For teams with a roadmap

Agents that go
into production

Q: How long until it is live?

A first agent is typically in production within 90 days of the go-ahead. Roughly a third of that is design and evaluation before anything is wired to a live system — that part is what makes the rest hold.

Q: Who from our side is involved?

One owner who can decide, and the person who does the work today. We need a few hours a week from them across the build, plus whoever grants access to the systems the agent has to reach.

Q: Where does the agent run, and who holds the keys?

In your stack, on your credentials, against your data. We build inside the tools you already pay for wherever that is possible, so there is no new platform to buy and nothing to migrate if you part ways with us.

Q: What happens when it gets something wrong?

It is caught at the gate, logged, and added to the evaluation set so that case is tested from then on. Anything that reaches a customer or moves a budget passes a person first — that is a design rule, not a setting.

Q: What does it cost to run?

Model and tooling costs are modelled per build before we start, and they are almost never the expensive part. We put the running cost next to the hours it takes back, so the payback is a number rather than a promise.

Q: Can our own team maintain it?

That is the goal of the handover: the runbook, the evaluation set and the log are written for your team, not for us. Some clients take it fully in-house, others keep us on for changes — both are fine, and neither is locked in.

Agentique designs, evaluates and ships AI agents into the systems your commercial team already uses. A first agent is typically in production within 90 days. Deterministic where rules are enough, a model where it earns its place, and a person on every gate that reaches a customer or moves a budget.

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Live in 90 days

Evaluated before it ships

Runs in your stack

A team reviewing an agent running against live work

Mapping the decision points of a workflow before the build

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How we build

Our core principles

Three rules every agent ships with — whoever tops the model leaderboard, whatever your stack already runs.

Human in the loop

The agent does the work, someone on your team gives the go-ahead. Nothing customer-facing goes out on autopilot.

Model agnostic

Simple requests run on cheap, fast models. The hard ones get the heavyweights. When a vendor falls behind, we swap — without touching your workflows.

Stack agnostic

CRM, inbox, calendar, call recorder, dialer, LinkedIn. Agents read from and write to the tools you already live in — connected in minutes, no engineering team required.

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Each is a single job taken off a commercial team, end to end. Picture the one costing your team the most hours: that is where yours starts.

Agent library

If you can think of it,
we can build it.

Lead Qualifier

Scores every inbound lead against your ICP before a rep opens it.

Inbound Responder

Answers new leads in minutes and books the meeting itself.

Lifecycle Marketer

Picks the next best message per contact, and suppresses the rest.

Deal Reviver

Reopens closed-lost deals the moment the blocker disappears.

Content Repurposer

Turns one asset into channel-native versions of itself.

Campaign Reporter

Pulls every channel into one client-ready report.

SEO Brief Writer

Researches the keyword and writes the brief behind it.

Event Follow-up

Segments attendees and runs the outreach after the room empties.

Ads Optimiser

Rotates creative and moves budget before the spend is wasted.

Quote Drafter

Turns a request into a priced quote for a person to release.

Churn Watcher

Spots accounts going quiet and tells the owner, not the customer.

Document Chaser

Calls and mails until an approved file is actually complete.

Start here

We shared twelve builds.
Now imagine yours.

Describe the job you'd hand over first. We come back with a scope, a price, and a start date.

“You'll hear back from me within a few hours.”— Manu Labarbe

+32 494 03 03 20manu@agent-ique.comAntwerp · Ghent · Brussels

You own the agent, the evaluation set and the runbook. Nothing is locked to us, and nothing needs us to keep running.

What ships

Built to be handed over

1The agent, in productionRunning on live work inside your systems — not a demo on a staging account.
2Integrations under your keysWired to your CRM, ad accounts and ticketing with credentials you control.
3The evaluation setThe cases it has to get right, so any change can be tested before it ships.
4Approval gates and audit logWho released what, when, and on which version of the agent.
5Monitoring and alertsFailures surface to a named person instead of going quiet.
6Runbook and handoverHow to change it, extend it, hand it to a new owner, or switch it off.

It earns its costModelled before we build, measured once it runs.

It stays reviewableEvery run logged, every release approved by a person.

It's yours to keepYour keys, your systems, a runbook you can act on.

Cases

Where an agent joined the team

Three commercial teams, three different first moves, and the work that came off their plate.

Salesforce

KBC

Telenet

ING

Helan

FDJ United

gategroup

SGS

NTX

Pelican Street

Quatra

Peak Coaching

Blueprints, workshops and agents in production across finance, industry, retail and services.

Ready to put the first agent into production?

Tell us which agent you want running and we'll come back with a scope, a price and a start date.

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FAQ

Questions before you build

What a build asks of your team, what it costs to run, and what happens on the day it gets something wrong. Yours not on the list? Type it in the last row and Tick, our agent, answers.

Do we need a blueprint first?

No, but you need the two things a blueprint produces: a workflow you can describe end to end, and an owner who will run the agent afterwards. If you already have both, we scope the build directly.

How long until it is live?

Who from our side is involved?

Where does the agent run, and who holds the keys?

What happens when it gets something wrong?

What does it cost to run?

Can our own team maintain it?

Agentique

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Business analysts, marketing experts and AI engineers in one team, building agents that understand the business and hold up in production.

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SolutionsContext EnginePerformance EngineSoonGEO EngineSoon

ResourcesAll resources GA4 stops at the front door The marketing engineer Your AI moat is context WebMCP and the machine buyer

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