How an agent works
Watch an agent work, step by step.
It reads. The invoice lands. The agent picks it up in seconds.
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We design, build, and run custom AI agents inside your business. They work in the tools you already use, and your team approves what matters.
Process supplier invoices
Finance agent · triggered by AP inbox
Agents that work inside the tools you already run
In their words
“V12 Labs took a business-critical accounting app our team relies on every day and rebuilt it as a clean, maintainable web platform. They were senior, fast, and easy to work with, and we now have a foundation we can keep building on.”
“V12 Labs helped turn Twelve Care from a care model into a working platform: patient check-ins, clinician review, adherence tracking, assessments, alerts, and role-based care workflows.”
Senior team only
The people you meet are the people who build it.
Weekly working demos
On your real data, not status reports.
You own the code
Code, prompts, data, and IP in your accounts.
How an agent works
It reads. The invoice lands. The agent picks it up in seconds.
What we build
Built for production
Proof, not promises
How a build works
01 · Day 1
A free 30-minute call with the founder. We find the agent worth building first and put scope, timeline, and a price range in writing.
02 · Every week
One senior team builds the agent, its integrations, and the review queue. You watch it work on your real data every week.
03 · Launch
Agents go live with monitoring, logs, and fallbacks. You own the code, prompts, and accounts, and we stay through a support window.
05Questions
What agents can do, what happens when they are wrong, price, ownership, and whether you need AI at all.
Free · 30 minutes · with the founder
Bring the work your team repeats every week. You leave with a written agent plan, whether or not we build it together.
“V12 Labs took a business-critical accounting app our team relies on every day and rebuilt it as a clean, maintainable web platform. They were senior, fast, and easy to work with, and we now have a foundation we can keep building on.”