Function cockpit
Administration
Agents protect executive attention. Humans decide what deserves it.
Phase: Phase 3 — Functional orchestration
Run executive and workplace services as a coordinated attention system: scheduling, travel, expense evidence, records and facilities routing are agent work; executive prioritization, sensitive relationships and safety remain human.
Trust score
0
Touchless
0%
Human review
0%
Override rate
0%
Capacity released
30-50% administrative-capacity release, mostly through reduced coordination and rekeying
Accountable human
Chief Administrative Officer
CoS agent: Administration Chief of Staff
Strategy, policy, observe, workflow, and AI GBS side by side
Five layers
What Administration actually runs
A function is not one thing. It sets direction, writes the rules it is bound by, watches the world and itself, does the work on lines, and pushes repeatable transactions into a shared spine. Agents work in all five — not just the last two.
Strategy
19 agents
Agents that take positions, argue them, and get held to the outcome.
17 positions on the record
7 ratified, 4 in challenge
Policy
14 agents
The written rules every other agent is bound by, with version and owner.
31 binding rules
26 active, 5 superseded or retired
Observe
18 agents
Continuous sensing of the outside world and of the agents themselves.
18 watchers running
They watch the outside world and the agents themselves
Workflow
47 agents
Doing the work: lines, stations, and live units moving through them.
37 lines, 163 live units
14 held for a person right now
AI GBS
13 agents
Repeatable transaction processing run once for the whole enterprise.
2 shared towers
32 stations on this function run inside AI GBS
Strategy layer — positions on the record
Every position names its author, the agent paid to argue against it, and the conditions that would break it.
Workplace Model Position
SupersededHold the ceiling at A4 for facilities & workplace. Work orders are deterministic and heavily instrumented. Anything touching life safety systems or structural work is held for a licensed human sign-off. Raise it only after two consecutive quarters where the override rate stays under five percent and every override has a written cause.
Facilities & Workplace Operating Position
In challengeKeep the repeatable work order volume in the spine and pull the exception tail back into the function. The spine is cheaper per unit; the tail is where the context that prevents rework actually sits.
Site Selection Position
SupersededHold the ceiling at A2 for real estate portfolio. Multi-year capital commitments. Agents can abstract every lease and model every option, but signing a fifteen-year obligation is not delegable to a model. Raise it only after two consecutive quarters where the override rate stays under five percent and every override has a written cause.
Real Estate Portfolio Operating Position
RatifiedKeep the repeatable lease event volume in the spine and pull the exception tail back into the function. The spine is cheaper per unit; the tail is where the context that prevents rework actually sits.
T&E Policy Refresh
RatifiedHold the ceiling at A4 for travel & expense. The single most automatable process in Administration. Receipts, policy rules and duplicate detection are fully machine-decidable; only genuine exceptions surface. Raise it only after two consecutive quarters where the override rate stays under five percent and every override has a written cause.
Executive Support Operating Position
RatifiedHold the ceiling at A3 for executive support. Scheduling and briefing prep are near-fully agentic. Judgment about who gets executive time is a relationship decision that stays human. Raise it only after two consecutive quarters where the override rate stays under five percent and every override has a written cause.
Policy layer — what binds the agents
Versioned rules with an owning agent, a human approver, and the agents they constrain.
Facilities & Workplace Decision Envelope
vv5.4Agents in this lane may act without a human when the work order sits inside the stated value, risk and confidence envelope. Outside it, the unit holds at a gate with a named approver and a running clock.
Facilities & Workplace Evidence Standard
vv5.0Every autonomous decision writes inputs, the rule version applied, the model and prompt version, the output and a reversal path. An action with no evidence record is treated as a control failure, not a fast decision.
Real Estate Portfolio Decision Envelope
vv4.4Agents in this lane may act without a human when the lease event sits inside the stated value, risk and confidence envelope. Outside it, the unit holds at a gate with a named approver and a running clock.
Real Estate Portfolio Evidence Standard
vv2.9Every autonomous decision writes inputs, the rule version applied, the model and prompt version, the output and a reversal path. An action with no evidence record is treated as a control failure, not a fast decision.
Travel & Expense Decision Envelope
vv1.3Agents in this lane may act without a human when the expense report sits inside the stated value, risk and confidence envelope. Outside it, the unit holds at a gate with a named approver and a running clock.
Travel & Expense Evidence Standard
vv3.3Every autonomous decision writes inputs, the rule version applied, the model and prompt version, the output and a reversal path. An action with no evidence record is treated as a control failure, not a fast decision.
Workflow layer — the lines doing the work
Each line is a workflow. Each station is a stage. Each unit is a live piece of work.
