Autonomous agents, made calm

Grow
an agent
operating system.

Fernwood turns scattered support queues, internal requests, and repetitive decisions into a living network of governed agents — each one permissioned, observed, scored, and ready to escalate with context.

SOC 2 ready controls Human gates Run-level audit trail
98%auto-resolved
IntakeClassifies the request and risk level.
ReasonPlans steps against your policy.
ActCalls only approved tools.
VerifyChecks outcome before closing.

Built for teams that want automation without the chaos

Northwind
Lumen
Cortex
Halcyon
Vertex
Orbital
01 · Scroll panels

Every agent grows through four controlled layers.

A softer version of a command center: instead of one dense dashboard, the system unfolds into living panels as the page moves.

Agent
OS
LAYER 01

Teach it your operating rules.

Upload policies, SOPs, examples, and past resolutions. Fernwood turns them into versioned behavior contracts instead of vague prompt soup.

policy memoryapproval gatesversion control
LAYER 02

Connect tools without giving away the keys.

Every action is typed, permissioned, and scoped. The agent can search, draft, update, refund, schedule, or escalate only inside boundaries you choose.

tool contractsleast privilegerollback logs
LAYER 03

Score runs before you trust scale.

Production runs become training fuel. The system keeps score on correctness, confidence, speed, tone, policy fit, and escalation quality.

eval suitesrun replayquality gates
LAYER 04

Escalate with the full story attached.

Humans get a clean handoff: summary, actions taken, failed checks, confidence score, and the next recommended move.

handoff packetcontext chainlearning loop
02 · Connected grid

One network. Five premium controls.

This section uses connected card movement instead of the earlier bento/card stack. It feels more organic, like the product is mapping decisions across your company.

⌘

Tool permissions

Let agents act, but never outside the contract. Every tool gets a scope, risk level, and approval rule.

◌

Run memory

Every outcome becomes searchable context, so future runs improve without losing auditability.

↯

Live routing

Urgent, risky, or high-value requests route to the right agent or human automatically.

✓

Quality scores

Define what “good” means. Fernwood checks tone, policy, data use, tool calls, and final outcome.

⟲

Closed-loop learning

When humans resolve edge cases, Fernwood captures the pattern and updates the agent’s future playbook.

03 · Expandable use-case garden

Click a tile. Open the playbook.

A grid-zoom / image-to-content style component, but made pastel, SaaS, and functional for conversion.

Support OS↗

Resolve the queue before your team logs in.

Best for billing tickets, account requests, renewals, refunds, and policy questions.

  • Auto-classify priority and sentiment
  • Pull policy context before acting
  • Escalate VIPs with full notes
Ops↗

Turn internal requests into routed workflows.

Best for internal helpdesk, approvals, purchasing, HR ops, and recurring admin.

  • Collect missing fields
  • Route approval steps
  • Update systems of record
Success↗

Spot churn signals before they become churn.

Best for lifecycle checks, QBR prep, risk summaries, and follow-up generation.

  • Summarize account health
  • Create next-best actions
  • Trigger human outreach
Finance↗

Let agents chase clean records, not risky decisions.

Best for invoices, disputes, reconciliation queues, and controlled payment workflows.

  • Match records to source docs
  • Flag anomalies for review
  • Never approve irreversible actions without gates
Revenue↗

Research, draft, and follow up without sounding robotic.

Best for inbound triage, lead enrichment, CRM hygiene, and meeting prep.

  • Enrich leads safely
  • Draft personalized replies
  • Update CRM after each action
04 · Animated proof path

From request to verified outcome.

The product story becomes a drawn SVG route on scroll — very different from the previous page’s hard metrics band.

Request lands

Classified by risk, customer value, sentiment, urgency, and policy domain.

Agent plans

Builds a constrained action plan and checks it against your operating rules.

Tool action

Calls approved systems with typed inputs, idempotency, and human gates when required.

Verified close

Scores the result, writes the audit trail, and learns from any human correction.

05 · Pricing

Premium automation that pays for itself.

Simple enough to start today. Serious enough for governed workflows, approvals, and scale. Toggle annual to make the page feel like a finished SaaS pricing system.

Seed

For one workflow and a tiny team.

Start
$29/mo
  • 1 production agent
  • 2,500 runs per month
  • 5 connected tools
  • Basic run history
Start free
Estate

For advanced governance and scale.

Enterprise
Custom
  • Unlimited agents and runs
  • SSO, SCIM, SAML
  • Dedicated audit exports
  • Private deployment options
  • Priority implementation
Talk to sales
06 · Operator notes

It feels less like AI. More like a team that never drops context.

“The win was not speed alone. It was the fact that every action had a reason, a permission, and a replay.”

Mara Chen
VP Support, Lumen

“We stopped asking whether the agent was clever and started asking whether the workflow was governed. That changed everything.”

Eli Ross
COO, Northwind

“Our humans only touch the weird cases now. The clean cases close themselves, and the edge cases arrive with context.”

Priya Sato
Head of CX, Cortex
07 · FAQ

Answers before the sales call.

Yes, but only through permissioned tool contracts. You decide which tools are allowed, which inputs are required, and which actions require approval.
Use confidence thresholds, human gates, eval suites, rollback logs, and scoped tools. Fernwood is designed for controlled automation, not blind autonomy.
No. It removes repetitive handling and gives your team clean escalations with full context, so humans spend time on judgment calls instead of busywork.
Most teams start with one narrow workflow: triage, refund requests, inbound routing, or internal helpdesk. The page is framed around getting that first agent live quickly, then scaling safely.

Grow the queue
that clears itself.

Start with one governed agent, prove the workflow, then expand into a full operating system for support, ops, success, finance, and revenue.

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