The history belongs with the case.
Documents, earlier decisions and property information can stay together when responsibility changes.
Daniel is the digital employee in the Valtis use case. It is intended to connect tenant requests with case files and earlier decisions, and prepare replies. AgentBrain provides the knowledge and work records. The responsible property manager reviews and decides.
This workflow describes the intended division of work: Daniel prepares the case and flags open questions. Professional decisions stay with the property manager.
Documents, earlier decisions and property information can stay together when responsibility changes.
An earlier decision can inform a draft. Whether Daniel may act depends on the agreed rules and approvals.
The described workflow does not promise that every function is approved for production use.
The Valtis website describes the offering around Daniel.
Daniel supports preparation. It does not replace the property manager's professional responsibility.
The case shows why earlier decisions, sources and approvals need to stay together.
The documents referenced in July 2026 listed the new Daniel runtime as not yet approved for production.
At that time, C6 still required evidence on credential management and further checks before release.
These details describe the historical status, not current availability. Discuss the workflow you need with us before use.
A tenant follows up months after a repair. The person responsible has changed. A useful reply needs the earlier decision, contractor details and unresolved issues. Daniel is intended to bring that information together. When evidence or permission is missing, the case needs further review.
Valtis is an AgentBrain use case. For your own property-management task, we first discuss the workflow, available documents and required approvals.
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