What we can set up, sector by sector.

Each scenario shows what it connects to, how it runs and what you receive. Filter by sector or by type of work.

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22 scenarios

  1. Logistics and transport Document reading and control

    Transport document reading

    Consignment notes and delivery documents read, so nothing is typed twice.

    Connected to

    A dedicated mailbox and manual upload.

    How it runs

    1. Transport documents are read as they arrive.
    2. Key fields are checked against the order or the booking.
    3. Clean data waits for your team to validate it; doubtful fields are flagged.

    Deliverable

    Validated data per shipment, with the doubtful fields flagged.

  2. Logistics and transport Agents

    Status summary drafts

    A short daily status per client, drafted from your own tracking data.

    Connected to

    Your tracking exports and your mailbox, in draft mode.

    How it runs

    1. Open shipments and their latest events are gathered.
    2. A short status is drafted for each client, delays first.
    3. A coordinator reviews it and sends it.

    Deliverable

    One status draft per client, ready for approval.

  3. Logistics and transport Agents

    Follow-up drafts

    Reminders for missing documents or late confirmations, drafted each morning.

    Connected to

    Your mailbox, in draft mode only.

    How it runs

    1. Pending items are listed each morning.
    2. A follow-up is drafted for each one, addressed to the right contact.
    3. Your team approves, edits or drops each follow-up.

    Deliverable

    A morning list of follow-ups waiting for approval.

  4. Manufacturing Automation

    Non-conformity record consolidation

    Quality records from several places gathered into one consistent register.

    Connected to

    Your shared folders and quality forms.

    How it runs

    1. Non-conformity records are read where they are kept.
    2. Duplicates and missing fields are flagged.
    3. One register is updated, each entry linked to its source.

    Deliverable

    A consolidated register that your quality team validates.

  5. Manufacturing Document reading and control

    Order, delivery note and invoice match

    Quantities, prices and references compared across the three purchasing documents.

    Connected to

    A dedicated mailbox and your purchase-order export.

    How it runs

    1. Delivery notes and supplier invoices are read.
    2. Each one is matched to its purchase order, line by line.
    3. Gaps in quantity, price or reference get an orange or red status.

    Deliverable

    A match status per invoice, before it goes to payment.

  6. Manufacturing Training

    Production report summary

    Supervisors learn to turn shift reports into a weekly summary, on their own files.

    Connected to

    Your own shift reports, used as training material.

    How it runs

    1. We start from a month of real shift reports.
    2. Supervisors practise drafting the summary with AI, then checking it.
    3. The method is written down so it can be repeated every week.

    Deliverable

    A weekly summary routine that works, and a written recap two days later.

  7. Professional services Automation

    Purchase-invoice entry preparation

    Supplier invoices read and prepared as entries, for an accountant to validate.

    Connected to

    A dedicated mailbox and the import format of your accounting software.

    How it runs

    1. Invoices are read as they arrive.
    2. Supplier, dates, amounts and tax lines are checked and coded.
    3. Entries are prepared for import; doubtful ones are flagged orange.

    Deliverable

    An import file that your accountant reviews before posting.

  8. Professional services Automation

    Bank reconciliation preparation

    Statement lines matched to entries, so your team handles only the exceptions.

    Connected to

    Bank statement exports and your ledger export.

    How it runs

    1. Statement lines and ledger entries are loaded.
    2. Clear matches are proposed; partial ones are flagged.
    3. Your team handles only the unmatched lines.

    Deliverable

    A reconciliation proposal, reviewed and signed off by your team.

  9. Professional services Agents

    Missing-document chase

    Clients reminded of the documents still missing, in drafts your team approves.

    Connected to

    Your client list and your mailbox, in draft mode.

    How it runs

    1. Missing documents are listed file by file.
    2. One polite reminder is drafted per client, grouping every request.
    3. Your team approves each reminder before it goes.

    Deliverable

    One reminder draft per client, and a list of what is still missing.

  10. Professional services Document reading and control

    A supporting document for every figure

    Each figure in the accounts linked to the document that supports it.

    Connected to

    Your ledger export and your document folders.

    How it runs

    1. The figures to support are listed from the ledger.
    2. Each one is matched to an invoice, a statement or a contract.
    3. Unsupported figures are flagged red for a person to resolve.

    Deliverable

    A table of supporting documents, with the gaps in plain view.

  11. Real estate and construction Agents

    Portal lead triage

    Enquiries from listing portals sorted by programme and urgency, replies drafted.

    Connected to

    The mailbox that receives portal enquiries, in draft mode.

    How it runs

    1. Each enquiry is read and tagged by programme, property type and urgency.
    2. Duplicates are merged and incomplete enquiries flagged.
    3. A first reply is drafted for a salesperson to send.

