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A dark operations floor seen from above as a field of small lights, with dawn breaking on the horizon.

Solstice by Summerland

The impossible,by lunchtime.

Solstice puts a coordinated AI agent workforce across every function. Your executives decide. Agents do the rest.

Watch a missionStart a pilot

An operations floor from before dawn to noon. Rendered live in your browser.

Position

Fewer people. More possible.

Enterprises run AI in silos: a copilot in Sales, a chatbot in HR, a pilot in Finance. Each one saves minutes. None of them changes the cost base. Solstice is one coordinated agent workforce across every function, hosted and governed by Summerland.

  1. a

    Your best people stay.

    The people who know the business keep the judgment calls, the relationships and the final word.

  2. b

    Agents take the volume.

    Reading, reconciling, drafting, checking and building happen in parallel, at a scale no team can staff.

  3. c

    Humans approve every decision.

    Every output is routed to a named approver with its sources and its flagged claims attached.

Two results

A lower cost base

Work that took 40 people and 6 weeks takes 4 people and one morning.

The impossible

Work nobody attempted, because it needed 200 specialists for 3 weeks, finishes before lunch.

The problem

Eight assistants. Eight silos. No change in the cost base.

Two diagrams. On the left, eight separate AI tools, each in its own box with no connections. On the right, seven functions arranged around Sol, the orchestrator, with work passing between them and out to a named human approver.

Today

Eight tools, bought one function at a time

  • Sales copilotOwn vendorOwn loginOwn copy of the data
  • HR chatbotOwn vendorOwn loginOwn copy of the data
  • Finance close pilotOwn vendorOwn loginOwn copy of the data
  • Legal contract reviewerOwn vendorOwn loginOwn copy of the data
  • IT service desk botOwn vendorOwn loginOwn copy of the data
  • Procurement intake botOwn vendorOwn loginOwn copy of the data
  • Operations scheduling pilotOwn vendorOwn loginOwn copy of the data
  • Support answer botOwn vendorOwn loginOwn copy of the data

8 vendors. 8 logins. 8 copies of your data.

Work stops at the edge of each function.

With Solstice

One fleet, passing work across functions

Sol
  • Finance
  • Legal
  • HR
  • IT
  • Procurement
  • Sales
  • Operations
Named approver

1 workforce. 1 audit trail. Your data stays in your cloud.

Work is handed from function to function until it is done.

Exhibit 1. Siloed AI saves minutes. A coordinated workforce changes the cost base.Handoff between functionsNamed human approver

The path

Start with one agent. Grow to a workforce.

Every engagement begins with a single agent on a single mission. Each stage is earned by the one before it.

  1. 1 missionIllustrative

    Agent One

    1agent

    Prove one mission inside one business unit.

  2. 1 functionIllustrative

    Team

    12agents

    One function runs its repeatable work on agents.

  3. 5 functionsIllustrative

    Fleet

    240agents

    Work crosses functions. Handoffs replace meetings.

  4. Every functionIllustrative

    Enterprise

    1,200+agents

    The fleet takes on missions nobody attempted before.

Exhibit 2. The growth path. Fleet sizes are illustrative.Illustrative

Missions

Illustrative

Twelve missions. Each one done before lunch.

Each mission below is work a large company already knows, and already dreads. The clock time is the morning it finishes, on the default fleet. Every scenario is illustrative.

Mission Zero

ImpossibleIllustrative

The impossible morning

A tariff lands at midnight. By lunchtime the company has been rebuilt around it: supply, pricing, customers and guidance.

Halvorsen Industrial (fictional company) is a $14B US manufacturer with 31,000 employees, 18,000 SKUs, 4,200 suppliers and customers in 42 countries. At 11:58 PM a 60% tariff on its largest supplier country takes effect without warning. The stock opens at 9:30 AM. The board meets at 1:00 PM.

Sol, I need the whole company rebuilt around this tariff before the board meets. Supply, pricing, customers, guidance. Everything.

Chief Executive Officer, illustrative · Voice note, transcribed
Watch this missionRead the mission
Done by
11:52 AM
Starts
6:02 AM
Elapsed
5 h 50 min
Agents
2,400

10 functions

  • Trade
  • Supply chain
  • Sourcing
  • Finance
  • Legal
  • Commercial
  • Comms
  • Investor relations
  • Build
  • Review
Before
No company today would attempt it. The work needs 260 people and 11 weeks, and the board meets in 13 hours.
With Solstice
Every exposed SKU, a qualified alternative supplier for each, a repricing plan for every contract, notices for every customer, revised guidance and the board pack, before lunch.

See all thirteen missionsIllustrative

How it works

A mission, start to finish.

  1. Ask in plain English.

    Send Sol the mission the way you would brief a chief of staff: in Slack, Teams or email. No forms, no prompts to engineer.

  2. Sol assembles the team.

    Sol restates the mission as numbered deliverables, splits it into workstreams and assigns specialist agents from every function it touches.

  3. Agents research, build and check each other.

    Agents read the sources, draft the work and hand it across functions. Review agents challenge every claim before a human sees it.

  4. Your approvers decide.

    Each deliverable goes to a named executive with its sources and flagged claims. Nothing is sent, filed or changed until they approve.

Exhibit 3. One mission, four steps.

Economics

Illustrative

The cost base moves when the work moves.

One mission, two ways of doing it. The flagship mission, Acquire and integrate, as a traditional program and as a Solstice morning.

From request to approved planIllustrative
3h47min
Traditional estimate: 6 weeks
Executives who approve the workIllustrative
4
Traditional estimate: 34 people on the program
Traditional cost of this one planIllustrative
$2.1M
Traditional estimate: 34 people for 6 weeks

Figures are illustrative. Solstice has no published client results.

Model your savings

Trust

Your cloud. Your keys. Your audit trail.

Solstice is set up as an enterprise system from the first agent. These are the commitments each engagement is designed around.

Read how trust is built in

  • Your cloud

    The fleet is deployed inside your cloud account. Your data does not leave your boundary to do the work.

  • Your keys

    You hold the encryption keys and the credentials. Revoke them and the fleet stops.

  • Your audit trail

    Every action is logged with the agent, the time, the source and the approver, in a log you own.

  • Named human approvers

    Every deliverable is routed to a person with the authority to decide. Agents never approve their own work.

  • Least-privilege agents

    Each agent gets only the access its task requires, for as long as the task runs.

  • Managed and monitored by Summerland

    Summerland designs, deploys, hosts, monitors and governs the fleet, so you do not staff a new platform team.

Pilot

Start with one agent. Prove it by lunchtime.

A paid pilot puts one agent on one mission inside one business unit. You choose the mission. Your approvers judge the result against the work as it is done today.

  • One agent
  • One mission
  • One business unit
Start a pilotHow a pilot runs

Pick the mission you never attempted.

The one that needed two hundred specialists and three weeks. Watch it finish before noon.

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12:00 PM · Lunchtime