- Stop estimating what automation costs you. Start governing every bot, agent, and queue
Automation reporting stops at the edge of whatever platform built it. Every bot, agent, and workflow has its own dashboard and its own numbers. When leadership asks what any of it actually costs or delivers, automation leaders are stuck defending decisions with estimates instead of evidence.
The next evolution of C TWO AMP brings governed, vendor neutral control to your entire estate. One platform built around three independent pillars: Intelligence, Orchestration, and Operations.
One governed layer. Three pillars. Zero vendor dependency.
“Every automation platform now has an agent story. Most ask you to trust a single vendor’s view of what that agent costs and delivers. AMP exists because that trust shouldn’t be required. The evidence, control, and governance should sit above the platforms, independent of whoever built the agent.”
INTELLIGENCE
See the whole estate. Make cost and ROI undeniable, and know what is coming before it lands
Where automation reporting today is fragmented by vendor, AMP Intelligence gives leaders one portfolio view instead of a patchwork of dashboards. RPA licence spend and AI agent token cost sit side by side as first-class signals. The estate does not just get reported on, it gets watched. Pattern and anomaly detection surface cost spikes and emerging risks early, catching problems before they cause operational damage.
- Spot it before it costs you: Anomaly detection across the estate flags token spikes and emerging SLA risks early, giving you prevention rather than post-mortem reporting.
- Replace the dashboard patchwork: One unified portfolio view instead of a different login for every technology.
- See token cost and licence cost together: Track the two fastest growing lines in your automation budget in one place.
- Segment your way: Benchmark by business unit, process type, or cost centre, not a vendor’s default template.
ORCHESTRATION
Your queues shouldn’t belong to a platform. They should belong to you
Queues are the backbone of every high volume, human-in-the-loop, and AI assisted workflow, but today they are locked inside whichever platform built them. AMP Orchestration decouples queues from execution platforms, running RPA, APIs, scripts, and AI agents in one common queue with independent resilience, automatic scaling, and enterprise governance.
- One queue, any technology: RPA, APIs, scripts, and AI agents orchestrate side by side in the same governed queue with no workflow redesign required.
- Decouple execution from orchestration: Queues recover and scale horizontally, staying upright even if an underlying execution server goes offline.
- Enforce one rule set everywhere: Enterprise governance, access controls, and audit logs travel with the queue, not the execution vendor.
- Avoid the consolidation trap: Keep your control layer independent, regardless of how your tech stack evolves.
OPERATIONS
Detection is Intelligence’s job. Response is yours to control
As AI agents take on more operational load, static, hard coded event handling leaves teams constantly firefighting. AMP Operations turns what Intelligence sees into configurable, governed action. Known issues get resolved automatically within strict boundaries you define, ensuring no system acts outside policy.
- Controlled automated response: Portfolio intelligence triggers pre-configured runbooks to resolve cost and SLA risks instantly.
- Cap agent token risk: Enforce strict operational boundaries over token consumption and agent behaviour before budget breaches occur.
- Reduce firefighting: Free operational teams from war rooms, manual restarts, and dashboard watching.
- One unified data model: Operational response and portfolio reporting run off the same underlying state model, eliminating data disconnects.
Navigating the Agentic Era: Executive Research & Proof
Five Names for Automation Control: What Buyers Actually Need While Analysts Argue
BOAT platforms, adaptive process orchestrators, agent management platforms, universal orchestrators, independent control planes. In the last 12 months, automation leaders have been told they need five new categories. None of the analysts are wrong, but you can’t sign a purchase order against an analyst debate.
Inside this 20 page executive guide:
- The “Doing, Moving, Running” Matrix: Why every automation estate boils down to three simple jobs, and where category overlap causes double spending.
- The Hidden Cost of Category Confusion: How bundled platform governance silently inflates consumption bills at renewal.
- 5 Questions to Ask Any Vendor: A practical procurement checklist to test true independence before signing your next contract.
KEYNOTE & CUSTOMER SESSIONS (CONNECT LONDON 2026)
Hear how enterprise leaders build independent control layers across multi-vendor estates:
- Take Control: Universal Orchestration for the Agentic Enterprise
Paul Donaldson (CEO, C TWO) on why the layer governing your estate cannot belong to a vendor with execution to sell. - E.ON’s Case for Independent Universal Orchestration
How Essent and E.ON Group created a unified control layer across multiple entities and technologies. - AMP in Practice: Human in the Loop with Universal Queues
Partou demonstrates cross-platform queue explainability across UiPath and Power Automate in production. - Designed by Nobody: AI and Automation State of the Market
Wayne Butterfield (STX-AI) on the three decisions nobody owns: agent autonomy, decision cost, and failure accountability.
Build the control layer once. Let the platforms change underneath it
Take control of your automation estate, token spend, and multi-vendor governance today.
