Worked examples
Things you can click
Rather than describe what we build, here are the workflows themselves — running, with synthetic data and real logic underneath. Every rule is on show, so you can check the reasoning instead of taking it on trust.
The work you did not agree to
Scope and change control
Six change requests against one statement of work, each verdict quoting the clause it came from — and the variation allowance running out while you read.
- Clause citation
- Variation pricing
- Allowance tracking
- Generated reply
Written for consulting
The source you already own
Database reactivation
Six decayed ATS records against one live role — what can be recovered from free-text notes, what has rotted, and why one of them is worth a call a job board could never tell you about.
- Note extraction
- Decay scoring
- Evidence-backed outreach
- Audit trail
Written for staffing
Reading by hand
Candidate screening
Four CVs against one brief, with every verdict quoting the line it came from — and a hard line between a skill someone lacks and one they just did not write down.
- Requirement matching
- Evidence citation
- Explained scoring
- Human decision
Written for staffing
Money going out
Invoice processing
Ten supplier invoices through three-way matching, tolerance checks and duplicate detection. The interesting ones are the invoices that failed.
- Document matching
- Exception routing
- Approval by value
- Audit trail
Written for finance operations
Money coming in
Quoting and margin control
Six customer enquiries priced against a catalogue, with margin, discount, credit and lead-time guardrails — and the quotation it would send.
- Catalogue matching
- Pricing rules
- Margin guardrails
- Document generation
Written for finance operations
All of them run on the same foundations. The money handling, the exception model, the approval routing and the audit trail are shared code; the rules for each process are its own. That is the offering — one way of working pointed at whichever process is costing you most, not a catalogue of separate products.
Bring us the process these remind you of
The ones with awkward systems, quiet leaks and unclear ownership are usually the ones worth fixing first.