Eraivo is for teams that need software to move value while a named operator keeps authority, exceptions, and evidence under control.
Profile 01
Your agent is ready to take action, but giving it an unrestricted wallet is not acceptable.
Entry point
One governed purchase flow through MCP, with a budget, vendor scope, and approval threshold.
Required proof
The agent completes allowed work, pauses correctly, explains rejections, and leaves a usable audit record.
Profile 02
Multiple agents need financial authority across departments without weakening finance controls.
Entry point
One procurement, compute, data, or accounts-payable agent with a named operator and bounded mandate.
Required proof
Finance can trace authority, approval, payment, exception, and account history without reconstructing logs by hand.
Profile 03
Your product needs funds to follow delivery, milestones, evidence, or dispute decisions.
Entry point
One escrow template embedded in an existing agreement or transaction workflow.
Required proof
Parties can see what is funded, what evidence is required, who decided, and how the outcome was recorded.
Profile 04
Wallet roles, approval paths, and transaction records have grown into disconnected operational processes.
Entry point
A bounded wallet fleet for one treasury, strategy, reserve, or settlement job.
Required proof
Transfers follow role-specific policy and the operator can reconcile intent, approval, dispatch, and finality.
Profile 05
Matched obligations, checks, failed trades, and reporting need one deterministic lifecycle.
Entry point
One settlement workflow with explicit parties, assets, checks, and failure states.
Required proof
The team can follow an obligation from instruction to finality or controlled exception handling.
The first conversation covers actors, authority, assets, approvals, evidence, execution rails, and what must happen when a dependency fails.