Research and market intelligence agents
Search approved web and document sources, collect relevant evidence, compare findings, verify key facts, and deliver structured records or cited research outputs.
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Autonomous agents that navigate the web, parse documents, monitor sources, and run multi-step data workflows. Forage AI builds, runs, and maintains them end to end.
Describe the workflow and the output you need. Agents run each step, validate the result, and deliver straight into your systems.
Agents are custom-built around your process.
Forage AI agents learn your workflow, execute it reliably at scale, and deliver output your team can use as-is.
The information required for the task is collected and structured before decisions are made.
Separate agents can navigate sources, extract information, resolve entities, retrieve evidence, validate outputs, and route the next action.
Business rules, output schemas, permissions, confidence thresholds, and stop conditions define how the workflow runs and which actions are permitted.
Routine, high-confidence cases can move through automatically. Ambiguous, sensitive, or high-impact cases are sent to the appropriate reviewer with the supporting context.
Agents can be fitted into existing data platforms, cloud environments, databases, applications, and delivery workflows.
Task completion, field accuracy, exception rate, latency, manual-review volume, and cost per completed task can be monitored throughout production.
Agents slot into your existing stack. Model-agnostic by design.
Web data capability. Source discovery, website navigation, extraction, monitoring, and source maintenance can operate within the same agent workflow.
Document data capability. Agents can classify and extract information from reports, contracts, filings, forms, tables, images, and other document types before applying workflow rules.
Entity matching built in. Company, person, product, supplier, and other records can be reconciled across sources before the workflow updates a system or produces an output.
Model-agnostic design. Models, frameworks, tools, and retrieval methods are selected according to the workflow's reasoning, accuracy, latency, security, and cost requirements.
QA inside the workflow. Automated validation, confidence scoring, exception handling, and expert review are applied at the points where errors would affect the final outcome.
Managed from pilot through production. Forage AI handles scoping, architecture, integration, calibration, deployment, monitoring, and ongoing workflow maintenance.
Build agents that collect from the web, read documents, reconcile records, apply business rules, and take approved actions across your systems.
Search approved web and document sources, collect relevant evidence, compare findings, verify key facts, and deliver structured records or cited research outputs.
Classify incoming documents, extract fields and tables, compare related files, apply business rules, identify discrepancies, and route exceptions for review.
Match fragmented company, person, product, or supplier records across systems. Verify uncertain cases using internal and external evidence, then update the master record with confidence information.
Monitor websites, documents, databases, or system events for defined changes. Determine whether the change meets the workflow rules, then trigger an alert, record update, or review task.
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Strong candidates are repeatable, multi-step workflows with changing inputs, unstructured information, measurable outcomes, and clear escalation rules.
Examples include external research, document review, entity matching, data enrichment, source monitoring, and exception routing. During scoping, Forage AI maps the existing process, data sources, systems, edge cases, and success criteria before recommending an agent design.
Yes. An agent workflow can connect approved websites, documents, knowledge bases, databases, APIs, cloud storage, and business applications.
Forage AI uses a model-agnostic approach. Models, tools, and frameworks are selected or integrated according to the required accuracy, latency, security, deployment environment, and cost. The deployment plan maps the agent into the existing technology stack.
The workflow can combine approved-source retrieval, deterministic business rules, structured output schemas, field validation, confidence thresholds, restricted tool permissions, stop conditions, and human approval.
Representative cases are tested against agreed acceptance criteria before production. Logs can record the sources used, actions taken, outputs produced, and exceptions raised.
Access is limited to the approved systems, sources, tools, users, and actions required for the workflow.
Credential handling, role-based permissions, data retention, deployment environment, action logging, and approval requirements are defined during solution design. Sensitive or high-impact actions can be configured to require human authorization before execution.
The process starts with one measurable workflow. The current accuracy, completion time, manual-review effort, exception rate, and operating cost are established as the baseline.
A pilot is then built using representative inputs and agreed acceptance criteria. Performance is measured through task-completion rate, field accuracy, exceptions, latency, and cost per completed task. Once the required thresholds are met, the workflow can expand across more sources, cases, users, or business units.
Forage AI manages integration, deployment, monitoring, evaluation, and ongoing updates as the workflow evolves.
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