organizations to build applications that work with information already stored in their ERP, CRM, databases, Microsoft applications, and other business platforms.
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Yes. Verovia AI agents can help create and update applications and interfaces based on user instructions or the needs of an ongoing process. This allows applications and dashboards to be developed as part of an AI-powered workflow.
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An AI workflow builder helps organizations create automated processes that combine AI capabilities, business rules, connected applications, and human actions. Verovia allows organizations to build workflows that coordinate agents, systems, tasks, and approvals to support business processes.
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Yes. Verovia can support workflows that involve collecting information, routing requests, notifying reviewers, and coordinating approved actions. Human approvals can remain part of the workflow where decisions or actions require oversight.
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Yes. Verovia includes reusable templates that provide starting points for creating AI-powered applications, agents, and interfaces. Templates can help organizations get started faster and adapt existing solutions to their specific needs.
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For many business processes, yes. Verovia can help organizations create structured applications and automated workflows around activities currently managed through spreadsheets, emails, forms, and manual follow-ups. This can reduce repetitive work, improve visibility, and make processes easier to manage.
Connected business data & integrations
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Yes. Verovia uses connectors to give AI agents, applications, and workflows access to approved business systems and data. This allows AI to work with relevant business information and carry out authorized actions across connected applications.
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Verovia supports connections to Microsoft 365, Dynamics 365, Azure services, databases, and other enterprise tools. Its connector architecture is designed to support workflows involving ERP, CRM, operational systems, and other applications. Available connectors and their capabilities may vary by system.
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Yes. Verovia can connect with Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central, allowing AI agents and workflows to access relevant ERP information and perform authorized actions. This can support processes involving inventory, purchasing, finance, operations, and other business functions.
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No. Verovia is Microsoft-first but not Microsoft-only. It is designed to work with Microsoft applications and other business systems, allowing organizations to automate processes that extend beyond a single software ecosystem.
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Yes. Verovia can incorporate ERP and CRM information into AI-powered workflows through supported connectors. This enables agents and applications to use relevant customer, financial, purchasing, inventory, and operational information when completing tasks.
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Verovia can incorporate IoT and SCADA information into AI-powered workflows through supported integrations. For example, operational signals can help trigger monitoring, analysis, notifications, or business processes. Availability depends on the specific system and integration requirements.
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Yes. Cross-system workflow automation is a central capability of Verovia. AI agents and workflows can use information from different connected applications, coordinate steps between them, and perform authorized actions without requiring employees to manually transfer information at every stage.
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Yes. Where the integration and permissions support it, Verovia can perform authorized actions and write information back into connected applications. Organizations can control access and establish approval requirements for sensitive actions.
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No. Verovia is designed to extend the value of existing business systems rather than replace them. Organizations can connect relevant applications and data to create AI-powered processes around the technologies they already use.
AI orchestration & business automation
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Verovia can support a wide range of business processes, including financial reporting, procurement approvals, inventory exceptions, employee onboarding, customer service coordination, compliance reporting, operational monitoring, maintenance workflows, and recurring administrative tasks.
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Yes. Verovia is designed to coordinate workflows that involve multiple departments, systems, and people. For example, a procurement process may require information from inventory, purchasing, finance, management, and external suppliers. Verovia can help connect these steps into one coordinated process.
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Verovia can help automate recurring finance activities such as gathering information, preparing reports, identifying reconciliation exceptions, coordinating approvals, and updating connected systems. This can reduce manual data handling and allow finance teams to focus more on reviewing exceptions and making decisions.
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Verovia can connect purchasing, inventory, supplier information, approvals, and ERP systems to support procurement workflows. For example, an inventory shortage could trigger an AI-assisted process that gathers relevant information, prepares a purchase request, routes it for approval, and updates connected systems.
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Yes. Verovia can support onboarding workflows involving forms, documents, approvals, notifications, account information, and follow-up tasks. AI agents and connected applications can help coordinate the process across teams and systems.
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Verovia agents can gather information from approved sources, prepare recurring summaries or reports, identify issues requiring attention, and share results with the appropriate people. Scheduled routines can help automate reporting activities that would otherwise require repetitive manual work.
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Yes. Verovia can support workflows initiated by events or changing conditions in connected systems, depending on the integration and configuration. Examples include an inventory shortage, a new customer request, an overdue task, or an operational alert that requires follow-up.
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Yes. Verovia can be applied across industries wherever organizations need to connect systems and automate business processes. Examples include production exception management in manufacturing, asset-related workflows in energy, service coordination in facility management, and reporting or compliance processes in utilities.
AI governance, security, & control
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Verovia includes centralized administration for managing AI access, models, usage, costs, workflows, automations, and governance policies. These capabilities help organizations maintain oversight as AI agents and applications are deployed across different teams and business processes.
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Yes. Verovia supports permission-based access to connected systems and tools. Organizations can configure who can use particular connections and control access to the systems and information available to AI agents.
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Verovia supports human oversight and approval controls within AI-enabled processes. Organizations can design workflows that require people to review or approve important actions rather than allowing every step to execute automatically.
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Yes. Verovia includes administrative and operational monitoring capabilities for AI activity, workflow runs, automations, usage, and access. This helps administrators understand how AI capabilities are being used within the organization.
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Yes. Verovia includes centralized model routing and usage monitoring capabilities. Administrators can review AI consumption and costs, manage available model configurations, and apply spending controls.
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Yes. Connections and resources can be shared with individuals, selected groups, or broader workspaces according to configured permissions. This helps organizations make AI capabilities available to appropriate users while maintaining administrative control.
Getting started & deployment
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Not necessarily. Verovia is designed to simplify the creation of AI agents, applications, and workflows so organizations can get started without building an entire AI orchestration platform themselves. IT or technical specialists may still be involved in integrations, security, permissions, and more complex implementations.
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A good starting point is a recurring business process that requires manual work across multiple applications or departments. Organizations can identify the desired outcome, connect the required systems, and use Verovia to build the AI agents, workflows, and applications needed to support that process.
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Yes. Organizations can begin with a specific process or department and progressively expand their use of Verovia. Additional AI agents, applications, workflows, and connected systems can be introduced as new opportunities for automation are identified.
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Verovia is designed as an enterprise AI platform with support for multiple users, groups, and governed environments. Organizations can deploy different AI agents, applications, and workflows for different teams and business requirements.
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Organizations can evaluate AI automation ROI using measures such as time saved, manual steps eliminated, shorter process completion times, reduced errors, faster response to exceptions, and lower development or operating costs. Establishing a baseline before deploying a workflow helps demonstrate the impact of AI on business performance.
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The AL Code Module extends Verovia with AI-generated AL code for Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central. While agents, apps, and workflows handle the orchestration and automation layer, the AL Code Module generates customizations that live directly inside Business Central, helping reduce traditional development time. Coming December 2026.
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Yes. When it launches in December 2026, the AL Code Module will be included with Verovia's free version at no additional module cost. Code generation uses AI credits, just like other Verovia activities, allowing users to explore its capabilities before making a paid commitment.