Order requests
Orders arriving by email, as PDFs, on WhatsApp. An agent reads them, checks prices and availability in the ERP and prepares the order for confirmation.
We picked them from the ones companies ask us about most often. For each one we explain where things start, how we step in and which indicators we use to measure the result.
We set the goals together, in discovery, starting from your data.
Orders arriving by email, as PDFs, on WhatsApp. An agent reads them, checks prices and availability in the ERP and prepares the order for confirmation.
Specifications, drawings, three-line requests: for anyone working to order, every quote is a job in itself. AI finds similar past jobs and proposes line items, times and costs to validate.
The info@ inbox receives everything and someone has to sort it by hand. AI reads every email, gives it a category and forwards it to the right department. It replies to nobody: it routes.
Delivery notes, supplier confirmations, contracts, certificates. AI recognises every document, extracts the data for the ERP and flags what a person needs to look at.
Customers and colleagues ask questions, and the assistant answers using only your documents and the pages of your website. Every answer comes with its source, and when it does not know, it says so.
Manuals, technical sheets and resolved tickets become answers with the source next to them, for the technician on site and for whoever answers the phone.
How the month went, which orders are stuck, what is missing from stock. Questions in plain language to the assistant you already use, with the answers taken from the ERP.
Everyone is pitching something with AI and nobody in the company can evaluate it. A technical counterpart who lines up the use cases and decides with you what to buy and what to build.
Closed tickets, commits and pull requests become the end-of-sprint report and the release notes, in two versions: technical for the team, readable for clients and users.
Application logs and databases already show how people use them, but nobody has time to read them. AI reads them, writes a report and suggests what to improve.
An idea with AI at its core, a market to validate and no technical team. A real product in a few weeks, with real users, built to be able to change.
Quite likely: these are the most frequent, not the only ones. If a process costs you hours every week, tell us about it and we will tell you whether it is a use case or not.
A free call. If AI is not needed, we will say so.