Domain experts
Consultancy grounded in your work.
Translate industry realities, business rules and consequential decisions into the right journeys, controls and acceptance criteria. Your domain owners stay involved throughout.
Services / How Planeon can help
Diagnose. Implement.
Keep improving.
Receive a clear maturity diagnosis, a working priority workflow and a phased plan for the system around it. Domain experts and forward-deployed engineers work alongside your team, with a continuing partnership to improve what you build.
Discuss your workflowFirst engagement: agree one workflow, the evidence to review, named owners and the outputs of diagnosis before committing to implementation.
01 / See where you are now
Diagnose the maturity.
Understand the gaps.
Assess what your agents can demonstrate today—not just what a demo promises. We connect the five AML levels to your workflows, harness boundaries and operating evidence.
- Your starting point
- An evidence-backed maturity profile: demonstrated capability, missing proof and material risks. Quality, security and readiness remain distinct.
- Your priorities
- Rank journeys by business value, feasibility and risk. Choose the level of agency each needs; L5 is not the destination for every workflow.
- Your implementation brief
- Map the gaps to accountable harness owners, dependencies and acceptance criteria. Agree what to build first—and what can wait.
The online readiness check is self-reported. Professional diagnosis reviews evidence, applicability and mandatory controls.
Start the readiness check ↗02 / A phase-wise implementation
Start with what you need.
Agree a twelve-month target.
Your priority workflows determine what to build first. A proposed twelve-month programme works toward a complete system for the agreed scope—not an unconditional delivery guarantee.
A 12-month target programme, agreed after diagnosis. Scope, data access, integrations, security reviews and your team’s availability shape the schedule. Evidence gates—not the calendar—determine when we advance.
- Months 1–2
Phase 0 · Foundation
Agree the starting point.
Diagnose maturity, prioritise journeys and establish the identity, data and control foundations before an agent acts.
- What you leave with
- An evidence-backed baseline, a scoped roadmap and named owners.
- Advance with evidence
- Agree access, authority boundaries and acceptance criteria.
- Months 3–5
Phase 1 · Pilot
Prove a priority journey.
Implement the harness capabilities your first journey needs. Integrate a bounded workflow and test its failure paths with your team.
- What you leave with
- A working pilot, reusable contracts and a reviewed evidence pack.
- Advance with evidence
- Demonstrate permitted actions, safe failure and verified outcomes.
- Months 6–9
Phase 2 · Production
Make production repeatable.
Harden the pilot for real users and extend to the next prioritised journeys. Add capacity, recovery, observability and release discipline.
- What you leave with
- Production-ready journeys, operating runbooks and accountable support.
- Advance with evidence
- Validate reliability, security, quality and recovery under realistic conditions.
- Months 10–12
Phase 3 · Scale & federation
Scale the complete system.
Connect reusable capabilities across teams and journeys. Complete the agreed harness scope and establish a governed improvement cycle.
- What you leave with
- An integrated agentic harness system and a jointly owned improvement backlog.
- Advance with evidence
- Confirm cross-team controls, operational ownership and rollout evidence.
What does a complete harness system mean?
An integrated operating model across Runtime, Trust, Execution and Knowledge, with the applicable capabilities of all sixteen harnesses addressed for the agreed scope. Not sixteen disconnected products, and not a requirement for every journey to become fully autonomous.
See the system blueprint ↗03 / A long-term partnership
Experts beside you.
A blueprint that evolves.
Consultancy with domain experts. Implementation with forward-deployed engineers. A continuing partnership devoted to an always-improving Planeon Solution Blueprint.
Forward-deployed engineers
Implementation alongside your team.
Work directly with your engineers to build harnesses, connect systems and prove behaviour in your environment. Pairing, documentation and knowledge transfer build lasting internal capability.
Long-term partnership
Improvement beyond the first release.
Keep the roadmap alive through regular evidence reviews, operational learning and new priority journeys. We remain focused on the system’s next useful improvement, not just its launch.
The Planeon Solution Blueprint / Beyond month 12
Keep the architecture current. Keep the changes governed.
Turn operational lessons into proposed improvements. Evaluate them independently, approve the right version and roll it out with monitoring and recovery. A better blueprint informs your roadmap; it never silently changes your production system.
Agree the responsibilities from the start.
Planeon provides the agreed diagnosis, implementation and review work. Your team supplies domain decisions, access to approved systems and accountable workflow owners. Together, we agree acceptance evidence, handover documentation and who authorizes production changes. Ownership, support and commercial terms are defined in the engagement scope.
Your next step
Bring your first priority journey.
Tell us your industry, current capability and operating constraints. We’ll scope the diagnosis, implementation path and partnership together.