CoderFlow for Business

Direct AI Agents On The Systems You Use Every Day

Give agents instructions, refine their work and automate recurring tasks yourself. CoderFlow connects agents to your applications and data, so you can get answers and build reports across systems. IT manages access; you direct the work.

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Live-data reports connect directly to IBM i databases today. For other systems, reports read data through APIs your IT team makes available.

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Take A Business Request From Triage To Delivery

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Five Things Business Users Do, On The Systems You Already Run

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Automate

Build Automations Yourself, Just As IT Does

Describe the work in plain language and choose when it runs
It runs with the data and connections IT allows, and every run is recorded
Turn any answer into a report, an automation or an IT request in one click

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Ask

Ask A Question About Your Business In Plain Language, And Get An Answer That Shows Its Sources

Answers list their sources: data with when it was read, documents, code and attachments
Explains how applications and business rules work, from the source
Turn any answer into a report, an automation or an IT request in one click

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Build

Describe The Report You Need. AI Builds It, You Refine It, And Once It's Saved It Runs On Live Data Without AI

Preview privately and refine by conversation
Filters, tables, charts and a dashboard tile
Share with everyone in the environment when IT allows it; each viewer sees only the data their own login allows

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Work

Open The Applications You Use Every Day From One Place, And Get An Explanation Of What's On The Screen When You Need One

An application catalog IT publishes for each team
An assistant beside the app explains the screen; it never presses keys
Applications behave exactly as they do today

Request

Tell IT What You Need From The Screen You're On, And Follow It Through To Delivery

The screen, filters and selected record come with the request
A shared conversation with IT and clear status
Accept, reopen or withdraw when it's Ready to try

The Journey

Direct The Work. Refine The Result

Describe The Work
Tell an agent what you want to accomplish in plain language.
Direct An Agent
Business users give instructions directly, using the tools and data their roles allow.
Check The Sources
Inspect the connected data and documents behind the result.
Refine The Result
Give the agent feedback and ask for the changes you need.
Automate Recurring Work

For the Business

Self-Service With Guardrails

Automations you build yourself
Answer more of your own questions
Reports on current data, not exported copies
Requests that reach IT with everything needed
Follow progress and try the result

For IT

Fewer Vague Tickets. Full Control

Self-service without developer tools or extra data access
Requests become agent work without retyping
IT chooses the AI providers and models
Every business-user AI run is visible to IT

Trust

Your Access Rules, Unchanged

When CoderFlow for Business reads live data or opens an application, it signs in as the user with their own login, such as their IBM i profile. It never borrows a shared login and never adds authority. IT decides what else each team's environment includes.

Data is read as the user, with no shared or service-account fallback
The data path is read-only by construction: single SELECT statements in read-only transactions
Business users' logins are encrypted, write-only and never reach the AI
Saved reports run without AI
Nothing is on until IT turns it on, per environment and per capability

IT Sets Up Once

Turn it on and add your logo and name
Prepare an environment for each business team
Connect business data and at least one AI provider
Create roles and assign them
Choose what agents can reach, and publish applications

Business Users Do The Rest

Save their own logins
Ask, build and refine reports, and arrange dashboards
Open published applications with the assistant
Create and track requests
Build their own automations

Questions

Is CoderFlow for Business a Separate Product?

No. It's the experience inside CoderFlow designed for non-IT business users, on the same server, sign-in and environments IT already uses. It's off by default, and IT turns it on for the whole server and then for each environment it wants to offer to business users.

What Can Business Users Do With It?

They can direct agents themselves: give instructions, ask follow-up questions, refine reports and set up recurring work. CoderFlow brings the applications and data available to their team into that work. When they need help from IT, they can send a request with the context attached.

What Data Can Reports and Answers Use?

Answers can draw on the environment's source code, documentation, attached files and business data. Live-data reports today connect to Db2 for i on IBM i, read with each user's own login. Other systems can feed reports through web APIs your IT team makes available. Contact us to talk about your data sources.

Will Users See Data They Shouldn't?

On IBM i, data is read with each user's own IBM i profile, never a shared login, so users see only what their authority already allows. IT also decides which environments each team can use and what those environments include. A dedicated environment for each business team is the recommended setup.

Can the AI Change Our Data?

Business answers and reports read data only: single SELECT statements in read-only transactions that are never committed, with parameters bound. The application assistant only explains screens and never presses keys. Agent tasks and integrations have their own permissions. Business users can direct the work their roles allow; software changes follow the configured review and approval process.

Does Our Data Go to an AI Provider?

While building a report or answering a question, the data the assistant reads is processed by the AI provider IT configured. Viewing a saved report doesn't involve AI at all: it runs saved queries against current data. IT chooses the providers and can use its own accounts or gateways.

Your Systems. Your Agents. Your Team Directing The Work

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Direct AI Agents On The Systems You Use Every Day

Take A Business Request From Triage To Delivery

Five Things Business Users Do, On The Systems You Already Run

Build Automations Yourself, Just As IT Does

Ask A Question About Your Business In Plain Language, And Get An Answer That Shows Its Sources

Describe The Report You Need. AI Builds It, You Refine It, And Once It's Saved It Runs On Live Data Without AI

Open The Applications You Use Every Day From One Place, And Get An Explanation Of What's On The Screen When You Need One

Tell IT What You Need From The Screen You're On, And Follow It Through To Delivery

Direct The Work. Refine The Result

Describe The Work

Direct An Agent

Check The Sources

Refine The Result

Automate Recurring Work