You describe the process. An agent builds it, runs it on your infrastructure, and logs every action. The things IT would ask for are already in place.
No spec document. No backlog ticket. No six-month IT project. Describe a business process in plain language and an AI agent builds the custom application that runs it. Correct it while you watch, so what ships is what you meant.
In your own words, the way you’d explain it to someone new. What starts it, which systems it touches, what the rules are. That sentence is the spec.
A coding agent writes the actual software. Database, logic, screens, usually within hours. You watch it take shape and correct it in plain language. Real code, built to production standards, not a prototype’s.
It deploys to your servers through a controlled process that keeps IT in the loop. They can audit the code before it goes live, see what it connects to and what data moves through it.
These are the automations running today: invoice payments, payroll runs, bank statement reconciliation, fund valuations and insolvency monitoring. They sit in finance, controlling, payroll, risk and operations, where somebody always checks the work afterwards.
Shadow AI is the new Shadow IT. Your people are already building with AI. Then the work dies at the IT border. Nobody can say who had access, what ran, or where the data went. Ours doesn’t die there. Everything BitSwan builds runs inside Bailey, on your machines. IT can audit the code before it reaches production, and see exactly what it connects to and what data moves through it.
Not ours. Not a shared cloud you rent. The model can sit inside your building too, so sensitive data never has to leave it. The one thing hosted AI builders can’t offer you.
Real code, in your hands, on your infrastructure. If we disappeared tomorrow your automations would keep running. Nothing here is a workflow trapped inside somebody else’s product.
Access per person and per automation, secrets sealed, every action written down, enforced by the runtime itself. You can’t add that to a prototype afterwards, which is why prototypes get blocked.
Choose the right tool for the job. Simple connections belong in Zapier. Core products belong in custom development. Administrative business workflows belong in BitSwan.
| Feature | No-code (Make, Zapier) | Custom dev agency | BitSwan Workshop |
|---|---|---|---|
| Time to production | Days | 4–9 months | Days — first live in week one |
| Complexity limit | Low — hits a ceiling quickly | Unlimited | Unlimited — generates real code |
| Data residency | Vendor's public cloud | Your choice | Your servers / private cloud |
| IT & NIS2 compliance | Hard to audit / Shadow AI risk | Extra cost if specified | Built-in audit logs & access control |
| Maintenance | You fix broken zaps | High retainer fees | 24/7 maintenance included |
“We went from piecemeal scripts and manual copying to a cohesive, governed platform that handles our core telecom and financial workflows. BitSwan keeps us agile without compromising our security audits.”
The objections we hear most, answered plainly.
Thirty minutes. We show you Bailey, you tell us about your work, and we find out whether there is something here for you.
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