Basliant follows your AI agent around to make sure it actually does what you asked it to do.
If your AI says the appointment was booked, the refund was issued, the account was updated, or the technician was assigned, Basliant checks that it really happened — and steps in when it didn’t.
Basliant provides the infrastructure that makes consequential AI actions trustworthy enough to use at scale.
Basliant checked the booking across CRM, Calendar, and Dispatch. The outcome matches what the AI told the customer.
See where your AI says “done” before the work is actually done.
Start with one AI workflow. Basliant checks the business outcome after the agent acts, shows where the result diverged, and quantifies what those failures are costing or putting at risk.
Choose one consequential workflow
Booking, refund, cancellation, dispatch, order fulfillment, account changes, or another AI-driven action where false completion matters.
Select where the result should appear
Choose the CRM, payment platform, calendar, dispatch system, ERP, support platform, or internal service that proves the work actually happened.
Measure the gap
Basliant identifies inconsistent outcomes, estimates exposure, and shows which failures can later be safely recovered automatically.
Audit one AI workflow
Tell us what the agent does and where the finished work should show up. We use this to scope the audit—not to connect to your systems from this page.
1 · What does your AI do?
2 · Where should the finished work show up?
3 · What is the workflow worth?
4 · Request the audit
Basliant does not need the keys to everything.
The first engagement is designed to prove value with the least access possible. Recovery permissions are a separate decision.
Start by checking outcomes without changing business data.
Scope access to the specific objects, records, endpoints, and workflow being audited.
Use OAuth, service identities, or customer-hosted access patterns rather than broad shared administrator credentials.
Basliant only writes or repairs transactions after the customer explicitly enables the relevant recovery policy.
Follow the outcome wherever the agent sends work.
Basliant is built around an extensible connector layer. Native connectors are hardened individually; secure APIs and customer-hosted connectors cover internal and specialized systems.
Salesforce, HubSpot, Dynamics 365 and other customer systems.
Records · cases · opportunities · accountsStripe, Adyen, PayPal, Square and subscription billing platforms.
Payments · refunds · authorizations · subscriptionsGoogle Calendar, Microsoft 365, ServiceTitan, Jobber and field-service systems.
Bookings · assignments · fulfillmentZendesk, ServiceNow, Intercom, ERP platforms and internal APIs.
Tickets · orders · finance state · custom workflowsFor the people responsible when an AI action goes wrong.
Increase the amount of work agents can safely complete.
Catch customer-impacting failures before they become manual cleanup.
Replace one-off reconciliation scripts and repair logic with a reusable layer.
Keep access scoped, recovery controlled, and outcomes auditable.
Build your own recurring outcome-assurance business on Basliant.
Your brand. Your customers. Your pricing. Basliant underneath. Sell ongoing AI outcome assurance without building the verification, recovery, metering, and evidence infrastructure yourself.
Bring your customers
Create downstream customer accounts, invite them through a co-branded onboarding flow, and keep each customer isolated.
Set your retail pricing
Basliant meters your wholesale usage. You decide what your customers pay and keep the spread.
Own the relationship
Operate the customer portfolio under your brand while Basliant provides the underlying outcome-integrity infrastructure.
Pick one workflow. See what your AI is really finishing.
Start read-only. Measure actual divergence. Decide what, if anything, Basliant should be allowed to recover automatically.