AI and agentic workflows (page 8 of 8)
Put an assistant, checker or automated workflow to work on one named job. Each outcome says what the automation does, what a person approves, what it never does alone, and the test you can run yourself to see it work.
311 outcomes in this list.
Outcomes
- Spot data-access, deletion and opt-out requests in support email, with a due dateMessages that are or may be a data-access, deletion or opt-out request are flagged to a named person with the type and a due date stamped.£245
- Suggest a category, priority and queue for each new ticket from your own categoriesEach new customer-support ticket gets a suggested category, queue and (urgent and legal only) priority in a separate field, with agreement measured on tickets your staff labelled.£295
- Suggested category and priority for new IT helpdesk tickets, tested on your past ticketsFor an IT helpdesk: rules and instructions that suggest a category and priority for new staff requests, tested on 100 of your past tickets we have not seen, suggest-only and always overridable.£295
- Tell me when orders or refunds suddenly change, and which product or channel movedFor up to five daily metrics, a script you run writes an alert when a value leaves its usual seasonal range, naming the products or channels behind it. Figures recompute; no cause is claimed.£295
- Test all-hours security triage and paging: measured 10-minute target, not a guaranteeSet up automated triage for up to three alert tools and test paging to your named on-call person against a measured 10-minute intake-to-device target, not a guarantee. We investigate and fix nothing.£395
- Test what a hostile message can make your support bot reveal or do, with a permission listA record of 40 hostile inputs run five times each against your bot in a sandbox, a list of what the bot can see and do, and the permission to remove for each failure.£245
- Test your cash-flow forecast against last year's actuals and a simple baselineWe replay a simple method, and yours if you describe it, against what happened and score both against last year's same month repeated. If nothing beats that baseline, you get the baseline.£195
- Tidy the address column in my list into one format, with the doubtful rows listedMessy address text in a list becomes separate, consistently formatted columns, or goes to an unsure list. Tested on addresses you labelled. A postcode is never invented.£149
- Tighten your GitHub Actions before you add an AI agent to themWorkflows scanned and fixed: actions pinned to SHAs, minimum token permissions, no untrusted text reaching a shell or prompt, and agent steps with a restricted model key and no direct write tools.£295
- Train developers to work with an AI coding assistant, with a private score for each personDevelopers do six invented coding tasks with their usual AI assistant. A script scores them, each person sees their own score first, and no score reaches a manager without their agreement.£449
- Translate your product descriptions into one language, checked by a native readerUp to 100 products translated into one language using your glossary, with script checks for terms and markup and a native reader you name scoring a 40-snippet sample.£395
- Try a pricing rule on last year's sales before you switch anything onA written pricing rule, such as marking down slow movers, replayed on 12 months of your orders to show what it would have done, never below your floor. It does not predict revenue.£295
- Try to reproduce your open bug reports and learn which ones are realUp to 20 bug reports each end as reproduced with a failing test, not reproduced with the steps tried, or needs information with one question. We fix nothing.From £395
- Turn a folder of receipts into expense lines and see which card payments have no receiptEach receipt becomes one row paired to a line on your card or bank statement, with two separate lists: receipts with no payment, and payments with no receipt.£195
- Turn customer order emails into order rows I can check, with the unclear ones listedEach order email in a batch becomes rows of item, quantity and delivery details for a person to check, or lands on an exceptions list. Tested on emails you labelled. No order is created.£295
- Turn customers' parts-list requests into quote drafts priced from your own price listEach customer request in one agreed format becomes an Excel quote draft: code, description, quantity, unit and price from your list, with uncertain matches flagged and no substitutions made.£395
- Turn meeting notes into a task list where every owner and date is quoted from the textFrom notes or a transcript you provide, you get a task list in which an owner or due date appears only if the text states it, each task with its quoted sentence.£99
- Turn staff receipt photos into claim rows I can check, with the unreadable ones listedEach receipt image in a staff expense batch becomes a row of vendor, date, currency, total and tax, or an exception. Tested on receipts you labelled. It does not match a card statement.£195
- Turn supplier invoices in your accounts inbox into draft bills, holding the doubtful onesEach supplier invoice arriving in one agreed mailbox becomes a draft bill with its PDF attached only if it passes the checks; the rest wait on a held list with the reason.£495
- Turn support tickets into engineering bug reports with steps, severity and duplicatesA ticket becomes an engineering issue with steps, expected versus actual, environment, a log request if missing, severity, affected-ticket count and a duplicate link.£295
- Turn up to 30 vague tickets into ones a developer can start todayEach ticket is rewritten with the problem, acceptance criteria, suggested reproduction steps (not run), likely files with checked citations, open questions and a size band. Originals are kept.£295
- Turn your supplier's emailed price and stock changes into an update file you can checkUp to three supplier messages with attachments, in changing layouts or free text, become one update file in your import format, with every unreadable line listed. Nothing is applied.£195
- When a data job fails, propose the fix as a pull request that I review and mergeFor a failed data job, a proposed fix arrives as a pull request on a branch, tested by replaying the failure on a copy. You review and merge. Nothing is changed in production.£395
- When a metric jumps or drops, get ranked possible causes with the data behind eachFor one metric change you get ranked possible causes. Each one shows the data that supports it, the data that would rule it out, and a next check. No cause is stated as fact.£295
- When a nightly data job fails, send the on-call person the likely causes and a first checkA note generator and a 10-entry runbook for your common failures, replayed on 20 past failures you labelled. Every note quotes the log lines it relies on and proposes only read-only checks.£395
- When a supplier changes its file, tell me what changed and what to change in my importFor one changed supplier file you get a note that classifies each change, such as a rename, split, truncation or encoding shift, and suggests the matching change to your import mapping.£195
- When CI fails on a pull request, tell the author why in plain wordsA failed run on a pull request gets one comment naming the failing step, a probable cause and the next check, never advice to disable a check. Tested on 20 held-back past failed runs of yours.£195
- Write down every joiner, mover and leaver step, and test it on a dummy accountA written runbook of every system and step for people joining, moving and leaving, with an owner for each step, checked end to end by your admin on a dummy account.£395
- Write down what your shop promises so answers come from it, then test it on 40 questionsOne answer sheet built only from your own policies and product facts, every line sourced, with a list of questions that always go to a person, tested on 40 questions.£195
- Write product descriptions from your supplier data, with every fact traced to its columnDescriptions for up to 100 products written only from your supplier sheet, each sentence tagged with its source column, delivered as an import file you can dry-run.£245
- Write up what every table and column means, and mark what you could not knowFor up to 40 tables, each column gets a description, type and value summary. Every checkable claim is verified by query, and unknown meanings go on a question list for the owner.£295
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