The routine only one person knows how to run. When they are out, the day turns into an emergency. When they are in, it consumes the whole team and nobody is left for the work that matters.
Vidar builds AI agents that take that process over and run it on their own, with you approving what matters. One process at a time, measured before and after.
The agent runs the whole routine. It does not suggest or recommend.
Anything that needs a human decision still comes to you.
Works at peak, after hours, and when people are missing.
Not every process deserves an agent. The conversation exists to separate what is expensive from what is merely annoying.
That is exactly the kind of process an agent takes over.
Talk about it on WhatsApp →When one person is out, the whole day becomes an emergency.
That is the right process to start with.
Vidar was born from 20 years as an entrepreneur and operator, including time in financial markets and fintech.
Vidar does not sell AI. It sells a process that works again. AI is what makes that deliverable in weeks instead of a year-long project.
A lean structure with no junior layers: the person who builds the agent is the one who signs.
You describe how the operation works today.
During the conversation itself, Vidar names which process is the candidate, and why.
Within one business day, you receive a short written summary with a suggested next step.
If there is a process worth an agent, you will hear it. If there is not, you will hear that too.
Ninety minutes with the decision-maker, to pick one process. Only one.
One or two days looking at the data behind that process. Your team is not interviewed or interrupted.
Built remotely, on Vidar's side. You follow along, you do not do the work.
One day on the switchover. From there the agent runs, measured against the baseline.
If a job needs more than three days inside your company, Vidar does not take it. That is not modesty. It is what keeps delivery fast and your cost low.
Twenty minutes. No cost and no sales pitch.
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No fixed schedule. Only when there is something worth your time.