USE CASES
Built around the work
your team needs to do.
Explore practical scenarios for enterprise teams. These examples describe the intended experience, not customer testimonials or live results.
01 / KNOWLEDGE & ONBOARDING
Help people find
their way around.
For business users, support teams, and people learning an application.
The everyday challenge
A team member needs to understand a field or process, but the answer is spread across product documentation and internal guidance.
“What does available inventory mean, and where can I find it?”
The intended workflow
- Retrieve the relevant product explanation and page information.
- Explain the concept in context, with available source references.
- Point the user to the appropriate application page.
Required context: approved documentation and accurate product definitions. Missing information should be made clear.
02 / OPERATIONS & REPORTING
Make a business question
easier to investigate.
For operations teams working with orders, inventory, and business reports.
The everyday challenge
A user needs a trend or summary but has to navigate multiple screens, choose filters, and interpret the data before getting an answer.
“Compare monthly order amounts for the last six months.”
The intended workflow
- Use product definitions to identify the supported metric and date range.
- Prepare a read-only query for the authorized business system.
- Present the returned data as a readable table or chart.
Required context: agreed metric definitions, supported data sources, and application-side access controls. AI interpretation may need review.
03 / REVIEWABLE WORKFLOWS
Turn a request into
a draft you can inspect.
For teams preparing structured records in supported business applications.
The everyday challenge
A record needs information from a conversation or document, but required fields and business rules still need to be checked before submission.
“Prepare a draft order for these items so I can review it.”
The intended workflow
- Collect the supplied details and ask for required information that is missing.
- Show a structured preview for the user to inspect and correct.
- After confirmation, submit through the application’s permission-checked API.
Required context: a supported creation interface, valid field definitions, and a confirmation flow. A draft alone does not execute an action.
YOUR WORKFLOW MAY BE DIFFERENT
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Tell us which application your team uses and where people spend time searching, interpreting, or entering information.