Cars have autonomy levels from 0 to 5. Enterprise software is on the same path. Supervity gives leaders a simple way to say how self-driving each operation is, and where it should go next.
People do all the work by operating the software, one click at a time. Most companies still live here for most operations.
A copilot suggests the next step or drafts a reply, but a person still does the work and makes every decision.
Simple fixed tasks run on their own, but they break when something changes or an unusual case appears.
The software runs whole processes end to end and hands unusual cases to a person. This is where most Autos begin.
The operation runs itself under the rules you set. People supervise by exception rather than steering. A global manufacturer runs its finance operation here, with 85% handled by software.
Operations improve themselves across the whole business on the shared Auto Graph, with leaders setting direction and goals only.
At every level, the rules you set are enforced before anything runs.
High-impact actions always wait for a person, by design.
Every action stays recorded and reviewable through Control and Audit.
In a three-week AutoPilot Bootcamp, Supervity takes one of your processes from where it is now toward Level 4, on your own data.