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AI Workflows

AI applied to real business workflows.

Start with a real process, then configure the right combination of automation, targeted AI and human oversight around the outcome it needs to improve.

Reusable patterns · Configured to context · Human checkpoints built in

Pattern anatomy

Outcome

What should improve?

Control

What must be checked?

Adoption

Who works differently?

Why workflow patterns

Begin with a proven workflow pattern and adapt it to the process.

01

Faster definition

Make inputs, actions, exceptions and human decisions visible early.

02

Clearer fit

See where rules-based automation may be enough and where AI adds value.

03

Proportionate change

Configure around existing systems, roles and risk rather than replacing everything.

04

Measurable outcomes

Tie the workflow to turnaround, capacity, quality, risk or customer experience.

Workflow family · 01

Document Intelligence

Turn recurring documents into structured, reviewable information and actions.

Common business pains

  • Manual data capture
  • Slow document routing
  • Inconsistent first-pass review

Example processes

  • Invoices and orders
  • Forms and submissions
  • Recurring document review

Typical human checkpoint: A person reviews exceptions, low-confidence fields or consequential outputs before action.

Workflow family · 02

Sales Intelligence

Help sales teams qualify, prepare and follow up without losing commercial control.

Common business pains

  • Slow lead follow-up
  • Repeated research
  • Time-consuming proposal preparation

Example processes

  • Lead qualification
  • Quotation preparation
  • Proposal and scope drafting

Typical human checkpoint: Commercial owners approve pricing, commitments and customer-facing recommendations.

Workflow family · 03

Customer Response

Bring consistent context into recurring enquiries while preserving escalation paths.

Common business pains

  • Shared inbox overload
  • Repeated lookups
  • Inconsistent response quality

Example processes

  • Enquiry triage
  • Product questions
  • Service request routing

Typical human checkpoint: Staff review sensitive, unusual or high-impact replies and handle escalations directly.

Workflow family · 04

Management Intelligence

Convert fragmented operating information into focused summaries and exceptions.

Common business pains

  • Manual report collation
  • Updates across multiple tools
  • Important exceptions buried in detail

Example processes

  • Monthly briefings
  • Project status reporting
  • Operational exception summaries

Typical human checkpoint: Management validates sources, interprets trade-offs and remains accountable for decisions.

Configuration with clear scope and practical boundaries

Adapt the pattern to the process that already exists.

Configuration can include business rules, approved knowledge sources, review points, outputs and connections to existing tools.

More complex integrations or specialist technical requirements can involve appropriate partners. Work remains centred on a defined business process, measurable outcome and agreed scope.