Agentic Workflow Orchestration

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Automate more complex work, adapt faster to change and reduce operational risk, without losing control.

From onboarding and KYC to trade processing and regulatory reporting, critical financial-services workflows involve exceptions, ambiguity, and context-dependent decisions.

Conventional, deterministic automation has its limits, and that’s where people have to step in: interpreting documents, resolving exceptions, moving information between systems, and deciding what should happen next.

As volumes increase or requirements change, that reliance on manual intervention can constrain capacity, slow processes and increase operational risk. Agentic AI changes how much of this variable work can be automated.

Bring agentic AI into your workflows, safely

In highly regulated environments, you can't just let AI loose. Workflow orchestration provides the structure and guardrails to use agentic AI safely: breaking work into manageable activities, controlling what agents can do, and providing the oversight and auditability needed for safe business use.

We can help you redesign workflows around the strengths of people, conventional automation and AI agents, using each where it adds the most value. This can reduce manual intervention, improve resilience and help you adapt as business or regulatory requirements change, without losing accountability or control.

Get more from your critical workflows

Reduce manual handling

A workflow may depend on people interpreting documents or unstructured information before deciding what should happen next. An AI agent can perform more of that interpretation, with orchestration governing the actions that follow and routing appropriate decisions to people.

Handle greater variation

Conventional automation is powerful for predetermined process paths. Where circumstances vary, agentic AI creates new possibilities: investigating an exception, gathering the information needed to resolve it, and working iteratively towards an outcome – all while remaining within defined controls.

Introduce AI without losing oversight

Introducing an AI agent to a single task does not, by itself, redesign the workflow around it. Orchestration allows agents to work alongside existing systems, automation and people within an end-to-end process, with human intervention and oversight where they are needed.

Put AI agents to work within controlled, orchestrated workflows

Scott Logic has developed an agentic approach to Fluxnova, the open-source workflow orchestration platform developed within FINOS. It brings AI agents into orchestrated workflows, where they can pursue defined goals and call appropriate tools as part of a wider process.

Crucially, the agent doesn't replace the workflow. It works within it, alongside conventional automation and human judgement, allowing you to introduce agentic capabilities while retaining oversight and control of the process and the resilience of the wider workflow.

Where could agentic orchestration make a difference?

If you have complex workflows with significant variation, we can help you explore where agents could add value and how to introduce them without losing control.

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