Clarm

Clarm Atlas is a platform for building AI coworkers, agents that carry out recurring operational work inside a company's existing systems. An operator describes a manual job, such as reading an order mailbox or checking a claim against policy, and Atlas assembles an agent from building blocks that IT and compliance have already approved: which sources it may read, which systems it may write to, and which guardrails always apply. The agent then runs on a schedule or when an email, message or file arrives. It is aimed at non technical operations teams in regulated or process heavy industries. Examples on the site include order intake, claims, inventory and forecasting for consumer goods and commodities companies; client review packs, fraud case evidence and policy updates in banking; and onboarding and recurrent training built from approved manuals in aviation. Every answer cites the approved content it came from, every run is recorded in an audit trail, and a sign off step can be added to individual agents where a workflow requires it. Any supported model is included, among them Anthropic Claude, Azure OpenAI, AWS Bedrock, GCP Vertex AI, Together AI or self hosted inference, with no separate model subscription. Pricing is published. Team costs $5,000 per month for one workspace with unlimited agents, the workflow builder and template library, cited answers, owner checkpoints, audit trail and email support. Enterprise is custom and adds a dedicated tenant, SSO and SAML, self hosted deployment, SOC 2 Type II, HIPAA, Swiss FADP and GDPR coverage, and a dedicated support engineer. Access is currently staged: the pricing page asks new customers to join a waitlist or book a pilot, with tiers opened in waves. Clarm is backed by Y Combinator.