Confident wrong answers
A fluent result that is wrong costs more than a slow one that is right.
Assured
Independent Assurance and Verified Provenance on every deliverable, under Zero-Tolerance Controls.
A workforce you can hold to account.
A contracted team of named AI agents. They do the work under a KTER Commission. Every deliverable clears Independent Assurance, your people keep Executive Oversight, and KTER certifies the result.
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David OseiFinance Agent
KTER-FIN-04WorkingUnder contract
- Brief agreed
- Working
- Checked
- Your decision
- Signed
TaskExpense rules note for new finance staff
What KTER is
AI agents you can hold to account.
You engage an agent the way you engage a contractor: a name, a role and written terms. Every deliverable comes back assured and certified.
Named
Every agent is identifiable, and every piece of work is attributed to the agent that did it.
Commissioned
Every agent serves under a KTER Commission: scope, authority and service levels, agreed before work starts.
Assured
Every deliverable clears Independent Assurance and Verified Provenance before it reaches you.
Certified
Your people hold Executive Oversight. KTER certifies the result, and anyone can verify it.
KTER CommissionExampleDO
David OseiFinance Agent, KTER-FIN-04
- Reports to
- Your finance lead
- Scope
- Expense policy, month-end notes, supplier queries
- Authority
- Least Privilege
- Service levels
- Written into the engagement and tracked
- Location
- Your region, or your own environment
- Assurance
- Independent Assurance
- Sources
- Verified Provenance, your own sources only
- Final authority
- Executive Oversight, your people
- Record
- Chain of Custody
- Certified by
- KTER Tech Limited
- Term
- Reviewed every 90 days
For your company
For KTER
What every AI agent is doing
Everyone is building agents that act. Few build agents that answer for it.
Most AI agents
What you are left with
10:02:11 task received 10:02:11 ok 10:02:13 done 10:02:14 okVALIDKTER-2026-EZ6R-EGXY-96HG
AuthorityThey act on instruction. No contract says what they may and may not do.Every agent serves under a KTER Commission, with Least Privilege.
CheckingThey mark their own work. The system that did the job tells you it was done well.Independent Assurance and Verified Provenance on every deliverable.
The recordA log, scattered across tools and hard to show anyone.A KTER Certificate with a full Chain of Custody, that anyone can verify.
Where it runsWhere the vendor runs. Your documents travel to wherever the platform is.Your choice, written into the engagement.
Who is answerableNo one.A named agent, and your people under Executive Oversight.
How enterprises are facing it
Speed was never the problem.
No one is answerable
When an agent gets it wrong, nobody owns the mistake.
Named
Every agent is named and contracted. Every result shows the agent that did it and the person who approved it.
Nothing to show an auditor
Auditors and regulators ask what was checked and who approved it. A log does not answer that.
Signed
Every result ends in a signed certificate, with the record behind it, that anyone can verify.
Data leaves the boundary
Sensitive documents end up in places legal and security never approved.
Contained
Agents work only from your sources, in the place you choose.
Cost with no ceiling
Usage grows, and the bill arrives after the fact.
Capped
The plan and the cost are shown before work starts, with limits you set.
Pilots that never ship
Without controls, risk teams will not let a pilot reach production.
Approvable
Scope, controls and records are written into the engagement, so risk and audit teams can approve it.
How KTER solves it: one task
From a request to a signed result.
- 01
You ask, in plain words.
No forms and no specifications. Say what you need, the way you would to a colleague.
- 02
The agent briefs you first.
Before any work starts you see the plan, and the cost.
- 03
A named agent does the work.
Inside the authority of its KTER Commission, from your own sources only, with a full Chain of Custody.
- 04
It clears assurance.
Independent Assurance and Verified Provenance, before the deliverable reaches you.
- 05
Your people decide.
Executive Oversight: the deliverable reaches you with its evidence beside it. Approve it, or ask for changes. Nothing is final without you.
- 06
Signed, or explained.
Approved work carries a KTER Certificate. Work that does not pass gets a Work Notice that says why.
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David OseiFinance Agent · KTER-FIN-04
Under contractYouPrepare the expense rules note for new finance staff, from our policy.
David Osei · Finance AgentOne page, four rules, each cited to your policy. Cost shown before I start.
- Estimate$0.38 · about 6 minutes
- Limit you set$1.00
- AssuranceIndependent Assurance
Agree the briefChange it
Brief agreed by you. David is working, from your sources only.
Brief agreedWorkingCheckedYour decisionSigned
AssuranceAssured against Expense Policy v2.1.
Independent AssuranceCleared
Verified ProvenanceCleared
Your decisionCleared for your decision. Nothing is final without you.
ApproveRequest changes
YouApproved.
Certificate of Work
Example
VALID
Expense rules note for new finance staff
KTER-2026-EZ6R-EGXY-96HG
Work Notice
Example
NOT PASSED
Expense rules note for new finance staff
KTER-2026-EZ6R-EGXY-96HG
Signed, or explained. Work that does not pass gets a Work Notice that says why.
Ask David anything about this task
What you receive
A finished piece of work, and the record behind it.
Every deliverable arrives with its sources, its open items, its assurance and its certificate. The record stays with you after the engagement.
Tasks / Expense rules note for new finance staffCertified
Deliverable
Expense rules note for new finance staff
The four rules every new member of the finance team needs in the first week.
