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E5 / AI AUTOMATION

Repetitive work.
A reliable next step.

A useful AI project often starts with one task your team handles again and again. We turn that task into a clear workflow, keep people involved, and measure the result.

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WHERE TO START

Pick a recurring task.
Make its next step clearer.

Choose an example to see how a focused pilot could move from input to a reviewable next step. These are illustrative workflows, not completed client projects.

E5 / WORKFLOW PREVIEW ILLUSTRATIVE SIMULATION
01
INCOMING MESSAGEDelivery question

“Can I move my delivery to Friday?”

Shared inbox
02
PREPARERequest sorted

Route to support. Prepare a suggested reply.

Draft, not sent
03
HUMAN CHECKReady to review

A person checks the draft before the reply goes out.

Approval stays with the team
01 / 03 · POSSIBLE START

Enquiries and support

TODAY

A message lands in a shared inbox. Someone reads it, sorts it, and forwards it.

FOCUSED PILOT

Classify one request type, prepare a handoff or draft, and let a person approve it.

MEASURE

Routing accuracy · minutes per request · correction rate

E5 / EXPLORE THE VALUE

Put your own volume
into the picture.

Change the assumptions to see a possible time saving. This is a planning scenario, not a promised outcome or a client result. A pilot supplies the real before-and-after numbers.

POTENTIAL TIME RETURNED / MONTH
20hours

300 requests × 4 net minutes saved ÷ 60

Time alone is not the full result. We also check accuracy, exceptions, and how much review the workflow creates.

WHAT YOU RECEIVE

A first project you
can judge and use.

  1. 01

    A map of the current task

    Inputs, handoffs, exceptions, people, and a baseline you can check.

  2. 02

    A narrow working pilot

    One use case with an explicit review point and a clear path for exceptions.

  3. 03

    A before-and-after readout

    Time, quality, and review effort measured on the same kind of work.

  4. 04

    A usable handover

    Documentation and a walkthrough for the people who will run it.

QUESTIONS BEFORE THE FIRST CALL

The practical questions.

Do we need to automate an entire department?

No. The first useful project is usually one repeatable task with a clear owner and a way to measure the result.

What if AI makes a mistake?

The pilot defines where a person reviews the work, what gets flagged, and what happens when the system is unsure. We track corrections as part of the result.

How do we know whether it was worth it?

We record the current handling time and quality, run a limited pilot, then compare the same measures. Adoption and review effort matter alongside speed.

START WITH ONE WORKFLOW

What keeps taking
your team’s time?

Use the six-question finder to frame a first pilot, or prepare a brief for a conversation.

Prepare a project brief ↗
E5 / OPPORTUNITY FINDER

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