Varick builds agents once and adds EBITDA across your portfolio.

Start with the cluster that has the most companies and a CFO who wants it. You don't need the grouping before we start: the 2 weeks of diligence that open the engagement produce it, with an estimate of savings for each cluster.

No. Agents run on the ERP each company already uses, such as NetSuite, SAP S/4HANA, Microsoft Dynamics 365, Sage Intacct, or QuickBooks Online, so no migration has to fit into the hold. If a migration is already in the plan, the agent moves with the company.

Diligence gives each cluster an estimate of savings. In the 4-week pilot on the first cluster, our engineers baseline each company's KPIs, such as cost per invoice, days to close, and early-payment discounts captured, then measure the same KPIs after go-live. The savings are reported company by company, with the baseline and method attached, so they can go into the value creation plan.

It joins the cluster that matches its workflow and system. Its vendor master is merged, its local rules go into configuration, and its controller signs off on a shadow run on live work before it goes live, without a separate integration project.

No. Each agent deploys into that company's own environment under its own credentials. The cluster shares the agent's logic and configuration, never another company's records.

Each cluster's agent is built in about 4 weeks and goes live in a company once its shadow run is signed off. A dedicated forward-deployed engineer then stays on call for the 6-month run, to train the finance teams, fix issues, and tune each agent's model calls, speed, and accuracy.