Managed AI Operations

AI is easy to try. Hard to depend on.

Tapestry turns recurring business workflows into managed, evidence-backed operations. Role-scoped AI specialists prepare finished work, your people approve consequential decisions, and our team keeps the operation working.

Good morning, Sarah.

3 things need your attention.

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Packaging Cost Exposure

Imogen · Finance

Aluminum benchmark increased 7.8%.

Estimated Q4 exposure:

+$184,200

Dex reviewed current supplier agreements and identified a pricing window that could offset approximately $71K.

Recommendation readyReview

Invoice Exception

Imogen · Finance

Invoice #44821 differs from PO #11703.

Difference:

$12,480

Dex verified the supplier terms.

Approval requiredReview

Supplier Performance

Dex · Procurement

Three suppliers fell below the agreed OTIF threshold this month.

1 requires action

Analysis readyView analysis
Operations Record
  1. 7:00 AM

    Weekly exposure review started

    Scheduled
  2. 7:19 AM

    Q4 Packaging Exposure Brief ready

    3 sources cited
  3. 8:12 AM

    Approved by Sarah · filed OPS-1147

    Complete

Works with the systems your business already depends on

  • Microsoft 365
  • Google Workspace
  • Slack
  • Microsoft Teams
  • QuickBooks Online
  • NetSuite

Connected by role. Governed by approval. Recorded end to end.

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Show the operation

From signal to finished work—with evidence attached.

Tapestry does not stop at an answer. Each operation has a trigger, defined responsibilities, source knowledge, an acceptance standard, a finished work product and the review your organization requires.

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1

Trigger

Scheduled workflowMonday · 06:00

Weekly input-market review begins

Illustrative Beverage Company · recurring operation OPS-114 · no one had to remember to start it.

2

Knowledge

Sources loaded for this run
  • Supply agreement — Aluminum, §4.2 price adjustmentContract
  • Input-price benchmark feed · week of Mar 2Market data
  • FY volume forecast · v3 (Finance)Planning
3

Responsible specialists

Prepares

Finance specialist

Builds the exposure analysis from the benchmark movement and the volume forecast.

Verifies

Procurement specialist

Checks every supplier term used in the analysis against the current agreement.

Each role acts only within its defined responsibility.

4

Work product

Input Cost Exposure BriefReady for review

Benchmark movement this week increases modeled Q4 input exposure. One contractual adjustment window is open under §4.2 of the current supply agreement.

3 sources cited · figures traceable end to end

Acceptance checks

  • Every figure traceable to a cited source
  • Exposure calculated by the agreed method
  • Supplier terms verified against the current contract
  • Mitigation options include contractual basis
5

Human decision

Approval boundary

Executive approval required

No purchasing commitment can proceed from this brief without sign-off. The approval boundary is part of the operation, not a courtesy.

6

Operating record

Trigger
Weekly input-market review · Monday 06:00
Prepared by
Finance specialist · verified by Procurement specialist
Evidence
3 sources cited · 4 acceptance checks passed
Decision
Approved by COO · Monday 09:12
Completed
3 h 12 m from trigger to approved brief

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Product plus people

You are not left to figure it out.

Tapestry is a proprietary platform operated with you by the people who build it. The platform does the recurring work; our team is accountable for the operation working.

The platform provides

  • Persistent environment for operational AI work
  • Role-scoped specialists and recurring workflows
  • Evidence-backed work products
  • Permissions, approvals and operating history

Tapestry's team

  • Identifies work worth operationalizing
  • Designs the workflow, knowledge and controls
  • Builds required skills and connections
  • Validates work against agreed acceptance criteria
  • Monitors failures and output quality
  • Improves the operation as the business changes

Work arrives finished. Decisions arrive ready.

  1. Mon 06:00Weekly input-market review started
  2. Mon 06:24Input Cost Exposure Brief ready · 3 sources cited
  3. Mon 09:12Approved by COO · filed to the operating record

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Not software alone. Not consulting alone. A working AI operation.

The operationalization gap

The hard part begins after the demo.

