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for your entire team where anyone can turn a business need into
an agent.
Built by the people
closest to the work. Grounded in trusted company data.
Governed by design.




AgentSpot is purpose-built for teams that want to deliver outcomes. Unlike AI assistants, AgentSpot gives teams the shared context, tools, and governance to build and run reliable agentic workflows.
OpenAI ChatGPT/Codex is a general-purpose AI platform designed primarily for individual users. It enables users to chat, generate images, schedule tasks, and build custom agents and code.
Anyone can build an agent in plain English and share it with everyone - all agents inherit company-wide memory.
Every AgentSpot App inherits the access rules of its sources, so each person sees only the data they are entitled to - and the data is fetched fresh on every load.
Describe the job in plain language and AgentSpot builds a graph of specialist sub-agents that automate repeatable work. Test it before it goes live, then run it with confidence.
You get billed only when AgentSpot executes an outcome, not per seat, not per token. 1 DO credit per execution.
| Capability | ||
|---|---|---|
| Who can build | Sites and Workspace agents are easy to build. | |
| Agents | Workspace Agents are similar, but have no notion of shared or company memory. | |
| Agentic Workflow | Scheduled Tasks are not workflows. They are instruction sets that re-run the prompt on every execution, so results can deviate — and there is no visual representation. | |
| Apps | Sites are easy to generate but mostly static, with no live connection to structured or unstructured data. | |
| Sharing & collabration | Sharing is limited to within the userbase. | |
| Trusted Data | Unstructured data access is comparable; structured data requires custom integration. | |
| Company context & memory | User-level memory only. | |
| Model Flexibility | OpenAI models only. | |
| Pricing | Per-user or token-based. Harder to predict, and can surprise you. | |
| Enterprise Governance | No central registry, so limited visibility into who is building or using agents and artifacts. |
Centrally managed by your own team and validated for compliance. No shadow IT.
AgentSpot uses the best model for the task, across vendors so you’re not locked-in to one model.
1 Do credit per execution. Cost maps to business outcome, so you can accurately predict cost.
Backed by best-in-class data security, governance, and semantic layer.
No. AgentSpot does not replace OpenAI - it focuses business users on automating their work at scale. ChatGPT stays great for individual, ad-hoc work. AgentSpot is where repeatable, deterministic, and governed work lives.
No. AgentSpot is no-code and embeds instructions, skills, connectors, and best practices, so non-technical users build effective agents without understanding the mechanics underneath. The person with the need builds it.
A Scheduled Task is a set of instructions that re-executes the prompt at every run and can deviate at execution, with no visual representation. An AgentSpot workflow is generated automatically, visual, and deterministic - it runs the same way every time.
1 DO credit is consumed each time a user starts an agent conversation, a workflow runs on their behalf, or an agentic application loads. Our pricing is based on outcomes, not token math.
Yes. Admins get full visibility into who's building which agents, centrally managed with audit trails and validated for compliance.
With a direct database connection, the AI typically relies on text-to-SQL: it interprets the question, inspects tables and columns, and generates a new SQL query each time. That approach is probabilistic, can produce different queries for the same intent, and often lacks the semantic context needed to understand trusted metrics, relationships, business definitions, and governance.
AgentSpot takes a different approach. Queries resolve through the governed ThoughtSpot semantic layer , where metrics, relationships, business definitions, and permissions are already defined.
The result is not just access to the data, but consistent, contextual, and governed answers — including row-level security so every user sees only the data they are authorized to see.