1xQ+ Platform · In development

Digital Labor that can operate beyond your laptop.

Configured Digital Labor can continue executing eligible workflows through supported cloud or server infrastructure—even when a user’s laptop or office computer is switched off. This requires an online, authorised, properly configured, and monitored operating environment.

Status overview

What exists today, and what is coming.

Only items implemented and verified on this website are marked Available.

Available

Available today

  • Business website
  • ROI calculator
  • Affiliate partner application
In development

In development

  • Digital experience and information system
  • Partner program operations
Planned

Planned

  • Application and data integration
  • Scalable operating environments
  • Partner referral tracking
Concept

Long-term concept

  • AI-assisted workflows
  • Digital Labor orchestration
  • Governed approvals at scale

How it fits together

Workflows, AI, data, integrations, permissions, approvals, execution.

01 · TriggerBusiness workflow

A request, schedule, or event starts the work.

02 · UnderstandAI capabilities

Read, classify, summarise, and suggest next steps.

03 · ExecuteDigital workers

Carry out eligible, repeatable tasks within set permissions.

04 · ConnectIntegrations

Read from and update approved business systems.

05 · DecideHuman approval

People review consequential actions before they happen.

Across every stepPermissions · Audit trail · Exception handling · Your data stays governed
Proposed architecture — an illustration of the intended operating model, not a deployed production system.

Business functions

Where Digital Labor could help.

Potential areas of work. Every function is a concept until it is built, tested, and released.

Concept

Sales

Lead qualification support, follow-up preparation, and pipeline updates.

Concept

Marketing

Content preparation, campaign reporting, and audience research support.

Concept

Customer Service

Request triage, suggested replies, and routing to the right person.

Concept

Finance

Invoice data capture, reconciliation preparation, and report drafting.

Concept

HR

Onboarding checklists, policy questions, and document preparation.

Concept

Operations

Status tracking, scheduling support, and exception alerts.

Concept

Analytics

Recurring report preparation and plain-language summaries.

Concept

Procurement

Quote comparison, supplier document checks, and request tracking.

Continuous operation

The workflow runs where the service is deployed.

Continuous execution is configuration-dependent. It is not an uptime guarantee or a claim that every workflow can operate without human involvement.

  • The underlying runtime or service must remain deployed and online.
  • Required credentials, permissions, and connected services must remain valid.
  • Scheduled or event-triggered processing depends on actual implementation support.
  • Monitoring and exception handling must be configured where required.
  • Sensitive or consequential actions should retain human approval.
  • A workflow pauses or fails when its service, integration, approval, or required input is unavailable.

Intended capabilities

A controlled system for eligible digital work.

Every area below is labelled by current status. None is presented as a generally available production service.

01Concept

AI-assisted workflows

Human-directed intelligence intended to support eligible tasks with defined operating rules, permissions, and review points.

02Concept

Digital Labor orchestration

Configured workflows intended to coordinate eligible digital tasks while retaining accountable human oversight.

03Planned

Application and data integration

Interoperable service patterns for connecting approved applications, data sources, and existing environments where technically available.

04Planned

Scalable operating environments

Cloud or server foundations designed for controlled access, monitoring, exception handling, and measured evolution.

05Concept

Permissions and approvals

Governed execution concepts that preserve least-privilege access and human approval for sensitive actions.

06In development

High-clarity digital experience

Accessible interfaces and information systems that help people understand assumptions, status, and next actions.

Reference architecture

Layers with explicit responsibilities.

Experience layerApplications · Interfaces · Workflows
Intelligence layerAI capabilities · Visual intelligence · Orchestration
Service layerServices · Data · Integrations
Trust boundaryIdentity · Access · Privacy · Governance · Observability

Proposed architecture — not a representation of a currently deployed production platform.

Trust boundaries

Governance is part of the architecture, not a badge.

No certification or compliance status is claimed. The principles define the standard future implementations should be assessed against.

  • Identity and access decisions enforced at trusted boundaries.
  • Sensitive operations validated and authorised server-side.
  • Only necessary data collected, with defined retention and handling.
  • Security-relevant events recorded without unnecessary sensitive detail.
  • External dependencies assessed for cost, access, failure, and recovery.

Our Path to the Future

Scale after evidence, not before it.

Now

Foundation

Brand, information architecture, design system, accessibility, and a maintainable digital core.

In development
Next

Validated capabilities

Prioritise real use cases, prototype responsibly, and validate value before connecting production services.

Planned
Long term

Connected platform

One stage in a longer journey: evolve toward interoperable applications, governed intelligence, and scalable infrastructure as needs are proven.

Concept