MOTA
AI agents that follow your rules, not their imagination.
What it does
MOTA is a governed execution runtime for high-consequence workflows. Instead of letting LLMs improvise, MOTA separates AI planning from deterministic execution. It translates user intent into a strict execution graph to enforce business policies, retrieve live data, and route tasks conditionally. With human-in-the-loop approval gates, durable execution states, and transparent audit records, MOTA guarantees that sensitive customer support actions are safe, predictable, and fully verifiable.
Finish what AI starts. MOTA is the governed runtime for consequential enterprise AI workflows, starting with Salesforce Agentforce: done right, every time, with proof.
AI agents answer questions. MOTA completes workflows: planned, verified, and audited. Starting with Salesforce Agentforce. Works with the Agentforce licence you already hold. Deploys on your infrastructure. Our standard walkthrough uses live Salesforce data. Simple queries work everywhere. Then we ask this one: The query is understood. The workflow is not completed. Someone on your team finishes it. MOTA maps every task before anything runs, then completes them in order. The log shows each one. The same demo runs four ways. MOTA checks every request against refund policy and live Salesforce data before anything fires. Sometimes the right answer is no, and it says so. Ask for the 15-minute…from motaai.dev
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