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The ActorLattice platform

One platform.
Your entire digital team.

ActorLattice brings your digital workers, workflows, records, and approvals together in one system. Actors handle routine coordination and execution within your firm's rules, while your team stays in control of decisions that require human judgment.

Not another disconnected AI tool.

The application, information and permissions share the same process.

A useful answer is only one part of the job. Your firm also needs a place to review it, records that show what changed and permission for the next action. Our design connects those responsibilities so the coordination work does not fall back onto your staff.

  • One task with its case and relevant information.
  • Separate responsibilities for screens, records and access.
  • A self-hostable deployment option for your own environment.

What your firm works with.

Keep the case, the required work and the next person connected.

Clients & cases

Information belongs to the right client and case.

Documents

Requested, received and reviewed are different states.

Tasks & approvals

See what is next and what needs a decision.

Connected tools

Bring outside services into the steps that need them.

Three responsibilities.
One platform.

These are parts of the ActorLattice design, with availability confirmed for the evaluated release.

Sentinel

The application people use.

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ActorDB

Records and work kept together.

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Spinoza

Permission checks for people and software.

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One case, three responsibilities.

The product names describe different jobs in the design. They are not three unrelated subscriptions.

When a document needs reviewResponsible part
Show the file, task and review screenSentinel: the team's application
Keep receipt, review and next-task records connectedActorDB: the records and work
Check who may read, approve or sendSpinoza: the permissions

See the parts working around one case.

Follow a document, a review and the next task through the proposed process.

Follow the worked example