You searched for "fluado vs Beam AI." Both put AI agents on operational work rather than chat, both talk about auditability, and both can run in Europe. The difference isn't the category. It's whether you operate the agents yourself and pick a region, or whether someone is accountable for the work getting done in one place.
What does Beam AI actually give you?
Beam AI is a no-code agent platform for enterprise operations — invoice reconciliation, financial compliance, debt collection, recruitment, procurement, customer service. The pitch is that you upload your processes and they become working agents, with more than 1,000 prebuilt integrations including SAP, Salesforce and DATEV. It is ISO 27001 certified and SOC 2 Type II compliant, and it offers cloud, on-premise, hybrid, EU and other regional deployments.
That covers a lot of ground, and it assumes a specific thing about you: that your process is written down well enough to upload, and that your team will own the agents afterwards. Deciding what "correct" means for your exceptions, testing the agent against real documents, and keeping it right as the process changes stays on your side.
What does fluado do differently?
fluado starts from the work, not from a document you upload. A product specification arrives in Outlook — the agent reads it, validates it against your quality standards in SharePoint, flags exceptions, and routes the result to the right person in Teams. You didn't write an SOP for the agent to ingest. You described the work, and we built the agent that does it.
When the process changes, you tell us. There is no platform for your team to learn and no internal owner to appoint.
Where does your data actually run?
Beam AI offers deployment in the EU alongside on-premise, hybrid and other global regions. The company describes itself as a global team rather than naming a headquarters, with offices in Berlin, New York, Abu Dhabi and Karachi. Which region and which entity apply to your deployment is something you configure and verify.
fluado runs on its own servers in German datacentres, with no US cloud provider in between. There is no region to select, because there is only one.
Who is accountable when a regulator asks?
Beam AI provides the auditability at the platform level — traceable processes, logged decisions. Your organisation operates it. Under the EU AI Act, deployer obligations for an autonomous agent you configured and run stay with you.
fluado is a managed service. We deploy the agents, we build the audit trails, we maintain the compliance documentation. When a regulator asks about a decision the agent made, the answer is a structured log that fluado maintains together with you.
Who we are
fluado is a German company. When you work with us, you work with the founding team. Our phone number is on the website. We pick up.
If your challenge is operational — document reviews, compliance checks, specification management — and you need the work done rather than a platform to build it on, that's what we built fluado for.
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Frequently asked questions
We already have our processes documented. Isn't uploading them faster?
A written SOP describes the happy path. The work is in the exceptions — the supplier who sends a scanned PDF, the field that means something different in one plant, the rule nobody wrote down because everyone knows it. Turning a document into a reliable agent is the part that takes the time, and on a self-serve platform that part is yours. fluado does it with you and keeps doing it as the process moves.
Both say the agents are auditable. What's the difference?
Beam AI logs what its agents do; your team is the deployer of record and owns the EU AI Act obligations that come with running them. fluado maintains the audit trail, the decision logs and the compliance documentation as part of the service, and shares the deployer record with you. The question isn't whether logs exist. It's who has to produce them when a regulator asks.
Can fluado connect to SAP and our other systems?
Yes. fluado agents work in the systems your process already runs in — Outlook, SharePoint, Teams, Slack, SAP. We build the connections as part of the engagement rather than handing you a connector library to wire up.
How does pricing compare?
Beam AI meters tasks and prices in US dollars: a free tier at 20 tasks per month, Pro at $50 per month for 200 tasks, Scale at $3,990 per month for high volume, and a custom tier for production deployments. Your cost tracks how many tasks you run, and your budget carries the exchange rate. fluado uses transparent project-based pricing in euros, tied to the process we automate — no task counter, no seats. Contact us for a quote based on your specific process.