Business scenarios

Real workflows.
Concrete starting points.

These illustrative scenarios show how a private AI project can fit everyday business operations. They are examples of intended solutions, not claims about completed customer projects.

Operations & procurement

Supplier onboarding

The starting problem

Requirements are scattered across policy documents, email templates and team notes. New colleagues repeatedly ask for the same checklist.

A possible implementation

Retrieve the approved procedure, attach source references and prepare a structured onboarding request for the budget owner.

The useful output

A source-linked checklist and a reviewable request.

What we would test

Answers reference the right policy version; restricted documents stay restricted; incomplete requests are flagged.

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Finance operations

Purchase request triage

The starting problem

Routine purchase requests arrive with missing details. Reviewers need to know who should approve them and why.

A possible implementation

Extract required fields, compare the request with configured thresholds and place it into a human approval step.

The useful output

A prepared request, rule result and approval record.

What we would test

No external action occurs before approval; repeated events do not create duplicate requests; exceptions remain visible.

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Engineering & support

Technical incident review

The starting problem

A difficult issue gets resolved, but the diagnosis and the evidence remain spread across tickets, logs and AI sessions.

A possible implementation

Reconstruct an authorised timeline, link evidence to each step, and draft a runbook for a technical reviewer.

The useful output

A reviewed incident summary and reusable troubleshooting guide.

What we would test

Every factual conclusion links to evidence; missing evidence is shown; a person approves the guide before publication.

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Professional services

Project handover

The starting problem

A project moves to a new owner. Important decisions and assumptions are hard to find in a long folder history.

A possible implementation

Index the approved project materials and selected decision records, then prepare a source-linked handover brief.

The useful output

A searchable project dossier with open questions and responsible roles.

What we would test

The brief distinguishes decisions from suggestions and includes the source, owner and date of each key item.

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