Start with useful context
Identify the information an assistant needs and who is permitted to access it.
Connect AI to your business knowledge and workflows so useful context becomes useful action.
Let’s talk about your projectFor teams with valuable knowledge and repeatable tasks that could benefit from a carefully scoped AI workflow.
Identify the information an assistant needs and who is permitted to access it.
Connect the request, response, review and next action to the tools people already use.
Test representative cases, failure modes and handoffs before extending the scope.
The exact scope follows your business. These are the building blocks we consider together.
The user, input, desired result and review requirements defined before choosing the implementation.
A plan for relevant sources, retrieval and the permissions that govern the information.
The interface and handoffs around the AI response, including what happens when an answer is uncertain.
A set of cases and review criteria to assess the result before expanding the workflow.
An interactive illustration with sample data.
Try the experience and see how the pieces connect.
Sample data. A focused view for your screen.The work is designed around your context: the information it can use, the systems it can reach and the actions it can prepare or carry out.
Start with a frequent, well-defined task where the inputs and a useful result can be described. That makes it easier to test the work and decide whether to expand.