The systems with no API still get worked.
Cova operates browser-based and legacy software through the interface itself, on scoped credentials, pausing for a person before anything it cannot undo.
Six workflows, four applications, at the same time.
Every company has one tool nobody can integrate with.
The government portal, the insurer, the system that predates the web. It is usually the one eating the most hours, and the one every automation project quietly skips.
Autonomy with the brakes wired in.
Watch it work
A session is visible while it runs. You see the screens it is on rather than trusting a summary written afterwards.
Take it back mid-run
A person can step in at any point. The session hands control over rather than fighting for the cursor.
Credentials that belong to the run
Scoped to one system and one task, issued for that session, expiring with it. Shared logins are never used.
Six sessions at once
Each run is its own session, so the same work happens across several systems concurrently instead of one person moving between tabs.
Captured as it goes
Each step is recorded against the employee or customer record it touched, including the screens.
Bounded by the role
An agent reaches only the systems its role allows, and only for the task it was given.
Frequently asked questions
Anything with a screen a person could use: government portals, insurer sites, older internal software, browser-based tools with no integration story. If your team can do it by clicking, an agent can be given the same job.
Which system does your team dread opening?
Tell us the one with no API and too many steps. We will show you an agent working it end to end, stopping where you want it to stop.
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