Greenlite

Greenlite now operates as Bretton, and its former domain redirects permanently to the Bretton site. Bretton is an AI operations platform for the financial back office. It replaces outsourced business process work with AI agents that handle compliance reviews, due diligence, customer reviews and alert handling, and it is built for institutions regulated by the FDIC and OCC and for fintechs that must satisfy the same standards. It serves compliance and operations teams at banks, brokerages, payment companies and digital asset businesses. Three components make up the platform. Templates provides more than thirty prebuilt agent skills and 180 data source connectors. Builder lets teams create custom agents in natural language. Workbench is a shared workspace where analysts work cases alongside the agents. A trust layer adds model risk management, continuous evaluations, audit ready logging and quality control, which is what a regulated buyer needs before an examiner asks how a decision was made. Bretton integrates with Salesforce, Oracle, ServiceNow and existing banking systems, offers managed services with dedicated deployment teams, and reports SOC 2 Type II and GDPR compliance with zero data retention. Pricing is not published. Engagements are scoped and quoted per institution. The company name is a reference to the 1944 Bretton Woods conference. The Bretton site makes no mention of the Greenlite name; the permanent redirect from greenlite.ai is the public link between the two.