Use cases

From requests to completed work.

Explore practical ways to automate tasks, orchestrate workflows and help teams get work done—with approved system access, human oversight and measurable results.

A governed workflow from first request to completion
01

Appointment booking and reminders

An appointment request checked against available times, then confirmed with a reminder. An appointment request checked against available times, then confirmed with a reminder. Request Available times 10:30 Confirm Reminder
  1. Request
  2. Available times
  3. Confirm
  4. Reminder

The starting point

A patient asks to book or change an appointment.

How the workflow can progress

  1. Understand the requested service and collect only the agreed booking details.
  2. Check available options through an approved booking integration.
  3. Ask the patient to confirm the selection, then relay the recorded status and agreed reminders.

Where a person takes over

Route unavailable appointments, unclear requests or clinical questions to the care team.

The intended output

A recorded booking request or confirmation from the connected system, with clear next steps.

02

Customer support and human handover

A customer conversation clarified and passed to a support person with its context. A customer conversation clarified and passed to a support person with its context. Customer request Clarify Support team Context included
  1. Customer request
  2. Clarify
  3. Support team
  4. Context included

The starting point

A customer needs help with a service request.

How the workflow can progress

  1. Identify the request using approved knowledge and available context.
  2. Follow the agreed service flow or ask for clarification.
  3. Transfer the conversation and relevant request details when a person is needed.

Where a person takes over

Sensitive, unresolved or out-of-scope requests reach the appropriate support team.

The intended output

A supported next step or a human handover with context, rather than a disconnected conversation.

03

Lead qualification and follow-up

Customer interest qualified into a CRM record and an agreed follow-up. Customer interest qualified into a CRM record and an agreed follow-up. Interest Qualify CRM record Agreed follow-up
  1. Interest
  2. Qualify
  3. CRM record
  4. Agreed follow-up

The starting point

A person asks about a product or responds to a campaign.

How the workflow can progress

  1. Capture intent, relevant details and communication preferences.
  2. Apply agreed qualification criteria and update the approved CRM connection.
  3. Route the opportunity or continue a consent-based follow-up journey.

Where a person takes over

Sales teams review exceptions, commercial commitments and requests outside approved information.

The intended output

An opportunity with useful context and an agreed owner or next action.

04

Payment screening and Arabic name matching

A payment record and possible Arabic name match assembled for an authorised reviewer. A payment record and possible Arabic name match assembled for an authorised reviewer. Payment record •••• 4821 Arabic name match سارة العتيبي ساره العتيبي Reviewer Recorded outcome
  1. Payment record
  2. Arabic name match
  3. Reviewer
  4. Recorded outcome

The starting point

A payment or name needs screening under the bank’s defined process.

How the workflow can progress

  1. Access only the records and screening sources approved for the task.
  2. Assist Arabic name matching and assemble potentially relevant information for review.
  3. Route the case with supporting context to an authorised reviewer and record the agreed workflow events.

Where a person takes over

Authorised reviewers handle uncertain matches, escalations and consequential decisions.

The intended output

A reviewable screening case and recorded disposition within the agreed process.

05

Request routing and approvals

An operational request routed by role and configured approval rules, with a person involved only when needed. An operational request routed by role and configured approval rules, with a person involved only when needed. Request Configured rules Configured approval step Person review if needed Status recorded
  1. Request
  2. Configured rules
  3. Configured approval step
  4. Status recorded
  5. Person review if needed

The starting point

An employee or partner submits an operational request.

How the workflow can progress

  1. Collect the required details and identify the responsible team.
  2. Route documents and approval requests according to agreed roles.
  3. Update the system of record and notify the relevant people when the approved step is complete.

Where a person takes over

Exceptions and actions beyond delegated permissions require a responsible person’s review.

The intended output

A request with clear ownership, approval status and a traceable next step.

06

Knowledge and document assistance

Permitted documents searched to prepare a sourced answer and next step. Permitted documents searched to prepare a sourced answer and next step. Approved sources Answer + source Relevant passage Next step
  1. Approved sources
  2. Relevant passage
  3. Answer + source
  4. Next step

The starting point

An employee needs information from an internal policy or document.

How the workflow can progress

  1. Check which approved sources the employee is permitted to access.
  2. Find relevant information and explain it with source context where available.
  3. Help prepare the next routine step or route uncertainty to the responsible team.

Where a person takes over

People review uncertain answers, sensitive information and consequential actions.

The intended output

Relevant information or a prepared next step within the employee’s permissions.

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