Selected work · Client details withheld
Real problems. Clear boundaries.
Three anonymised examples of how we turn an AI opportunity into a defined workflow, with people and controls in the right places. Each one says exactly how far it has gone.
01 · Commerce · Agents
A controlled route from stock signal to purchase order.
- The need
- A commerce team wanted to see how an agent could investigate a stock signal and propose a replenishment order without bypassing human authority.
- What we built
- A demonstration path linking a stock signal, an agent investigation, a governed purchase action and purchase-order response checks.
- What it shows
- Policy evaluated before any action
- Approval tied to the exact purchase
- A record of every step and result
- Purchase-order responses checked
Stage reached: Demonstrated, 2 of 4.
Where it stands: Run with deterministic sample commerce and procurement data. Live provider execution and customer outcomes are still to be validated.
02 · Enterprise · Use cases
Turning enterprise requests into bounded AI use cases.
- The need
- An enterprise team was exploring where AI could support people reviewing applicants, documents and customer information.
- What we built
- A set of distinct use cases and a proposed delivery path, with practical AI training alongside tailored solutions.
- What it shows
- Requests separated into bounded use cases
- A delivery path from workshop to pilot
- Training planned with the solution
- Departmental and IT owners in the room
- 01WorkshopDepartmental and IT owners choose one priority workflow.
- 02DefineRequirements and success measures agreed before any build.
- 03TrainPractical AI training for the people who will run it.
- 04PilotA bounded first version, reviewed by people.
Stage reached: Explored, 1 of 4.
Where it stands: Exploratory presentation and proposed scoping. This is not a deployed pilot and no efficiency or customer outcome is claimed.
03 · Care · Operations
Making operational and finance work easier to review.
- The need
- A care organisation needed a clearer view of its care areas and team records before planning more complex operational workflows.
- What we built
- A read-only care-system snapshot connected to a workspace overview and care-team list, with the data and review rules mapped for future rota and finance work.
- What it shows
- Read-only: nothing written back
- Area filters and record search
- A visible refresh time on every view
- Review rules mapped before automation
- Workspace overview and care areasLive
- Care-team list with filters and searchLive
- Visible refresh time on every viewLive
- Rota exceptionsPreview
- Finance reconciliationPreview
- CallsPreview
Stage reached: Deployed, 3 of 4.
Where it stands: The read-only record view is deployed. Rota, finance and calls remain interface previews without connected operational feeds. No care decision or measured business impact is claimed.
How we work with you
One workflow, proven step by step.
The stages above are the stages every engagement moves through. We say which one a piece of work has reached, and we do not skip ahead.
- 01 · Explored
Scope one workflow
Pick the work that matters, the people who own it and what success looks like.
- 02 · Demonstrated
Prove it with sample data
Show the full path, controls included, before anything touches a live system.
- 03 · Deployed
Pilot with controls
Go live in a bounded way: read-only first, approvals where actions matter.
- 04 · Measured
Run, measure, improve
Track outcomes against the measures agreed at the start, then widen the scope.
Client identities and project material are withheld. These are accounts of scoped work, not claims of quantified customer results.