| Line | Sub-function | Kind | Units / wk | Touchless | Timetable | Actual | Stations |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| AD1A Work Order to Close | Facilities & Workplace | transactional | 6,703 | 80% | 25.4h | 19.5h | 7 |
| AD1B Preventive Maintenance Cycle | Facilities & Workplace | transactional | 3,426 | 79% | 9.8h | 7.3h | 5 |
| AD1C Space Reallocation | Facilities & Workplace | analytical | 43 | 61% | 86.6h | 69.3h | 6 |
| AD1D Workplace Model Position | Facilities & Workplace | judgment | 1 | 52% | 772.7h | 914.3h | 6 |
| AD2A Lease Event to Decision | Real Estate Portfolio | analytical | 63 | 44% | 111.1h | 134.5h | 8 |
| AD2B Portfolio Review | Real Estate Portfolio | analytical | 39 | 32% | 118.1h | 108.6h | 6 |
| AD2C Site Selection Position | Real Estate Portfolio | judgment | 3 | 24% | 694.9h | 544.6h | 7 |
| AD3A Trip Request to Booking | Travel & Expense | transactional | 2,540 | 87% | 0.6h | 0.7h | 6 |
| AD3B Expense to Reimbursement | Travel & Expense | transactional | 5,732 | 86% | 18.1h | 17.0h | 6 |
| AD3C Duty of Care Response | Travel & Expense | transactional | 2,839 | 87% | 7.8h | 9.8h | 5 |
| AD3D T&E Policy Refresh | Travel & Expense | judgment | 3 | 46% | 212.3h | 202.6h | 6 |
| AD4A Meeting to Outcome | Executive Support | transactional | 7,551 | 69% | 17.7h | 17.7h | 7 |
| AD4B Correspondence Triage | Executive Support | transactional | 4,287 | 75% | 17.8h | 19.1h | 6 |
| AD4C Executive Travel | Executive Support | transactional | 2,016 | 73% | 19.5h | 24.6h | 5 |
| AD5A Event Brief to Delivery | Meetings & Events | transactional | 3,605 | 77% | 18.6h | 15.0h | 8 |
| AD5B Internal Meeting Program | Meetings & Events | transactional | 6,268 | 75% | 1.2h | 1.3h | 5 |
| AD5C Event Portfolio Review | Meetings & Events | analytical | 78 | 68% | 86.6h | 79.6h | 4 |
| AD6A Classify to Dispose | Records & Information Management | transactional | 2,484 | 71% | 11.0h | 12.5h | 7 |
| AD6B Legal Hold Application | Records & Information Management | transactional | 2,514 | 69% | 6.9h | 6.2h | 5 |
| AD6C Subject Access Request | Records & Information Management | transactional | 6,847 | 62% | 9.6h | 8.9h | 5 |
| AD6D Governance Position | Records & Information Management | judgment | 2 | 30% | 512.0h | 514.6h | 6 |
| AD7A Asset Acquisition to Register | Fleet & Assets | transactional | 1,775 | 87% | 20.2h | 19.9h | 6 |
| AD7B Maintenance Cycle | Fleet & Assets | transactional | 2,909 | 84% | 10.4h | 9.6h | 5 |
| AD7C Disposal & Write-off | Fleet & Assets | transactional | 5,685 | 85% | 6.0h | 7.1h | 5 |
| AD8A Incident to Closure | Environment Health & Safety | transactional | 7,155 | 57% | 7.5h | 5.6h | 8 |
| AD8B Inspection Program | Environment Health & Safety | transactional | 1,326 | 58% | 19.2h | 15.3h | 5 |
| AD8C Safety Doctrine Review | Environment Health & Safety | judgment | 1 | 11% | 640.3h | 585.5h | 6 |
| AD9A Plan Refresh Cycle | Business Continuity | analytical | 34 | 47% | 127.7h | 111.8h | 5 |
| AD9B Exercise to Findings | Business Continuity | analytical | 54 | 42% | 71.0h | 83.8h | 5 |
| AD9C Live Disruption Response | Business Continuity | transactional | 6,013 | 59% | 10.8h | 8.5h | 6 |
| AD9D Resilience Position | Business Continuity | judgment | 5 | 12% | 740.6h | 563.3h | 6 |
| AD10A Service Request to Fulfillment | Corporate Services | transactional | 7,062 | 81% | 24.2h | 29.9h | 6 |
| AD10B Supplier Performance Review | Corporate Services | analytical | 74 | 66% | 140.5h | 119.8h | 5 |
| AD10C Corporate Services Model Position | Corporate Services | judgment | 1 | 49% | 763.1h | 803.1h | 6 |
| AD11A Visitor Arrival | Hospitality & Reception | transactional | 5,806 | 83% | 9.1h | 11.5h | 6 |
| AD11B Room & Catering Request | Hospitality & Reception | transactional | 1,539 | 85% | 4.5h | 4.8h | 6 |
| AD11C Front-of-House Coverage | Hospitality & Reception | transactional | 2,465 | 92% | 24.6h | 23.6h | 4 |
Observe layer — the watchers
Sensing agents and the agents that supervise other agents.
Workplace Operations Orchestrator
Owns the facilities & workplace lane end to end. Sequences the other agents, holds the timetable, and decides what surfaces to a human.
Occupancy Sensing Agent
Watches facilities & workplace continuously. Detects drift, quantifies it, and routes what matters without waiting for a reporting cycle.
Facilities & Workplace Challenger Agent
Adversarial reviewer for facilities & workplace. Argues the opposite case on every position and flags where the evidence does not carry the claim.
Portfolio Orchestrator
Owns the real estate portfolio lane end to end. Sequences the other agents, holds the timetable, and decides what surfaces to a human.
Real Estate Portfolio Challenger Agent
Adversarial reviewer for real estate portfolio. Argues the opposite case on every position and flags where the evidence does not carry the claim.
Travel & Expense Orchestrator
Owns the travel & expense lane end to end. Sequences the other agents, holds the timetable, and decides what surfaces to a human.
Expense Audit Agent
Watches travel & expense continuously. Detects drift, quantifies it, and routes what matters without waiting for a reporting cycle.
Spend Analytics Agent
Watches travel & expense continuously. Detects drift, quantifies it, and routes what matters without waiting for a reporting cycle.
AI GBS layer — the shared spine
Repeatable transaction processing does not belong to this function. It runs once for the enterprise.
Read this page as the honest answer to “what would an 80% agentic Administration look like?” The strategy and policy layers are where the argument happens. The workflow and AI GBS layers are where the volume goes. The observe layer is the only reason the other four can be trusted.
Sub-function breakdown