Finance
Prepare a reconciliation.
Compare an invoice with the purchase order and receipt. The agent flags a difference and prepares a review note. A finance officer decides whether to release payment.
AI services / Business agents
An agent can read a request, find the records it is allowed to use and decide which permitted tool to call next. We design the approval step with the people who own the result.
Illustrative walkthrough / Facilities
A leaking tap report arrives in a shared inbox. The agent can prepare a draft. A coordinator must approve dispatch, and the team confirms the repair. Try the missing-site branch to see where work stops.

A leaking tap at North Yard.
A message arrives in the facilities inbox. Software creates request SR-014 and keeps the original report attached.
Start with the work your team can inspect. These four pieces make the pilot easier to test, operate and hand over.
Name the job, its trigger, the operator and the outcome worth pursuing. Agree which decisions stay with a person.
List the records the agent can read, the tools it may call and the actions that need approval. Assign an owner to each connection.
Try ordinary requests alongside missing, contradictory and out-of-date records. Check accepted drafts, corrections, exceptions and cost per completed task.
Give the team a way to inspect source records and action history, stop the agent, correct its work and return to the manual process.
Two illustrative examples. In each, the team decides what the agent may access and where it must stop.
Finance
Compare an invoice with the purchase order and receipt. The agent flags a difference and prepares a review note. A finance officer decides whether to release payment.
Customer service
Find the order and applicable policy, then draft a reply with its sources. When a refund is outside policy or the customer record doesn’t match, a supervisor takes over.