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Plain answers on AI that acts.
Research, regulation and points of view, ungated. Then see it work: a governed action, product tours and a 12-question readiness check.
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Regulation watch
MCA audit trail, 3 years on: when an agent posts the entry
The rule assumed people make edits. What changes when an agent does.
4 min read
Perspectives
Why a refusal costs 40% of a governed action
Saying no takes the same checks as saying yes. Here is how we price it.
4 min read
Paper · October 2026 · 4 min read
Agents at work: where enterprise automation needs a person
A practical map of which agent actions can run alone, and which need a named person.
elan1 research team
Read free · no form
Perspectives
Intelligence you can answer for: why every action has a named person
Our line has two halves. The second is a promise about people, not models.
4 min read
Regulation watch
India's DPDP Act: what it means for agents that act
Core duties apply from 13 May 2027. Agents that read personal data inherit every one.
4 min read
Perspectives
Watching is not governing: the moment of consequence is the action
Most AI tools observe after the fact. Few stand in front of the payment.
3 min read
Perspectives
How to choose the first process to give an AI agent
Start with one process: frequent, written down, owned, and with a person who already signs.
4 min read
Paper · September 2026 · 4 min read
The confidence line: where AI hands a claim to a person
Calibrated confidence and a signed cost matrix decide which claims a handler sees.
elan1 research team
Read free · no formPerspectives
The discount field that broke a GST return (an illustrative case)
One harmless-looking ERP change, three weeks of rework, and the check that would have caught it.
4 min read
Regulation watch
MCA audit trail, 3 years on: when an agent posts the entry
The rule assumed people make edits. What changes when an agent does.
4 min read
Perspectives
Why a refusal costs 40% of a governed action
Saying no takes the same checks as saying yes. Here is how we price it.
4 min read
Perspectives
Intelligence you can answer for: why every action has a named person
Our line has two halves. The second is a promise about people, not models.
4 min read
Regulation watch
India's DPDP Act: what it means for agents that act
Core duties apply from 13 May 2027. Agents that read personal data inherit every one.
4 min read
Perspectives
Watching is not governing: the moment of consequence is the action
Most AI tools observe after the fact. Few stand in front of the payment.
3 min read
Perspectives
How to choose the first process to give an AI agent
Start with one process: frequent, written down, owned, and with a person who already signs.
4 min read
Paper · October 2026 · 4 min read
Agents at work: where enterprise automation needs a person
A practical map of which agent actions can run alone, and which need a named person.
elan1 research team
Read free · no formPaper · September 2026 · 4 min read
The confidence line: where AI hands a claim to a person
Calibrated confidence and a signed cost matrix decide which claims a handler sees.
elan1 research team
Read free · no formBrief · July 2026 · 3 min read
Fail toward a human, never toward an action
What should happen when an AI system is unsure, or goes down.
elan1 research team
Read free · no formPaper · June 2026 · 3 min read
A record a stranger can check: designing an audit trail for agents
Why an agent's record should be verifiable offline, without trusting the vendor.
elan1 research team
Read free · no form
elan1 Academy
45 min · Signers
Naming an approver for every agent action
SignersStart the courseelan1 Academy
60 min, hands-on · Assurers
Verifying a receipt offline
AssurersStart the courseelan1 Academy
90 min, sandbox lab · Builders
Your first governed tool call
BuildersStart the courseelan1 Academy
45 min · Operators
Choosing your first process for an agent
OperatorsStart the courseelan1 Academy
60 min, case study · Operators
Running an agent in shadow before cut-over
OperatorsStart the courseelan1 Academy
2 h, cohort · CA partners
Reviewing agent changes across clients
CA partnersStart the course
Flagship tour
See a governed action
One purchase bill at Kolam Components, from a WhatsApp message to the books. About 5 minutes.
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Product tour
Follow one payment through elan1 Govern.
5 steps, about 3 minutes, no sign-up.
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Product tour
Follow one ERP change through elan1 Act.
6 steps, about 3 minutes, no sign-up.
Take the tourProduct tour
Follow one number through elan1 Pulse.
6 steps, about 3 minutes, no sign-up.
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Product tour
Follow one agent's run through elan1 Run.
5 steps, about 3 minutes, no sign-up.
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Product tour
Follow one proposal through elan1 Propel.
5 steps, about 3 minutes, no sign-up.
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Product tour
Follow two cases through elan1 Resolve.
5 steps, about 3 minutes, no sign-up.
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Product tour
Follow one customer through elan1 Ontology.
5 steps, about 3 minutes, no sign-up.
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Product tour
Follow one claim email through elan1 Decide.
5 steps, about 3 minutes, no sign-up.
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Readiness check
Is one process ready for agents?
12 questions, about 4 minutes. Answers stay in your browser.
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Readiness check
Is one process ready for agents?
12 questions, about 4 minutes. You get a score, the area to fix first and where to start. Your answers stay in your browser.
Questions
Resources, answered.
Start with one process.
Pick the process that costs you most in review time. We configure it, you keep the approval, and the receipt is there from the first run.
- Allowed · Approved by Asha R.
- Held for CFO
- Refused · rule 4.2