Teambridge architecture
The system behind Teambridge agents.
Teambridge-free is the demo surface for agent workflows. This landing page explains the production architecture underneath: one workforce data platform, operating rules, workflow primitives, and AI agents that complete repeatable frontline work.
Agents sit on top of Teambridge records, permissions, automations, and communication tools.
Architecture
Four layers, one operating system.
Teambridge agents are not chatbots floating beside the product. They are workers inside the platform, constrained by the same records, permissions, policies, and workflows your team uses every day.
Workforce data model
Workers, clients, jobs, facilities, credentials, shifts, timesheets, availability, pay rules, documents, and messages live in one operational graph.
Policy and permissions
Access groups, eligibility rules, overtime limits, credentials, client restrictions, and approval paths define what can happen before an agent acts.
Workflow engine
Triggers, automations, tasks, reminders, forms, status changes, notifications, and approvals move work across teams without a spreadsheet handoff.
Agent execution
Agents read the situation, choose the next valid step, take action through Teambridge tools, and leave an auditable result for the team.
Agent loop
From event to outcome.
Each agent follows a simple production loop. It observes operational change, reasons against company context, takes the next allowed action, and records the outcome back into Teambridge.
Why this matters
The demo can show the experience quickly, but the production value comes from the architecture: agents have the same operating context as your schedulers, recruiters, payroll team, and managers.
A real event enters the system
An ID is uploaded, a shift opens, a worker replies, a timesheet lands, or a credential changes.
The agent checks context and rules
It reads the relevant records, worker pool, files, policies, eligibility, and prior activity before choosing a path.
The platform completes the next step
It sends outreach, validates a document, updates a record, flags a discrepancy, or routes an exception for approval.
The outcome becomes system memory
Every action writes back to Teambridge so dashboards, histories, compliance views, and future agents stay current.
Teambridge-free
A demo of the agent experience.
The free demo is a guided way to feel how agents handle frontline operations. The landing page gives the architectural story that explains why those same patterns can work in a live workforce system.
What the demo should prove
- Watch agents respond to realistic frontline events.
- See how worker data, policy, messages, and tasks come together.
- Use the demo as a product conversation, then map it to your own rules.
What production Teambridge adds
- Rules decide eligibility before outreach.
- Humans stay in the loop for exceptions and approvals.
- Each action is tied to a worker, shift, document, or timesheet record.
- The same architecture supports standard agents and custom agents.
Agent catalog
Specialists built on the same architecture.
Standard agents cover the repeatable workflows most frontline teams already chase manually. Custom agents can follow the same pattern for company-specific workflows.
ScoutID Parser: Expiry, authority & name · accept or reject
SiftRésumé Parser: Experience + skills, with profile tags
RelayShift Filling: Outreach sent, shift claimedClutchLast-Minute Fill: Bonus offer sent, shift filledPulseOn My Way: Shift flagged high-risk or safeTallyTimesheet Parser: Validated hours, or a flagged discrepancyNext step