We build agents around the way people work.

Yes. WIQ is built for enterprises with strict privacy requirements, with granular allowlist and blocklist controls, configurable capture windows, and data residency and retention policies that meet your compliance requirements.

Browser and desktop interactions: clicks, navigation, and page content, to reconstruct how processes are run. You decide exactly what gets captured, scoped to specific apps, domains, or time periods.

Captured activity is used solely to map your processes and generate automation blueprints. It is not used to train external models, and access is governed by your organization's retention and residency policies.

No. WIQ is a process-intelligence tool for building automations, not an employee-monitoring product. Analytics measure process handle times and conformance, not individual performance.

Yes. Individual users can control their own capture in addition to org-admin controls, so people decide exactly what gets captured and when.

WIQ generates blueprints optimized for the major agentic platforms, including Claude, Workato, and Microsoft Copilot, so you can deploy on the platform your enterprise already uses.

WIQ brings process context and agent design to your enterprise MCP platform, delivering blueprints with the skills, tools, and integrations an agent needs to run on your chosen platform.

A blueprint is everything an AI agent needs to do the job: skills, tools, and integrations, all built from real human examples of how the process is actually performed.

WIQ checks your environment for the tools an agent needs: APIs, MCP servers, and documents. If a required tool does not exist, WIQ's builder helps you create it.

A lightweight browser extension and desktop app passively capture human interactions to reconstruct how processes are run every day, mapping every variation across the browser and desktop.

No. WIQ maps work passively while people work normally. A single week of data is enough to map variations, identify bottlenecks, and benchmark productivity.

Yes. Use Quick Capture to record a single process end-to-end on video, and WIQ generates a full automation blueprint from that single run.

No. WIQ generates automation blueprints automatically from real human examples, optimized for your agentic platform.

Because WIQ maps processes continuously, it surfaces new variations as work evolves, so blueprints stay in step with how the process is actually run.

WIQ measures the actual time a human spends actively working a process, not resolution time with idle minutes, so you can prioritize the workflows where automation delivers the most value.

Each human operator can deploy concurrent AI agents that complete tasks autonomously, each following the right blueprint for the job.

Yes. Launch many concurrent agent sessions to clear the task backlog. One operator can run a whole fleet.

WIQ monitors each agent's chain of thought for conformance to the blueprint, and tracks SLAs, handle times, and conformance in one place, whether work was done by a person or an agent.

Install the browser extension, work normally for about a week while WIQ maps your processes, then review the discovered maps. You can deploy a first agent in under a week.

No engineering is required. WIQ maps processes passively and generates blueprints automatically, so you can get to a deployed agent without building integrations by hand.