Your AI agent and the AI plan you already use
Your existing AI plan may support connected apps, agents, and scheduled work. Compare who configures your task, checks its results, and maintains it over time.
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Your team chooses and configures the workflow.
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Capabilities depend on the product, plan, and connections.
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Your team owns testing and ongoing operation.
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One internal job is scoped with your team.
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Puestario installs and tests that agreed job.
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Puestario maintains it under the service scope.
Enterprise AI plans can include agents, connectors, and scheduled work, and features vary by vendor and plan. This comparison is about who configures, tests, and maintains the workflow.
| Question | An enterprise AI plan | Your AI agent |
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| Who does the work | Business AI plans can include agents and scheduled workflows. Your team or an implementation partner configures the task, permissions, and ongoing review. | The agent can run the agreed task on a schedule. We maintain that setup; your people review the result. |
| Where it runs | In the provider’s cloud and connected tools, under the controls available in your plan. Some workflows can run on a schedule without an open chat session. | On a dedicated machine in your Doral or Miami office, unattended, on a schedule. It sits outside your single sign on, which is a trade off we write down rather than hide. |
| Connects to your systems | Connected apps and agent tools can reach supported systems. Check the exact plan, permissions, data handling, and who maintains your recurring task. | Through named service accounts to the exact systems on the Job Card, read only wherever the job allows. The sources for the job are written down once and maintained by us. |
| Time to live | You can start using available features immediately. A dependable recurring job still needs configuration, source checks, and testing. | Before setup: a call, a review of your task, and a signed plan (Job Card). After installation, we check the written test with your team. |
| What happens when it fails | Vendor support covers the product under its terms. Your team or implementation partner owns the workflow response unless a support agreement says otherwise. | If the agent misses the written test or a connection breaks, we review the results with your team, document the gap, and plan the correction within the signed scope. Covered setup faults are handled through the included support. |
Capabilities of enterprise AI plans and their native connectors differ by vendor and by plan, and they change often. Verify against your own contract rather than against this page. The comparison concerns the operating model, not whether those products are capable.
The case for an enterprise AI plan
- You have someone internal who owns AI, has time, and will keep a recurring job working month after month. If that is true, use what you already pay for. We will tell you so.
- Your existing plan supports the task, including any schedule and connections you need, and someone can own its operation.
- Your team can define trusted sources, test outputs, and handle exceptions with the tools already available.
When a managed agent fits
- You want a local service provider to set up and maintain one agreed internal task alongside your team.
- You want one written job, one written test, and one company answerable for it, instead of a capability your team is expected to find time for.
- You want the task, review responsibilities, support boundaries, and acceptance test written down before installation.
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