    Deliverable

    A sorted list of enquiries each morning, with reply drafts.

  12. Real estate and construction Training

    Meeting minutes draft

    Your teams learn to draft site and co-owner meeting minutes from their own notes.

    Connected to

    Your own meeting notes, used as training material.

    How it runs

    1. We work from the notes of real past meetings.
    2. Participants practise drafting minutes with AI, decisions and actions first.
    3. Each person checks the draft against the notes before it is shared.

    Deliverable

    A minutes template in daily use, and a written recap two days later.

  13. Real estate and construction Document reading and control

    Buyer file completeness check

    Each buyer file checked against the list of required documents.

    Connected to

    A dedicated mailbox and manual upload.

    How it runs

    1. The documents received for each buyer are read and filed.
    2. They are checked against your required list, names and dates included.
    3. Missing or inconsistent items are flagged, and a request is drafted.

    Deliverable

    A status per buyer file, and a request ready for your team to send.

  14. Any sector Agents

    Inbox triage agent

    A shared inbox sorted by topic and urgency, with replies prepared.

    Connected to

    One shared mailbox, read-only at first.

    How it runs

    1. Incoming messages are read and sorted by topic and urgency.
    2. Routine replies are drafted; the rest goes to the right person.
    3. Nothing is sent until a person approves it.

    Deliverable

    A sorted inbox and a queue of drafts to approve.

  15. Any sector Automation

    Weekly reporting draft

    The weekly report assembled from your own exports, ready to review.

    Connected to

    Your spreadsheets and the exports of your software.

    How it runs

    1. The week’s exports are collected in one place.
    2. Figures are compiled into the usual layout of your report.
    3. Unusual changes are flagged for the person who signs the report.

    Deliverable

    A weekly draft report, reviewed before it circulates.

  16. Any sector Agents

    Executive document summary

    Long contracts, tenders and reports summarised on one page, sources cited.

    Connected to

    The shared folder where the documents are kept, read-only.

    How it runs

    1. The document is read in full.
    2. A one-page summary is drafted, each point linked to its page.
    3. The reader checks the key points against the source before deciding.

    Deliverable

    A one-page summary with page references.

  17. Banking and insurance Agents

    Customer requests sorted and answered

    E-mails and complaints classified by subject and urgency, with a reply drafted for an adviser.

    Connected to

    The shared customer mailbox and the customer relationship software.

    How it runs

    1. Each request is read as it arrives and given a subject and a priority.
    2. A reply is drafted from your procedures and the customer’s file.
    3. An adviser edits, approves or rejects it before anything is sent.

    Deliverable

    A sorted queue of requests, each with a draft reply awaiting approval.

  18. Banking and insurance Automation

    Loan and claim files checked for completeness

    Each file compared with the list of required documents, with a request drafted for what is missing.

    Connected to

    The document store of the file and a dedicated mailbox.

    How it runs

    1. Documents received are identified and filed in the right folder.
    2. The file is compared with the checklist for its type.
    3. A request for the missing documents is drafted for the case handler.

    Deliverable

    A completeness status per file, with the list of missing documents.

  19. Banking and insurance Training

    Compliance and back-office teams trained

    A session on the teams’ own procedures, with the data rules that apply to customer files.

    Connected to

    Anonymised examples prepared with the teams before the session.

    How it runs

    1. Each participant brings three recurring tasks from their work.
    2. The session applies AI to those tasks, within the bank’s data rules.
    3. Each participant leaves with one task that works and its instructions.

    Deliverable

    Trained teams and a written list of the next use cases.

  20. Retail and distribution Agents

    Customer service questions answered

    Questions about orders, returns and availability answered from your order data, approved by an agent.

    Connected to

    The customer service inbox and the order system.

    How it runs

    1. Each question is read and linked to the right order.
    2. A reply is drafted from the order status and your return rules.
    3. An agent approves or edits the reply before it is sent.

    Deliverable

    Draft replies ready for approval, each linked to its order.

  21. Retail and distribution Automation

    Product pages drafted and checked

    Descriptions written from supplier data, then checked for prices, sizes and missing fields.

    Connected to

    The product database and the supplier files.

    How it runs

    1. Supplier data is read and mapped to your product fields.
    2. A description is drafted in your house style.
    3. Missing or inconsistent fields are flagged before publication.

    Deliverable

    Product pages ready for review, with a list of the fields to fix.

  22. Retail and distribution Automation

    Store reporting consolidated

    Weekly sales and stock figures from each store gathered into one dashboard.

    Connected to

    The store exports and the head office spreadsheet.

    How it runs

    1. Each store’s export is collected as it arrives.
    2. Figures are checked and consolidated in one place.
    3. Gaps and unusual figures are flagged for the head office team.

    Deliverable

    One weekly dashboard, with the points to check highlighted.

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