Map the actual workflow
Identify the trigger, decision points, required data, system boundaries and exceptions. Define what successful completion means.
trigger → 4 decisions → done = record updated03 / EXECUTION / AGENTIC WORKFLOWS
AI-assisted workflows that connect to your business software with validation, approval and recovery built into the design.
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THE STARTING POINT
Someone still reviews the document, updates the record and moves the request forward. We build bounded workflows around those steps, with clear rules for when the system should stop and ask a person.
WHAT WE WORK TOWARDA defined workflow connected to your tools, with observable decisions and controlled side effects.
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WHAT THE WORK INCLUDES
SCOPE IS DEFINED TOGETHERIdentify the trigger, decision points, required data, system boundaries and exceptions. Define what successful completion means.
trigger → 4 decisions → done = record updatedGive the system narrow, validated interfaces to the software it needs. Separate read operations from actions that change business state.
read: 6 tools · write: 2, both validatedAdd approval gates, audit trails and recovery paths. Test repeated requests, failed dependencies and uncertain outputs.
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WHERE IT FITS
Extract a proposed update, validate it and route it for approval before writing to a business system.
Classify incoming requests, gather relevant context and prepare a next step for the responsible team.
Coordinate a bounded process across existing tools while keeping consequential decisions reviewable.
No. When rules and steps are known, ordinary automation may be the better fit. Use model judgment only where the task benefits from it.
That is a design decision, not a default. We define which operations can run automatically, which require approval, and which the system must never perform.
We design explicit failure states, retry rules and recovery steps. Actions that can be repeated accidentally need special handling to avoid duplicate effects.
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