Getting access to AI is no longer the challenge. Making it a dependable part of how the business operates is. Three failures account for most of the gap:

  1. 01Generic AI lacks operating context

    It does not inherently understand the company's documents, terminology, responsibilities or decision process.

  2. 02Nobody owns the finished result

    Employees remain responsible for prompting, checking, correcting and following through.

  3. 03Unmanaged workflows quietly degrade

    Models, tools and business requirements change. An operation without an accountable owner stops being dependable.

What Tapestry establishes

Not another AI tool. A working AI operation.

Tapestry is a persistent operating environment where your company knowledge, role-specific AI specialists, defined workflows, finished work products, evidence, and human approvals work as one system.

Everything it produces feeds an operating record your team can inspect, and an improvement loop our team actively manages.

Inputs

Company knowledge

contracts, policies, documents, data

Tools & systems

ERP, files, email, connected apps

The operation

AI roles & responsibilities

scoped to real jobs

Business workflows

recurring and event-driven

Outputs

Work products

briefs, analyses, reconciliations

Evidence & citations

every result traceable to sources

Control

Human approvals

your boundaries, enforced

Operational history

who did what, with what, when

Continuously monitored and improved

Managed

Governance and control

Autonomous where useful. Accountable everywhere.

Tapestry monitors, analyzes, and prepares work on its own, then stops at the boundaries you define. Nothing consequential happens without the review your organization requires.

Role boundaries
Specialists act only within defined responsibilities
Human approvals
Consequential actions wait for your sign-off
Evidence & citations
Every recommendation traces to its sources
Work history
A reviewable record of what was done, and why
Escalation
Uncertain or out-of-bounds work routes to people
Failure visibility
Problems surface for review. They don't disappear
How governance works →
Approval Required

Supplier Commitment

Prepared by DexReviewed by Imogen

$182,400

Action · approval required

Accept supplier pricing through Q4.

Evidence

  • Contract verified
  • Pricing compared
  • Volume requirements confirmed
  • Finance impact reviewed

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Every decision retains its evidence, work history and approvals.

Representative operations

Judge the work, not the promise.

Every Tapestry deliverable has a trigger, the company knowledge it drew on, a responsible specialist, and a review step. Here is what that looks like for three recurring operations.

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Work product

Invoice Exception Report

Initiated by
Supplier invoice received
Knowledge used
PO #11703 · supplier contract terms
Handled by
Imogen · Finance
Work product
Exception analysis with disputed line items
Review
Finance approval before any dispute is raised

Purpose: Exists so billing discrepancies are examined, not absorbed

Work product

Q4 Packaging Exposure Brief

Initiated by
Weekly commodity monitoring workflow
Knowledge used
Supply agreement §4.2 · benchmark data · volume forecast
Handled by
Imogen · Finance, verified by Dex · Procurement
Work product
Recommendation with cited sources and mitigation option
Review
Executive approval on the purchasing commitment

Purpose: Exists so input-cost movement is reviewed before it lands in margin

Work product

Supplier RFP Evaluation

Initiated by
2027 can supplier RFP opened
Knowledge used
Bid submissions · current terms · performance history
Handled by
Dex · Procurement
Work product
Scored proposal comparison and negotiation points
Review
Procurement lead approves the shortlist

Purpose: Exists so sourcing decisions rest on documented scoring

Start focused

Start with one operation. Build from results.

You don't need an AI transformation program. You need one dependable operation, then another.

That's deliberate. It keeps risk small, makes value measurable, and lets the operating record justify each expansion instead of a sales deck.

  1. 1

    Select one valuable recurring workflow

    Something the business already depends on, not a science project.

  2. 2

    Define the output and acceptance criteria

    What good looks like, agreed before anything runs.

  3. 3

    Deploy it with controls

    Permissions, evidence requirements, and approvals from day one.

  4. 4

    Measure the result

    Judged against the criteria you set, not a demo impression.

  5. 5

    Expand into adjacent work

    Proven capability earns the next workflow.

Put AI to work without becoming an AI engineering company.

Bring us one workflow your business depends on. We'll map how it would run inside Tapestry, from the knowledge and the specialist to the deliverable and the approvals. Then you decide if it's worth operating.