Workflows run by agents. Decisions owned by people.

Turn People data into reviewable action across hiring, performance, development, reporting, mobility, planning, and employee support.

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Built for People Operations teams

People workflows that keep their context

Agents retrieve, analyze, prepare, and coordinate the data work while humans control consequential actions.

Multi-step execution

Coordinate agents, deterministic steps, tools, confirmations, approvals, and follow-through in one workflow.

Context carried forward

Reuse company, role, team, employee, candidate, skills, and historical context instead of starting from zero.

Human control built in

Use confirmations for individual work and cross-user approvals when an action affects someone else.

What a Clous workflow connects

One operating layer for context, agents, controls, external tools, and outcomes.

Goal-led agents

Give an agent an outcome and the authorized context it needs; review the proposed steps and consequential actions.

Talent Intelligence

Ground each workflow in connected employee, candidate, role, work, performance, and skills context.

End-to-end People work

Run hiring, performance, development, reporting, mobility, workforce planning, and support in the same system.

Connected tools

Use each approved connection for its verified role: import, inbound sync, retrieval, interaction surface, or supported action.

Measurable follow-through

Keep the workflow outcome, responsible owner, source evidence, and next action connected.

From signal to decision to action

Coordinate onboarding, offboarding, performance, and development

Run recurring or event-triggered work through Routines

Require confirmation before changing records by default

Escalate cross-user work through technically enforced approvals

Inspect sources, reasoning, messages, and changes

  • Less manual data management

    Let agents retrieve and prepare context instead of asking People teams to move it by hand.

  • Clearer control boundaries

    Define roles, visibility, restricted actions, confirmations, approvals, and autonomy per workflow.

  • More personal experiences

    Adapt workflow steps, guidance, development, and communication to the company and each person.

  • Shared operating context

    Use the same source of truth across workflows instead of creating another isolated process.

  • Defensible decisions

    Keep evidence and reasoning visible while accountable humans make the final call.

  • Visible ownership

    Show status, review history, notifications, and follow-through to the people involved.

Adopt one workflow at a time

Scope the problem, connect authorized context, validate controls, and expand only after the result is accepted.

1

Scope

Choose the People problem

Name the workflow owner, expected outcome, required data, and decision boundary.

2

Context

Connect what the agents need

Import or retrieve the approved sources and confirm permissions before use.

3

Review

Run real cases

Inspect outputs, confirmations, approvals, sources, and resulting artifacts with the people responsible.

4

Expand

Add the next workflow

Reuse the accepted context, controls, and preferences across adjacent People work.

Which workflow is keeping your team in the data?

Show us the repeated work. We will show you how agents and human control fit around it.