For software companies
Ship an agent product to more than one customer
Give every account its own users, agents, data, credentials, and configuration without building that layer from scratch.
What counts as a customer
Each product account or workspace
What you repeat
Create the same agent product for each account, then add that account's data, permissions, integrations, and settings.
What the platform gives you
- Create organizations, users, agents, and teams through one API.
- Keep each account's credentials and integrations separate.
- Run persistent tasks, routines, automations, and workflows for each account.
Example
How this plays out
A vertical software company ships a support agent to many customer accounts. Each account connects its own help desk and knowledge sources while the product team maintains the shared agent setup.
Also building on ArchAstro
Teams shipping one product to many customers
Give every client a separate setup while your delivery team reuses the agents, tools, and workflows that make the engagement work.
Private equityRoll out one agent system across portfolio companiesReuse the operating playbook while every company keeps its own people, systems, data, and credentials.
Enterprise platform teamsGive internal teams one foundation for agent appsOffer shared agent infrastructure without asking every business unit to build identity, data access, workflows, and operations again.
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