PROC · Lifecycle
How a BiVelio agent lives
From natural language to execution. Without writing code.
01
Natural language config
You describe what the agent does. No obscure prompts.
02
MCP tools
Hook it to Gmail, CRM, billing, Telegram.
03
Guardrails
Limits, human approvals and credit budget.
04
Deploy
One click and the agent is in production.
05
Runs 24/7
Operates non-stop inside your real processes.
06
Learns
Memory, metrics and tuning loop back to step 1.
Every cycle makes the next one better
REAL EXAMPLE
A real example with Velio
CEO14:23
I want every invoice that comes in by email to be classified, stored, and if it exceeds €5,000 you notify me on Telegram.
Velio14:23
Understood. I'll create an agent with 3 functions: read the invoicing inbox, classify and archive in your ERP, and alert you on Telegram if the amount exceeds €5,000. Which email account should I monitor?
CEO14:24
invoicing@company.com. And also warn me if it detects duplicates.
Velio14:24
Got it. I'll add duplicate detection by tax-ID + amount + date. Duplicate window: same day or 7 days?
CEO14:24
7 days is fine.
Velio14:25
Configured. Operating since 14:25 on invoicing@company.com with a 7-day window. Telegram alerts if amount > €5,000 or duplicate detected. Shall we test with a real invoice?
DeployedTelegram24/7
Roster
The 12 autonomous operators
Each agent has a clear role, assigned tools and can be invoked from any workflow.
Three fields. A working agent.
Configuring an agent doesn't require code. Define what it decides, what tools it uses and when it escalates.
Safety
Guardrails by design
Every action has limits, audit trail and human control when it matters.