What ARVEMO is
ARVEMO is a shared workspace in which an advisor, their client and a team of AI agents work on one engagement – the agents prepare, people decide.
An advisory engagement produces a lot of material: goals, decisions, risks, meeting notes, documents, briefings. ARVEMO keeps all of it in one workspace that the advisor and the client both use, and puts a team of AI agents to work on it – researching, summarising, drafting, following up. What an agent creates or changes in the workspace is, as a rule, a proposal. A person looks at it and decides.
Who it is for#
- Advisors and consulting teams. Each client engagement is a workspace. Your organisation holds the workspaces, the colleagues and your settings.
- Their clients. A client gets her own view of the same workspace: what the advisor has released, what was decided, and a chat with Arvemo for questions. She sees what her role allows – internal material stays internal.
- ARVEMO is in beta: access is by invitation, for companies and the self-employed.
What is in a workspace#
- Steering: goals, initiatives, risks, use cases and maturity models.
- Results: decisions, insights, impact and deliverables such as memos and briefings.
- Knowledge: uploaded documents, research by the agents, and the people involved.
- Work: sessions with their protocols, the agents' tasks and a journal. Your todos sit in Todos across all workspaces.
- Chat with Arvemo on almost every page, and a team of agents behind him: Researcher, Analyst, Curator, PMO, Editor and Sparring. See Arvemo and the agents.
A typical day#
- The advisor opens Cockpit and sees what waits for a decision.
- In Approvals they read what the agents prepared – a new risk, a summary of an uploaded document, a draft memo – and approve it, change it or discard it. See Approvals.
- They ask Arvemo a question in the chat, or upload the notes of a client meeting. The Curator turns them into a protocol with decisions and tasks, which arrives as one approval.
- What the advisor approves becomes part of the workspace. The client sees it when she opens her workspace.
Where to go next#
- New here? Read First steps and The ideas behind ARVEMO.
- Looking for a button? See Finding your way around.
- Worried about control and data? See What agents may and may not do.
Common questions#
Is ARVEMO a chatbot?
No. The chat is one part of it. The agents also work in the background, prepare proposals and write drafts – and everything they prepare goes through an approval first.
Can the agents act on their own?
They prepare; they do not decide. What an agent creates or changes in the workspace is a proposal that takes effect only when a person approves it. The few things agents do directly are listed in What agents may and may not do.
Do I have to install something?
No. ARVEMO runs in the browser. There are also apps for the Mac and the iPhone and iPad – see The apps.
What does it cost?
The beta is free of charge. Your organisation gets a test credit for the agents' work; see Plans and credit.