Multi-agent orchestration, explained

Multi-agent orchestration coordinates specialized AI agents through a central orchestrator that divides complex enterprise goals into tasks, manages dependencies, preserves shared context, monitors progress, and combines results while maintaining governance. Its four central elements are the orchestrator, domain-specific agents, persistent shared context, and controls governing permissions, human escalation, auditing, policy enforcement, and anomaly monitoring. The approach is presented as a way to overcome isolated AI automations and support multistep workflows such as client onboarding, claims processing, contract review, compliance screening, and supply-chain exception management, where documents, systems, decisions, and approvals must work together. Box positions its Content Cloud as a secure, content-centric foundation for such workflows, applying existing access controls and compliance protections to AI agents that use enterprise documents. Its Box Automate and AI Studio tools are described as enabling no-code workflows that combine agents with document verification, risk assessments, approvals, document generation, e-signatures, and human review gates.

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