Use Cases

Clear work.
Visible control.

03 / USE CASESTRIGGERHANDOFFAPPROVAL GATEOUTPUT
Reference workflows

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These scenarios are illustrative patterns—not customer case studies, deployed integrations, or performance claims.

UC / 01GROWTH + REVENUE

Reactivate dormant pipeline.

Turn stale CRM records into a reviewable campaign without letting an agent contact prospects on its own.

TRIGGERPipeline below target
AGENTSGrowth → Revenue
OUTPUTPrioritized send queue
HUMAN GATE / EXTERNAL CONTACTApprove segment, claims, and messages before CRM send.
UC / 02FINANCE

Refresh the 13-week cash view.

Reconcile approved sources, explain variances, and prepare scenarios while keeping financial commitments with people.

TRIGGERWeekly close
AGENTSFinance → Chief of Staff
OUTPUTScenario brief
HUMAN GATE / COMMITMENTApprove any payment, budget change, or external forecast.
UC / 03OPERATIONS

Route process exceptions.

Detect stalled work, gather the missing context, and send each exception to the person with authority to resolve it.

TRIGGERSLA or rule breached
AGENTSOperations → Owner
OUTPUTException queue
HUMAN GATE / POLICY CHANGEApprove destructive edits, new rules, or workflow bypasses.
UC / 04CUSTOMER

Prepare a churn-risk response.

Combine product, support, and account context into response options that an accountable owner can inspect and send.

TRIGGERHealth signal declines
AGENTSCustomer → Revenue
OUTPUTAction brief + draft
HUMAN GATE / CUSTOMER PROMISEApprove the response, concession, and any commercial promise.
UC / 05LEADERSHIP

Build the founder morning brief.

Compress cross-functional signals into the few decisions, exceptions, and opportunities that actually need attention.

TRIGGERDaily schedule
AGENTSAll → Chief of Staff
OUTPUTDecision brief
HUMAN GATE / DIRECTIONLeadership sets priority, risk appetite, and the next objective.

ILLUSTRATIVE USE CASES / ACTUAL TOOL ACCESS, DATA POLICY, AND AUTHORITY MUST BE CONFIGURED PER ORGANIZATION.

A good first workflow

Frequent enough to matter.
Bounded enough to trust.

The strongest starting point is a recurring process with clear inputs, a measurable output, and one obvious human decision.

01

Recurring

It happens weekly or daily, not once a year.

02

Evidence-rich

The inputs already exist in approved systems.

03

Reviewable

A person can quickly judge a proposed output.

04

Measurable

Success can be observed without invented ROI.

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Describe the trigger, the current handoffs, and the action that should never happen without approval.

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