Many companies already have useful scripts, integrations, or bots, but they are scattered. The problem appears when no one can clearly answer which automation is running, with what data, who authorized it, what evidence it left, and how its impact is measured.
LIVE: How to scale and operate Automations and AI Agents in production.
A session on how to govern and scale processes with an Automation Center, connecting automations, AI agents, and business operations.

About this webinar
In this webinar, Andres Felipe Echavarria showed how an Automation Center works in practice, where AI agents and production automations coexist, and how this model helps operate, govern, and scale in an orderly way, avoiding the chaos of isolated initiatives and bringing automation into business operations.
What we will cover
- Context: why isolated automations do not scale.
- What it means to operate automations and agents from a governed center.
- How traceability, business objects, metrics, and human intervention connect.
- Best practices to move from pilots to production.
What you will learn
- An automation center shows what runs, why it runs, and what impact it creates.
- AI agents need permissions, traceability, and clear rules to operate in the business.
- Scaling automation requires operating governance, not just more bots.

Presented by
Andres Felipe Echavarria
CEO of Quantum Developers
Recording
The recording will be available soon.
Detailed transcript
The center is presented as an operating layer to organize automations and agents. It brings together catalog, executions, status, owners, credentials, traceability, and results so the business can manage automation as a continuous operation.
AI agents are useful when they can interpret context, consult tools, and execute defined steps. The session emphasizes that they need limits, permissions, controlled memory, evidence of their decisions, and human escalation mechanisms.
Every execution should leave operating records: inputs, decisions, tools called, affected business objects, times, errors, and results. This information makes it possible to audit, improve, and prove real impact.
To scale, prioritize processes with clear impact, define exception rules, centralize credentials, document owners, and monitor results. The goal is to move from people-dependent automations to a governed system.
The session closes with recommendations to identify the first use case, prepare minimum data and rules, and connect the process to an operating model where humans, automations, and agents collaborate with traceability.
Detailed summary: the session introduced the move from point automations to an operating model managed through an Automation Center. It explained how to integrate AI agents, automated workflows, traceability, business objects, and metrics so companies can scale without losing control.