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What agents and automation can take off your plate

Common patterns we build, grouped by team. They are starting points: every system is shaped around your own tools, rules and approval steps.

Customer support

Resolve routine requests and prepare the rest

An agent reads each request, checks the customer's history and your policies, then either resolves it or hands a drafted reply to your team.

  1. 1

    Ticket arrivesEmail, chat or helpdesk

  2. 2

    Agent gathers contextAccount, orders, past conversations

  3. 3

    Searches knowledgePolicies and help articles

  4. 4

    Drafts or resolvesWithin the limits you set

  5. 5

    Escalates when unsureWith a summary for the human

More for customer support teams
Connects toHelpdeskCRMOrder systemKnowledge base
  • Ticket triage and routing

    Classify, prioritise and assign incoming requests so nothing waits in a general queue.

  • Drafted replies

    Give agents a ready response grounded in your policies, to approve or edit.

  • Self-service assistant

    Answer common questions on your site or app, and hand over cleanly to a person.

  • Conversation summaries

    Summarise long threads and calls so the next person has the full picture.

Sales

Qualify and follow up without the admin

New leads are researched, scored against your criteria and logged in the CRM, with a suggested first message waiting for the owner.

  1. 1

    Lead comes inForm, email or ad

  2. 2

    Agent researchesCompany, role, fit

  3. 3

    Scores and routesBy your qualification rules

  4. 4

    Drafts outreachPersonalised first message

  5. 5

    Updates the CRMNotes, stage and next step

More for sales teams
Connects toCRMEmailCalendarWeb research
  • Lead research and scoring

    Enrich each lead and score it against the profile of customers you actually close.

  • CRM hygiene

    Keep records, notes and stages up to date after every call and email.

  • Proposal drafting

    Assemble a first draft of proposals and quotes from your templates and the deal context.

  • Follow-up reminders

    Spot deals going quiet and prepare the next message for the owner.

Operations

Keep work moving between systems

Documents are read, data is entered once and each step triggers the next. People see only the exceptions that need a decision.

  1. 1

    Document receivedPDF, email or upload

  2. 2

    Data extractedFields validated against rules

  3. 3

    Systems updatedERP, sheets, databases

  4. 4

    Exceptions flaggedRouted to the right person

  5. 5

    Status reportedDaily summary to the team

More for operations teams
Connects toERPSpreadsheetsEmailInternal APIs
  • Document processing

    Extract and validate data from orders, forms and contracts without manual entry.

  • Onboarding workflows

    Trigger every account, access and welcome step when a customer or employee joins.

  • Internal knowledge assistant

    Let staff ask questions and get answers from your procedures and documentation.

  • Scheduled reporting

    Assemble recurring reports from several sources and send them on time.

Finance

Process the paperwork, review the exceptions

Invoices and receipts are read, matched against records and prepared for approval, with every step logged for audit.

  1. 1

    Invoice arrivesEmail or upload

  2. 2

    Fields extractedVendor, amounts, line items

  3. 3

    Matched to recordsPurchase orders and contracts

  4. 4

    Sent for approvalMismatches highlighted

  5. 5

    Posted and loggedFull audit trail

More for finance teams
Connects toAccounting systemEmailBank exportsApprovals
  • Invoice processing

    Read, match and prepare invoices for approval, flagging anything that does not add up.

  • Expense review

    Check submitted expenses against policy and route the questionable ones.

  • Reconciliation support

    Match transactions across systems and list the items that need attention.

  • Finance Q&A

    Let the team query figures in plain language instead of building another report.

Your process is not on this list?

Most are not. Tell us how the work runs today and we will show you which parts an agent or automation can handle.