Workflows, rules, and roles
The platform is configured to the approved plan, with each change tied to the task and requirement it implements.
Lab0's Configuration Agent builds workflows, rules, roles, field mappings, and integrations from the approved plan, directly against the client's own instance. Its work stays staged for consultant review, with a dry-run preview before anything is promoted.
The platform is configured to the approved plan, with each change tied to the task and requirement it implements.
Fields are mapped between systems, including renamed fields and values that need conditional translation, then wired into two-way integrations.
Changes are prepared as a dry run for review. Promotion into a client environment stays a consultant decision.
The agent reads the real instance before it changes anything, so the build reflects the system the client actually runs.
The agent reads the client's instance to find the fields, tables, and rules that matter for the task.
Configuration and mappings are generated against those fields, including conditional translation rules.
The change is staged with a dry-run preview. A consultant approves promotion or sends it back.
The agent works within one platform when the job requires depth, and across vendor boundaries when the process does: ServiceNow, SAP and S/4HANA, Oracle, Salesforce, Workday, Microsoft Dynamics, Business Central, Jira, Adobe Experience Manager, and custom APIs.
See connectorsConfiguration touches live client systems, so every change waits for a person.
Every change can be previewed before it touches a client environment.
Moving work into a client environment is a consultant decision, not an agent action.
Each change points to the task, requirement, and acceptance criteria it implements.
Each agent picks up the requirements, decisions, and evidence the previous one left, so nothing is rebuilt between phases.
We will look at the platform and the pattern, and tell you quickly whether the agent can take that work.