The operating layer for AI-driven operations
Amplify AI is one platform, not a bundle of disconnected tools. Every capability shares the same identity model, permissions, logging, and data layer — which is what makes automated work reviewable.
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Five pillars, one governed system
Document intelligence
Classify inbound files, extract structured fields with confidence scores, and normalize values against your reference data before anything downstream runs.
- Invoices, contracts, forms, scans
- Field-level confidence thresholds
- Human review queue for exceptions
Workflow orchestration
Design processes as explicit steps with conditions, retries, parallel branches, and approval gates — versioned like code, readable by non-engineers.
- Visual builder with version history
- Conditional branching and retries
- Scheduled, event, and API triggers
AI assistants
Assistants grounded in your workspace: they answer from your knowledge base, summarize runs, and draft communications inside the same permission model.
- Workspace-scoped retrieval
- Draft-then-approve email replies
- Cited answers from source documents
Knowledge base
Policies, vendor lists, product data, and prior decisions in one indexed store so every workflow and assistant works from the same source of truth.
- Structured and unstructured sources
- Freshness and ownership tracking
- Per-source access control
Integrations layer
Native connectors plus REST and webhooks, with credentials stored per workspace and scoped to the workflows that need them.
- 12+ native connectors
- Scoped credential storage
- Event subscriptions for your systems
Controls that make automation defensible
Approvals, audit logs, role-based access, and versioning are part of the platform rather than an enterprise add-on you configure later.
Approval gates
Require a named reviewer on any step, with SLA tracking.
Audit logs
Immutable, exportable records of who changed or approved what.
Role-based access
Permissions per workspace, workflow, and connection.
Run replay
Re-run a failed process after a fix, with full input history.