It remembers your business
Briefs, corrections and decisions are saved to your company memory, so you teach it once. A second agent starts from what the first already knows.
The GATE platform is one place where your own named AI agent remembers your business, works in your tools and does the boring half of running the company. Habitual, a Swedish supplements brand, runs its ads, content, websites, customer messages and finance on one GATE agent.
Three things, every day, for every job.
Briefs, corrections and decisions are saved to your company memory, so you teach it once. A second agent starts from what the first already knows.
Books, contracts, posts, support mail and your website run through GATE's own tools. Many are plain software with no AI inside, like the bookkeeping and the signing flow, so the agent follows fixed rules where a job has them.
Scheduled jobs run on their own, at night too, and report back in the chat. You decide what it may do alone, and high-impact actions can wait for your yes.
In the GATE chat, on WhatsApp or in Slack. It answers in the same thread and does the job in the background, and it reads and sends mail on your connected Gmail or Microsoft 365 mailbox.
No glue to maintain. Everything below your agent is part of GATE.
You name it, like Molly or Flippa. Most companies run on one or two.
How many agents you needShared by your agents, so what one learns, the other knows.
Bookkeeping, contracts and signing, social posts, support, your website and its analytics.
Every solutionGATE is not tied to one AI. It uses several and picks the best one for each job, and adds a better one when it comes out.
Germany and Finland, with encrypted backups and delete protection. Model calls run in the US under the EU's Standard Contractual Clauses by default, and GATE does not use your content to train models.
Trust CenterThe controls GATE runs today, in the words of our Trust Center.
Agent actions, tool calls and administrative events are logged, and each step your agent takes shows in its chat.
A human stays in the loop where judgement matters, and high-impact actions can require your explicit approval.
Your mail, calendar and files are read for the task at hand. GATE does not copy whole mailboxes, calendars or drives.
GATE does not use your content to train models, and providers GATE classifies as training stay off until your organization's owner allows them.
Each organization's data and agents are isolated from every other organization.
Controls designed to align with GDPR, ISO/IEC 42001 and the AICPA SOC 2 criteria. A data processing agreement is published.
The GATE platform is one place where a company's own named AI agent remembers the business, works in the company's own tools and does the boring half of running it: the books, contracts, social posts, support mail and the website. Most companies run one or two agents on GATE, briefed in plain language in the GATE chat, on WhatsApp or in Slack. GATE's servers are in Germany and Finland.
GATE saves briefs, corrections and decisions to a company memory that every agent in the organization can search, so a business teaches GATE once. A second agent starts from what the first already knows, and the embeddings behind memory search are computed on GATE's own server. The memory belongs to one organization: each organization's data and bots are isolated from every other organization.
No. GATE uses several AI models and picks the best one for each job, and when a better model comes out, GATE adds it without the customer changing anything. Many of GATE's tools, such as the bookkeeping and the signing flow, are plain software with no AI inside, so the agent follows fixed rules where a job has them.
No. GATE does not use your content to train models, and providers GATE classifies as training on what they receive stay off until your organization's owner allows them. Your mail, calendar and files are read for the task at hand, and GATE does not copy whole mailboxes, calendars or drives.
Yes. GATE logs agent actions, tool calls and administrative events, and each step the agent takes shows in its chat, tool by tool. A code session keeps a full transcript you can open, and high-impact actions can require your explicit approval first: by default, sales emails wait for a person's yes and new ads are created paused.
GATE's production servers are in Nuremberg, Germany, with encrypted backups in Falkenstein, Germany, and support servers in Helsinki, Finland. Model calls and a few services around them run in the United States under the EU's Standard Contractual Clauses by default. For all processing inside the EU/EEA, GATE Intelligence scopes a local EU package with the customer; until it is agreed and set up, the default setup applies.
GATE's controls are designed to align with GDPR, ISO/IEC 42001 and the AICPA SOC 2 trust services criteria, and GATE holds no certification against them today. GATE's Data Processing Agreement under GDPR Article 28 is published, and the full control list, from access control to incident response, is in the Trust Center.
GATE is invite only while GATE Intelligence onboards a small number of businesses at a time. Request an invite with your work email; then you name your agent, connect the tools you already use, such as Gmail, Microsoft 365, WhatsApp or Slack, and hand your agent the first job in plain language.
Invite only while we onboard a small number of businesses.