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HeyHica - Autonomous Deal Negotiation

A governed multi-agent system that coordinates vendor outreach, inbound replies, quote extraction, negotiation strategy, approval, comparison, and final recommendation across a persistent deal workflow.

End-to-end negotiation

From purchase need to decision-ready recommendation.

Designed for procurement, vendor renewals, managed services, software and hardware buying, education procurement, and other multi-vendor sourcing workflows.

  1. 01

    Structure the requirement

    Convert business needs, constraints, timelines, budgets, and vendor lists into a normalized negotiation brief.

  2. 02

    Engage vendors

    Draft and send approved outreach, receive replies, and keep each negotiation thread associated with the correct deal.

  3. 03

    Analyze & negotiate

    Extract pricing, terms, SLAs, warranties, delivery, risks, and gaps; generate counteroffer and clarification strategies.

  4. 04

    Compare & recommend

    Normalize final offers, score against buyer priorities, and produce a documented recommendation with negotiation history.

Architecture

Autonomy with explicit authority boundaries.

The platform can pursue a defined negotiation goal across multiple steps while preserving approval controls around outbound communication, commitments, and policy-sensitive actions.

  • Multi-agent orchestration
  • Email-native workflow
  • PDF/quote extraction
  • Persistent deal state
  • Negotiation policy engine
  • Human approval
  • Offer comparison
  • Audit trail
Core technical components
  1. 1

    Inbound/outbound communication layer

    Email channels, vendor identity, thread correlation, and delivery controls.

  2. 2

    Offer normalization

    Extract structured pricing, line items, terms, support, delivery, and exceptions from varied vendor responses.

  3. 3

    Negotiation intelligence

    Strategy, counteroffers, clarification questions, comparison logic, and buyer-preference weighting.

  4. 4

    Governance

    Buyer authority boundaries, approvals, traceable decisions, and protection against unauthorized commitments.