Runlume Agent
Runlume Agent is the platform’s unified assistant. Within tenant authorization, it uses the capabilities and data of systems you own to understand business context, proactively handle tasks, and follow through on results.
Product enquiry · confirm access conditions
Getting started
- Define the goal: Runlume Agent
- Agree on scope: Understand business across systems
- Validate agreed outcomes before use or handover.
A process illustration, not a customer case study. Confirm scope, features, and terms against the actual product or service agreement.
Core capabilities
- Understand business across systems
- Act proactively and follow through
- Connect capabilities and data
Industries: Cross-industry
Integration and deployment
Check where the product can run, how it stores data, and what network access and integration it needs. A catalog listing does not mean the app is already set up or works in every environment.
Service scope
These are product capabilities. Your selected plan or service agreement determines delivery scope, available features, and resource allowances.
Explore capabilities and workflowsBefore you purchase
- Plan features, account, and instance scope
- Price, validity, allowances, and renewal terms
- Provisioning, support, and after-sales terms
Choosing an agent: tasks and resources.
Does an Agent subscription include every business app?
Agent, business apps, and usage resources have distinct entitlements; combinations depend on the selected plan. Agent uses systems the account owns and has authorized. An Agent subscription does not automatically provision all apps or broaden business-data access.
How do Agent subscription fees differ from model usage charges?
The subscription defines features and any included resources; model usage follows the relevant metering rules. Check included token allowances, supported models, validity, and overage handling. Confirm external-service charges separately; a subscription does not imply unlimited calls.
What is needed before assigning business work to Agent?
Define the task, participating systems, permitted reads and changes, and actions requiring human confirmation. Validate execution records and exception feedback with a bounded task before expanding usage. Check material business outcomes against the relevant systems’ records.
Next, check the fit for your business.
Check where the product can run, how it stores data, and what network access and integration it needs. A catalog listing does not mean the app is already set up or works in every environment.