Make Cohere North act across your systems

Upware doesn't replace Cohere North — it handles the part Cohere North isn't designed for. Cohere North continues to reason over your private data and decide what should happen. Upware sits at the execution layer: it receives that decision as a structured action call, runs it deterministically against the target system, and returns a verified result with a full audit trail. The two are complementary by design.

Upware exposes each learned process as a governed AI skill over MCP or a standard API, so Cohere North can invoke it like any other tool in its tool-calling setup. Upware recorded the workflow once — including systems with no API of their own — generated the integration, and encapsulated it behind RBAC and policy controls. From Cohere North's perspective it's a single, well-defined function call; from the enterprise's perspective every execution is attributable, auditable, and bounded by the access rules you configured.

Upware enforces policy at the execution layer, not just at the prompt. Each AI skill has defined RBAC controls, so the agent can only invoke actions it's been provisioned to run — it can't reach systems or data outside that boundary regardless of what the model reasons. At runtime, system interactions replay deterministically from what Upware learned; there's no open-ended LLM call deciding how to interact with your ERP mid-execution. Every action produces an audit trail entry, so any write to a system of record is attributed to a specific agent, user, and policy rather than disappearing into a black box.