Dealership execution layer

Lead volume governed follow-up.

AMQUR is the operating layer: embedded assistant on your site, structured lead capture, inventory-aware conversations, and finance handoffs — traced end-to-end for the dealership.

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The problem

Teams don't lose because they lack software.
They lose because execution leaks.

Missed follow-ups. Incomplete documentation. Approvals that stall in inboxes. Work is scattered across systems, spreadsheets, and phone calls — and teams rely on human memory to hold it together.

The Shift

Regulation and speed demand execution infrastructure

Healthcare: CMS is mandating API-first prior authorization. Auto: sub-5-minute lead response is the proven conversion lever. Manual processes can't keep up.

The Gap

AI alone doesn't solve operational work

Chatbots draft text. But operational work requires state, branching, retries, approvals, and audit trails — exactly what a stateless prompt cannot provide.

The Solution

Run the workflow as a graph

AMQUR compiles work into executable graphs where state, decisions, tools, and approvals are first-class. Every step is versioned, traced, and governable.

How it works

Graph. Compile. Run. Govern.

Four primitives that turn operational chaos into auditable execution.

01Graph

State + Nodes + Edges

Define work as a directed graph. Nodes are actions (qualify lead, verify coverage). Edges encode conditions and branching logic.

nodes:
  - qualify_lead
  - check_inventory
edges:
  - from: qualify
    to: inventory
    when: score > 70
02Compile

Version + Policy + Schema

The Work Graph Compiler outputs an immutable version hash, a policy manifest, and a replay plan. Every run is deterministic from this point.

compiled:
  hash: 7f3a2b1c
  policy: [mgr_approval]
  tools: [crm, dms]
  schema: v2.1.0
03Run

Stream + Execute + Trace

Execute the graph. Each state transition streams to the UI in real time via SSE. Tool calls, outputs, and timings are captured immutably.

09:14:01 TOOL  crm.createLead
09:14:03 STATE qualify → complete
09:14:05 TOOL  dms.search
09:14:08 GATE  mgr_review [blocked]
04Govern

Gates + Audit + Replay

Policy gates require human approval for sensitive actions. Every run produces an immutable audit trail. Replay any run to diff outcomes.

gate: manager_review
  required: deals > $45k
  status: awaiting_approval
  approver: F&I Manager
  evidence: [deal_summary]

Trust & Governance

Enterprise-grade by design, not by badge.

Multi-tenant

Tenant Boundaries

Every workspace is isolated at the infrastructure level. Tenant context gates access to all resources — data, runs, and tool credentials never cross boundaries.

HIPAA

Healthcare Readiness

HIPAA Security Rule safeguards — administrative, physical, and technical — are implementable and auditable per-run. Access controls, audit logs, and transmission security are first-class.

AI TRiSM

Governed AI Execution

Aligned to NIST AI RMF (govern, map, measure, manage) and AI TRiSM principles. Every agent action is attributable, every decision is traceable, every policy gate is enforceable.

This is an execution system

Four pillars. Zero abstraction debt.

Runs

Events, Replay, Diff

Every execution is a first-class object. Stream events in real time. Replay any historical run. Diff two runs to find where branches diverged.

Approvals

Human-in-the-Loop

Policy gates pause execution and present context — the action, the rationale, and the evidence. Humans approve, reject, or escalate. The audit trail records everything.

Connectors

Tool Abstraction Layer

Tools are typed contracts. The graph binds to contracts, not vendors. Swap CDK for Reynolds & Reynolds. Swap Epic for Cerner. The graph logic stays the same.

Observability

Trace + Metrics

Every run emits structured telemetry. Trace individual actions. Monitor latency, throughput, and error rates. Detect drift before it becomes a production incident.

Ready to see it run?

Start with a pilot. Connect your systems. Watch the graph execute your most painful workflow — governed, traced, and ready for production.