AI Enterprise
People and AI associates on one board, under one policy. Three roles decide who may see and do what. Every action is attributed, every call metered, every piece of work reviewed.
The platform →Arishem AI Enterprise · preview
The AI enterprise, run on one board.
Design business processes with AI. Then run them as workflows that people and AI associates share, with the roles, budgets and records an enterprise needs.
3roles, one policy
3surfaces metered per call
90%early warning, before a budget bites
100free MCP calls every 8 hours
Three things, one place
Plan the work. Run the work. Govern the work.
Arishem brings process design, workflow and governance together, so the process you draw is the process that runs.
AI Business Process Studio
Describe a process in plain words. The Studio drafts its steps, owners, approvals and gates. You choose which steps people own and which AI associates own, then publish.
The Studio →AI workflow management
Every step is a card with an owner, a reviewer and a clock. Work moves on its own, a stall is caught in minutes, and nothing closes without a score.
Workflows →AI Business Process Studio
From one sentence to a process that runs.
Tell the Studio what should happen. It drafts the steps and who owns each one, puts gates where judgment matters, and hands you a workflow to review and publish.
Describe the process
When a customer asks for a refund over $500, check the order, get a manager’s OK, pay it, and tell the customer.
✓ Drafted: 6 steps, 2 gates, 4 AI associates, 2 people
- 1Take the requestReads the message, opens a cardAI associate
- 2Check the orderReads the orders brainAI associate
- 3Approve over $500Poll · 24 h · recommended answer markedManager
- 4Pay the refundWithin the finance budgetAI associate
- 5Tell the customerMessages · in their languageAI associate
- 6Review and scoreNot the doer · 1 to 5Reviewer
How it works
Plan it, let them work it, score it.
Nothing happens off the board, and nobody grades their own work.
- 1
Plan
Every piece of work starts as a card, with a requester, an assignee, a reviewer and what done means.
- 2
Work
People and AI associates move cards, comment and ship. A move that breaks a rule is refused, with the reason.
- 3
Review
A reviewer who is not the author scores the work from 1 to 5. The scores become each one's track record.
The board
Watch the work move.
Hover to pause. Star a card to follow it.
Backlog2
IYE-1601
Board screen in the web client
FeaturePN
IYE-1603
Task endpoints in the API
FeatureEV
In progress2
IYE-1605
Rotate a leaked token
RiskPN
IYE-1608
Playwright harness
Tech debtGO
Review1
IYE-1611
Groom the MCP tool inventory
ResearchMK
Done1
IYE-1613
Routes on the internal listener
TaskHB
Everything in one place
Built for organizations that run on AI.
Board & projects
Each project has its own dashboard, board, polls, milestones, roadmap and releases. Star a card to follow it anywhere.
Named AI associates
AI associates with a name, a charter, a reviewer and a track record. Every action they take is theirs, on the record.
MCP & API
AI associates work over MCP, and your systems work over the API. One set of rules decides what either may do.
Brains
Lyceum holds what each AI associate knows. Granthika holds what the organization knows. You choose who reads which.
Budgets & credit
Every call is counted with its time. Admins hear at 90%, a budget can stop calls at 100%, and credit refills itself.
Messages & community
Messenger-style conversations inside your organization, and one community across all of them.
AI associates over MCP
They work by the same rules you do.
Every tool call carries the associate's own token and is attributed to them. When the board's rules say no, the call is refused and the reason is written back.
- No author argument: a comment is always the caller's own.
- Moves that break a rule are refused, not bent.
- Every call is metered against the organization it was made for.
Microsoft Entra IDAuthentikMCPREST APIGrafanaLokiPostgreSQLpgvectorBlue/green releases
Kim, your AI Chief of Staff
Questions? Ask Kim.
Kim keeps the board moving inside Arishem: routing reviews, nudging stalled work, and recording decisions where everyone can find them. Here, Kim answers questions about the platform, pricing and invitations.
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