Revenue Analytics Agent
Answers revenue questions in plain English by querying your data warehouse.
Learn more →Multi-agent orchestration, integration through typed tools, sourced answers, document extraction, browser automation and a multi-model gateway, with governance at every layer.
Every Luby agent follows the same architecture: a business trigger, an orchestrator that plans, specialists that execute, typed tools to work in your systems and a governance layer around all of it.
Agent graphs with persistent state that pause for data or an approval and resume where they left off.
Connectors for ERP, CRM, email, messaging and homegrown systems, with validated parameters and minimal permissions, following the open Model Context Protocol (MCP).
Semantic search over policies, contracts and history. Every answer points to where it came from.
Reads PDFs, invoices, images and emails, returns structured data and flags what needs review.
Agents that work in portals and legacy systems through the interface when no integration exists.
Service and communication on the channels your customers already use, with context handed off to people.
Business questions turned into data warehouse queries and reports, with the query visible.
Routing between models by cost and quality: a cheap model for triage, a strong model for synthesis and automatic fallback.
The agent remembers preferences, prior decisions and case history, without mixing data across clients.
Catalog agents start from reference patterns and projects from the leading ecosystems, adapted to each client's process and systems. No lock-in to a closed platform.
Process, rules, exceptions and acceptance criteria documented and validated with the process owner.
Automated tests and the reference set run on every change to code, instructions or model.
Containers in your AWS or Google Cloud account, or in an isolated environment. Luby is a certified partner of both.
Traces, costs and quality of every run monitored, with alerts to the owning team.
Data, knowledge, orchestration and automation: catalog building blocks that fit into any topology.
Answers revenue questions in plain English by querying your data warehouse.
Learn more →Analyzes your datasets and spreadsheets, surfaces questions and insights and points out data gaps.
Learn more →Reads, analyzes and edits spreadsheets in plain English to automate recurring reporting.
Learn more →Coordinates specialist agents, delegates tasks and consolidates results under supervision.
Learn more →Proposes high-impact actions and queues them for human approval before anything runs (Level 3 autonomy).
Learn more →A long-term memory layer: captures interactions and personalizes the other agents over time.
Learn more →Watches sales events and notifies or triggers your team in Slack or Teams in real time.
Learn more →Researches the web and fills in or updates account and contact fields in your CRM.
Learn more →Breaks complex goals into a plan, delegates to sub-agents, critiques the work and finalizes it.
Learn more →Screens resumes and runs structured interviews to speed up hiring, critical for services companies.
Learn more →Organizes internal documents and answers your team's questions with citations, speeding up onboarding and operations.
Learn more →Manages email and calendar like an executive assistant, with human approval.
Learn more →Automates work in web systems and portals (log in, extract, fill out forms) through the browser.
Learn more →Reviews code changes on GitHub, flags bugs and risks and suggests improvements.
Learn more →A coding agent that speeds up development and cuts manual engineering work.
Learn more →Creates flashcards and training materials from your documents for onboarding and enablement.
Learn more →Builds and maintains the searchable knowledge index that powers your service and knowledge agents.
Learn more →Reads contracts and long documents, extracts key clauses, dates and risks, and answers questions.
Learn more →A crew that gathers financial data (e.g., SEC filings) and produces an analysis report.
Learn more →Validates what goes into and out of your agents, blocking anything outside policy.
Learn more →A generalist multi-agent team (orchestrator + web + files + code) for open-ended, end-to-end tasks.
Learn more →Operates a browser to research, extract data and complete tasks on websites and portals.
Learn more →Agents that write and run code to analyze data and produce charts and insights.
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Scope, success metric and kill criterion agreed in writing before any code. If the case doesn't hold up, you stop there.
The agent runs next to your team without touching anything. You compare its decisions with your people's before it goes live.
Supervised by default: every high-impact action has an approver, an audit trail and a kill switch your business team controls.
Deployed in your cloud or an isolated environment, models under no-training terms. AWS and Google Cloud certified partner.
Bring your security, compliance or IT questions. We'll walk through how a first agent would run in your environment.