Enterprise
Every team delegates. IT stays in control.
Anyone in your company can describe a task in plain English and hand it to an agent. Your administrators decide who signs in, what each agent can reach, and what the whole thing is allowed to spend.
For teams
Hand off the work that repeats
Describe the task the way you would explain it to a new hire. The agent gets a cloud computer, the full APIs of the tools your team already uses, and memory of every run before this one.
Every Monday morning, pull last week's closed-won deals from Attio, match them against Stripe invoices, and post a revenue recap in #sales with anything that looks unbilled.
- attio·list closed-won deals
- stripe·match invoices by company
- code·reconcile and format recap
- slack·post to #sales
Weekly revenue recap posted
- 14 deals closed · $86,400 booked
- 2 deals closed-won with no invoice — flagged
The people closest to the work know it best. On Helios they write the task down once, choose when it should run, and get their week back. No engineer has to translate it into anything.
Tasks by team
For IT
Set it up once, from your own admin settings
Identity, roles, and reach are configured where you would expect them. Nobody has to file a ticket with us to get single sign-on turned on.
Single sign-on
Connect your identity provider over SAML 2.0 or OIDC, and set it up yourself from your own admin settings. People sign in with the credentials they already have.
Just-in-time provisioning
The first time somebody signs in through your provider, their Helios account is created for them, in the right organization, with the role you chose.
SCIM provisioning
Keep Helios in step with your directory. Users are created, updated, and deactivated from the same place you already manage everyone else.
Organization roles
Admins run the organization. Members build and run agents. Viewers can look without touching. The role someone holds is the role they hold everywhere.
Resource-level access
Every agent, project, and integration carries its own roles — admin, editor, and user — so the person who owns a task decides who else can edit it and who can only run it.
Visibility you choose
Keep a resource restricted to the people it was shared with, or open it to the whole organization. The default is the safer one.
Scoped credentials
Integration credentials are held server-side. Agents call the APIs through Helios, so the tokens for your Slack workspace and your production database never end up in a prompt.
API keys
Drive Helios from your own systems with scoped API keys, and revoke one the moment it should stop working.
Governance
Spend you can predict
Agents that run around the clock need a budget with edges. Helios gives your administrators the controls before the invoice does.
Usage-based credits
Agents draw credits as they work — model tokens, tool calls, sandbox time. Spend tracks the work that got done, so a team that runs one task a week pays for one task a week. There are no seats to count.
Spending limits
Set the ceiling your organization can spend in a period. Finance gets a number they chose rather than a number they discovered.
Auto-refill, with a brake
Balances top themselves back up so long-running tasks keep going. After three failed refills, Helios stops trying and tells you — a card problem stays a card problem instead of becoming a runaway bill.
Run history
Every run keeps its trigger, its steps, its outputs, and what it cost. When someone asks what an agent did last Tuesday, the answer is a link.
Deployment & scale
Infrastructure that stays out of your way
Runs in the Helios cloud
There is nothing to install and nothing to keep patched. Agents spin up when a trigger fires and shut down when the task is finished.
One sandbox per run
Each run gets its own cloud computer, with its own filesystem and its own network egress. Work from one run never sits in the machine another run inherits.
A frontier model, tuned
Agents run on Claude Sonnet, tuned for long-running tool use. Every team gets the same judgment on every task, from the one-off question to the workflow that runs a thousand times a day.
Scale is a scheduling problem
Add agents and triggers as fast as your teams find work to hand off. Credits meter what runs, so growth shows up as usage on the plan you already have.
Security
Your security team gets the whole picture
How agents are isolated, where credentials live, how secrets are encrypted, and what an agent is allowed to reach — written down in detail, so a review can start before a call does.
Read the security overview- SOC 2 Type II
- Isolated sandbox per run
- Envelope-encrypted secrets
- Server-side credentials
- Signed webhooks
- GDPR
Questions your team will ask
Bring us the task nobody wants
Walk us through the work your team keeps redoing. We will put an agent on it with you and show you the controls on the way.