Agents that can pay
Let agents pay for online services within your budget
Give an agent a task and a dollar budget, and it can find pay-per-call services in a catalog and pay for them from one company wallet. Finance decides how much each person may spend.
- A budget per task
- Finance stays in charge
- Try before real money
What you get
A budget per task
A Spending Mandate pairs a task with a dollar budget, so the agent knows its limit before it starts.
Finance stays in charge
Payments come from one company wallet, and finance sets each person's allowance.
Try before real money
Agents can pay on a test network first, then with real money once you are ready.
How it works
An admin turns on Agent Wallet and funds the company wallet.
Finance sets each person's allowance.
You give an agent a Spending Mandate with a task and a dollar budget.
The agent finds pay-per-call services in a catalog and pays from the company wallet.
You
- Spending Mandate
- A task
- A dollar budget
Agnes agent
Catalog of paid services
Pay-per-call services
One company wallet
Pays in USDC
Finance
Sets each person's allowance
- An admin turns on Agent Wallet and funds it
- Test network or real money
- You give an agent a Spending Mandate, a task and a dollar budget.
- The agent finds pay-per-call services in a catalog.
- It pays from one company wallet in USDC, on a test network or with real money.
- Finance sets each person's allowance.
Good to know
Built for
- Finance leads setting spending limits
- Ops leads delegating tasks to agents
- Admins managing the company wallet
Before you start
- Experimental: still changing.
- An admin switches this on and funds the wallet.
- Payments are made in USDC, on a test network or with real money.
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