Use cases
A good use case fits in three lines: a trigger, an agent, a human decision.
These are typical examples, by function. They are not client references: they are the situations we work on most often, and the way we frame them.
By function
What the agent does. What the human decides.
| Function | Trigger | The agent | The human |
|---|---|---|---|
| Finance | Reconciliation differences at period close | Analyses the differences, gathers the supporting evidence and proposes the matching, with an explanation. | The accountant approves the entries. |
| Legal | A contract received from a supplier | Compares each clause with your standard clauses and flags deviations and risks. | The legal team decides what to negotiate. |
| Customer service | An incoming request, by email or web form | Handles simple requests and prepares a complete file for the others. | An adviser takes over sensitive cases. |
| Transport and logistics | A billing dispute or delivery incident | Cross-checks orders, delivery notes and invoices, then proposes a resolution. | A manager approves above a set threshold. |
| Procurement | Responses to a call for tenders | Analyses the bids, compares them with the specifications and prepares the scoring grid. | The tender committee makes the award. |
| Compliance | A new regulation is published | Identifies the new obligations and maps them to your processes. | The compliance officer owns the action plan. |
By sector
Every sector has its own processes, data and rules.
We work with private and public organisations. Priority agents and risks differ from one sector to the next.
AI in energy
Operations, maintenance, regulatory compliance and customer relations at scale.
AI in banking and insurance
Case processing, compliance and fraud prevention, under demanding supervision.
AI in healthcare and pharma
Documentation, quality and regulatory affairs, with some of the most sensitive data there is.
AI in industry
Procurement, supply chain, quality and know-how to pass on.
AI in transport and logistics
Exceptions, disputes, billing and coordination across many partners.
AI in the public sector
Services to citizens, case handling, sovereignty and public procurement.
Abdoul Seck, Abdoul Diallo and Thierry de Lapasse
Does your use case fit in three lines?
Tell us about it. We will give you a candid view of whether it is ready, what it takes to launch and what it could deliver.