Deterministic execution first
Recorded and scripted steps run the known path quickly and consistently. You do not pay an AI reasoning tax on every click.
Managed browser automation
Legacy portals. Fully automated.
Champ builds, runs, and maintains automations across legacy systems and authenticated portals. Deterministic execution handles the known path. AI fallback, self-healing authentication, and Champ's operations team handle everything that changes.
Production run
Completed
PRIMARY
Deterministic
RECOVERY
AI fallback
OWNER
Champ
Managed by Champ
Built for completion
MFA-ready profiles
Full run evidence
Reliability architecture
Reliable because AI is the fallback, not every click.
Pure scripts are predictable but brittle. Pure agents are flexible but expensive and variable. Champ combines both, then operates the system around them.
AI fallback in the same session
If a scripted step fails, an LLM-driven agent takes over the live browser, recovers the step, and lets the workflow continue.
Authentication that self-heals
Persistent profiles, session refresh, email and SMS OTP, and 1Password TOTP keep production workflows signed in.
Managed production operations
Champ monitors runs, resolves exceptions, and improves the automation as the process and underlying systems change.
How Champ operates
You buy the outcome. We own the automation loop.
01 / 04
BUILD
Capture the real workflow
Record the process, paste the SOP, or build with Champ's AI copilot. Our team turns the operating knowledge into a versioned workflow.
02 / 04
RUN
Execute the stable path
Deterministic actions handle repeatable steps across portals, documents, APIs, and internal systems.
03 / 04
RECOVER
Handle what changed
AI fallback, alternate browser profiles, and human escalation keep edge cases from turning into failed outcomes.
04 / 04
IMPROVE
Make the recovery durable
Run evidence feeds back into the workflow so the next execution starts stronger instead of repeating the same exception.
Production authentication
A login is not a setup step. It is part of the operation.
Authenticated workflows fail when sessions expire, MFA rotates, or a single account gets locked. Champ treats identity as managed runtime infrastructure.
- Persistent browser profiles
- Healthy profile pools
- Automatic re-authentication
- Email and SMS OTP
- 1Password password and TOTP access
- Human takeover for unrecoverable auth
Choose the operating model
Browser automation software gives you components. Champ gives you a running process.
| Model | Champ | Developer toolkit | Traditional RPA |
|---|---|---|---|
| What you buy | A completed business outcome | Browser infrastructure or automation software | Bots and an automation program |
| Who maintains it | Champ | Your engineering team | Your RPA team or services partner |
| Execution model | Deterministic first, AI fallback | Code, prompts, or agent loops you design | Activity and selector-driven automation |
| Authentication | Profiles, pools, re-auth, OTP, 1Password | Session primitives you assemble | Credential and identity features you configure |
| When a portal changes | Recover in-run, then improve the workflow | Debug and ship a fix | Repair selectors or workflow logic |
| Best fit | Operational workflows where completion matters | Teams building their own browser product | Enterprises operating an internal automation practice |
Where it works
The systems that matter, whether or not they were built to integrate.
01
Payer eligibility and claims portals
02
Provider enrollment and credentialing
03
State tax and labor agency systems
04
Carrier onboarding and freight portals
05
Vendor invoice and reconciliation workflows
06
Marketplace onboarding and verification
07
Policy, license, and compliance renewals
08
Back-office systems with no usable API
Frequently asked questions
Evaluating browser automation for enterprise operations?
What is managed browser automation?
Managed browser automation means you buy the completed operational outcome, not just browser software. Champ designs the workflow, runs it in production, monitors results, handles authentication and exceptions, and maintains the automation as portals change.
Can Champ automate legacy systems that do not have APIs?
Yes. Champ operates the web interface directly, including multi-step forms, tables, downloads, uploads, and authenticated portals. Browser work can also be combined with documents, API integrations, approvals, and voice steps inside one workflow.
Is Champ deterministic or agentic?
Both, in a deliberate order. Stable steps run deterministically for speed, cost, and predictability. If a step no longer works, an AI agent can recover inside the same browser session. The recovery can then be incorporated into the durable workflow.
How does Champ handle MFA and expiring sessions?
Champ uses persistent browser profiles, automatic re-authentication, email and SMS OTP handling, 1Password TOTP integration, and profile pools. If one profile cannot authenticate, the workflow can move to another healthy profile while the first is repaired.
How is Champ different from UiPath?
UiPath is a broad enterprise automation platform that organizations typically configure and operate as an internal program. Champ is a managed AI automation platform. We build and operate the workflow, and we combine deterministic steps with AI fallback so customers can focus on the result rather than maintaining bots.
How is Champ different from Skyvern, Browser Use, Browserbase, or Playwright?
Those products provide browser agents, infrastructure, or developer frameworks. They are strong choices when your team wants to build and own the automation layer. Champ is for teams that want the business process completed and maintained for them, with browser work orchestrated alongside the rest of the operation.
Bring us the process
Stop evaluating bots. Start automating the outcome.
Show us the portals, inputs, exception paths, and result your team owns today. We will map what it takes to run it with Champ.