See the mechanism inside the workflow.
Step through how agents observe, decide, authorize, execute, settle, and reconcile on Silvana. Start with trading, then explore how the same operating model applies across asset operations.
Observe. Decide. Authorize. Execute. Settle. Reconcile.
Follow one trade from signal to finality.
The walkthrough shows one coherent event sequence. Every screen state identifies the active actor, the action taking place, and the information passed to the next stage.
The agent finds an eligible opportunity.
The agent streams private market data and compares spread, depth, position, and approved external signals with the trading objective.
Spread within range. Depth available. Opportunity identified.
Monitors conditions and initiates actions within the mandate.
Provides private orderbook and RFQ execution.
Prepares transactions and coordinates the workflow.
Verifies and signs inside the approved control model.
Finalizes asset movement through DvP settlement.
Every screen state identifies the active actor, the action taking place, and the information passed to the next stage.
Change the workflow, not the control model.
Observe
Collect the market, ledger, policy, or operational information required for the decision.
Decide
Evaluate the information against an objective, mandate, or set of rules.
Authorize
Prepare the action, verify what will happen, and sign within the approved environment.
Execute
Route the action through the relevant Silvana product or service.
Settle
Complete the required asset movement through Canton when all conditions are satisfied.
Reconcile
Return the status, references, contracts, and events required for records, reporting, or recovery.
Start with workflows the platform supports today.
Every card displays a maintained status label. Patterns should not be presented as live packaged solutions unless visitors can reach a supported product or documented workflow.
Apply the same rails to more asset operations.
These workflows are presented as expanding areas, integration patterns, or product direction until each has a supported implementation path.
Treasury and portfolio
Agents monitor allocation, available liquidity, policy limits, and settlement state to support rebalancing and treasury operations.
Risk and compliance
Agents evaluate counterparties, exposure, limits, approvals, and reporting requirements before an action moves into execution.
Recurring payments and business operations
Typed operations can support scheduled or conditional payments, approvals, service requests, and coordinated application workflows.
Commerce settlement
Agents coordinate goods, services, or delivery conditions with payment so the workflow completes only when the required conditions are met.
Lending and margin
Agents monitor collateral, obligations, thresholds, and payment events across the lifecycle of a financing arrangement.
Corporate actions and governance
Agents coordinate policy based voting, participation, issuance, and investor operations through explicit rules and approvals.
Explain the mechanism behind every workflow.
Outcome
What the workflow is expected to accomplish.
Trigger
The event, instruction, schedule, or condition that starts the workflow.
Actors
The agents, applications, people, counterparties, and services involved.
Controls
The permissions, limits, checks, and approvals that constrain the workflow.
Settlement
How and when the asset movement becomes final.
Outputs
The status, references, contracts, proofs, or records returned after execution.
Status
Whether the workflow is live, available through primitives, requires integration, is expanding, or remains exploratory.
Next step
The product, documentation, demonstration, or contact path that moves the visitor forward.
Show what works now and what still needs to be built.
Live solution
A supported end to end solution that a visitor can use through a current product path.
Platform capability
A supported technical capability that can be used through the API, SDK, or another maintained product surface.
Available primitives
The required operations exist, but the complete industry workflow still requires product design, configuration, or integration.
Requires integration
The workflow depends on external systems, policy data, counterparties, providers, or customer specific implementation.
Expanding
The area is actively developing but is not yet a complete packaged solution.
Exploration
The use case expresses product direction and should not be presented as available.
Every status must come from one maintained source and be approved by the relevant product owner before publication.
See the trade. Bring us the next operation.
Run the interactive walkthrough, test an agent in the Playground, or speak with the team about an asset workflow that needs private execution and controlled settlement.