Illustrative examples

A workflow is more than a clever prompt.

See the trigger, transformation, human checkpoint, and output. Examples only—not claims about client projects.

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01 / ENQUIRY TO FOLLOW-UP

Respond with context, not copy-paste

Example: Capture an enquiry, summarize needs, draft a reply, prepare a CRM note. A person verifies details and approves any external message or consequential CRM update.

Output: Reviewed draft and organized enquiry record.

02 / NOTES TO PROPOSAL DRAFT

Start from what the conversation covered

Example: Sort discovery notes against approved templates and pricing inputs. A person verifies scope, pricing, dates, and commitments.

Output: A first draft—not a sent proposal or approved price.

03 / DOCUMENT TO STRUCTURED RECORD

Move details with a review lane

Example: Extract and validate known fields, then route uncertainty. A reviewer checks exceptions; no automatic financial approval.

Output: Checked record and exception trail.

04 / KNOWLEDGE ASSISTANT

Find the source, not just an answer

Example: Retrieve from approved documents with access boundaries. Flag unsupported answers and respect permissions.

Output: A cited starting point for a person to verify.

Interactive example

Watch a sample enquiry become a draft.

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SYNTHETIC DATA ONLYSample input

“We’re a 12-person design studio. We need help organizing project enquiries and understanding onboarding.”

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