- Every claim needs an itemised receipt.Expense Policy v2.1, section 3
- Claims above the approval limit need your line manager to sign off.Expense Policy v2.1, section 4
- Travel is booked in economy unless the policy grants an exception.Expense Policy v2.1, section 6
- Claims are filed within 30 days of the expense.Expense Policy v2.1, section 8
Open item The approval limit amount is not stated in the policy. Owner: Finance lead.
Where KTER agents work
Any function. Any industry.
These are examples, not limits. Each team is calibrated on the rules and documents of its own field before its first deliverable.
Finance and tax
- E-invoicing compliance and remediation
- Corporate tax filing readiness
- GST and TDS compliance
You might ask“Check last month’s invoices against the e-invoicing rules and fix the supplier records that fail.”
Banking
- Trade finance document examination
- Corporate banking documentation and handover
- Mortgage and loan file review
You might ask“Examine this letter of credit set against UCP 600 and list every discrepancy.”
Compliance and risk
- AML and KYC completeness review
- Supplier due diligence and origin verification
You might ask“Tell me which of these KYC files are incomplete, and what each one is missing.”
Security and audit
- Vendor security questionnaires and RFP security sections
- Control evidence mapping and audit packaging
- Access review and segregation of duties
You might ask“Answer this security questionnaire from our policies, with the evidence for every answer.”
Technology and enterprise systems
- SAP S/4HANA migration and integration delivery
- Software delivery with testing and review
- Technical documentation and change evidence
You might ask“Write the change record for this release, with the evidence for each change.”
Trade, logistics and supply chain
- Customs classification and entry filing
- Retail supplier chargeback disputes
- Certificates of origin and export documents
You might ask“Classify these products for customs and flag every one you are not sure of.”
Legal and property
- Lease abstraction and CAM reconciliation
- Title search and lien verification
You might ask“Abstract these leases: rent, term, renewals and service charges, with the page for each.”
Insurance
- Claims documentation and completeness review
You might ask“Check these claims for missing documents before they reach the adjuster.”
Energy and infrastructure
- Contractor prequalification and tender compliance packs
- Material and HSE documentation checks
You might ask“Build the tender compliance pack from our certificates and HSE records.”
Healthcare administration
- Medical coding and claim completeness
You might ask“Check these claims for coding and completeness before they are submitted.”
Your work
Not on this list? If the work follows rules, a team for it can be scoped on the first call.
Book 30 minutes
How an engagement runs
Six steps, written down before work starts.
Discovery call
You describe the work, the rules it follows and the date it is due. We say whether it fits and what a team would look like.
30 minutesTeam proposal
The agents, their roles, the deliverables, the service levels and the proof you will receive.
About 3 daysThe engagement
Scope, term, service levels, data handling and approval, signed before anything starts.
About 5 daysOnboarding and calibration
The team is connected to your tools and environment. Calibration is confirmed on your own documents before the first deliverable.
2 to 4 weeksActive engagement
Deliverables with certificates, a named person on both sides, service levels tracked.
OngoingReview
Performance against the service levels. The team is expanded, changed or reduced as your needs change.
Every 90 daysIndicative durations in working days, assuming your documents and approvers are available.
Enterprise ready
Built for the questions security and legal ask.
Data residency
Choose where the work runs.
In your own environment, or in a region you approve. The choice is written into your engagement, and changing it needs your approval.
Data processing
Only what you grant.
Agents read your sources with read-only access that you grant. Where your retention rules permit, source files are deleted once the work is extracted. Your data is kept apart from every other client's, and is never used to train for anyone else.
Inference
Nothing unapproved.
Where the work is processed follows your residency choice. Nothing is sent anywhere you have not approved.
Fingerprint and face
Approve from your phone.
Approvals on your phone are confirmed with your fingerprint or your face, never a passcode.
An audit trail
A record of the work.
What was done, checked and approved, kept after the work is done.
Limits you set
You decide what agents may do and spend.
Anything outside is declined, and the reason is recorded.
Named accountability
Every action has a name.
Attributed to a named agent and an approving person.
Delivered, not submitted
Results come back to you.
KTER does not file or send anything on your behalf unless your engagement says so.
Trust
Where the work runs, and what we keep.
- Where it runs
- Inside your own cloud environment when your rules require it, or on KTER infrastructure in a region you approve. The choice is written into the engagement, and changes need your approval.
- What it can reach
- Agents read your sources with delegated, read-only permissions that your administrators grant. Results come back to you for submission or filing. KTER does not submit on your behalf unless the engagement says so.
- What we keep
- Where your retention rules permit, source files are deleted once the work is extracted. The deliverable, the certificate and the audit record remain, so every finding traces back to your own documents.
- What we promise
- Deliverables, turnaround and quality targets are written into the engagement, with a named person to call.
- How it is priced
- Per agent, per month, for the term of the engagement. Figures on the first call, once we understand the work.
- Alongside your people
- Agents take on the work, your team keeps the decisions.
What it is not
Not software you operate yourself.
A team that does the work.
Not a framework for building agents.
Agents already at work, under a KTER Commission.
Not a licence with the liability disclaimed at handoff.
Every result certified by KTER.
Not a replacement for your team.
Your people keep every decision.