Clarm

Clarm develops Clarm Atlas, a platform that helps non-technical teams build AI coworkers for recurring operational work. Using reusable building blocks approved by IT and compliance, teams can turn a manual workflow into an agent that reads approved sources, applies rules, creates outputs, and updates permitted business systems. Example workflows include order intake, claims handling, inventory planning, client review, fraud-case preparation, and employee training.

Designed for operations teams in complex, multi-system organizations, Atlas supports industries including supply chain and distribution, banking, aviation, healthcare, and other regulated environments. Coworkers can work with documents and connected systems, deliver updates through Microsoft Teams or Slack, and leave source citations and audit trails for review. Deployment options include on-premises and air-gapped environments, and Clarm states that it does not train on customers’ tenant data. The company offers pilots that begin with a bounded workflow, helping organizations test operational AI within defined permissions and governance controls. Clarm also provides developer resources, API information, and a Trust Center for enterprise and procurement needs.