Rule-based automation
Repetitive, verifiable work that can execute inside explicit permissions, sources and conditions.
PROCESS ANALYZER · IA EMPLEADO
Choose a reference workflow, mark where time or context is lost and compare current work with an indicative proposal that separates automation, assistance and human decisions.
BEFORE → AFTER
The proposal does not try to automate everything. Every step keeps a visible classification and explains which role, system and control point is involved.
Mark any step that creates waiting, errors, rework or context loss in your organization.
A person opens the message, interprets the reason and creates or finds the case.
The agent jumps between CRM, ecommerce and ERP and copies data into the ticket.
Support forwards information to billing or operations and waits, often without a shared structure.
A person reviews terms, amount and exception before authorizing a consequential action.
Support reconstructs the story, writes the reply and updates several records.
Indicative proposal based on bounded responsibilities, explicit handoffs and human approval when impact requires it.
Customer Support AI identifies intent and links the request to the correct case using approved sources.
Required context is retrieved from permitted systems and attached to the case without manual copy-paste between screens.
The case moves to the specialist role with the minimum required context and an explicit expected result.
AI prepares evidence and a proposal, while compensation, out-of-policy cancellation or sensitive amounts remain under human approval.
Customer Support AI retrieves the approved outcome, prepares the response and updates permitted history to close the case.
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METHOD
The analyzer separates repetitive execution, assisted preparation and human responsibility so that improving speed does not remove necessary controls.
Repetitive, verifiable work that can execute inside explicit permissions, sources and conditions.
AI gathers context, validates data or prepares an action while deterministic policy or a person confirms the consequential step.
Negotiation, sensitive judgment, high-impact exceptions or reserved authority remain under human responsibility.
When ownership changes, the allowed context, expected result and authoritative system should be explicit.
EXPLAINED PATTERNS
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A support request arrives and ends up involving an order, invoice or exception that may need approval.
A person opens the message, interprets the reason and creates or finds the case.
Customer Support AI identifies intent and links the request to the correct case using approved sources.
The agent jumps between CRM, ecommerce and ERP and copies data into the ticket.
Required context is retrieved from permitted systems and attached to the case without manual copy-paste between screens.
Support forwards information to billing or operations and waits, often without a shared structure.
The case moves to the specialist role with the minimum required context and an explicit expected result.
A person reviews terms, amount and exception before authorizing a consequential action.
AI prepares evidence and a proposal, while compensation, out-of-policy cancellation or sensitive amounts remain under human approval.
Support reconstructs the story, writes the reply and updates several records.
Customer Support AI retrieves the approved outcome, prepares the response and updates permitted history to close the case.
An invoice arrives by email or document, data is extracted, validated and prepared for posting or exception handling.
A person downloads attachments, renames files and decides where to store them.
Administrative AI identifies the document, preserves its source and hands it to the accounting flow with basic metadata.
Supplier, date, net amount, tax and total are manually copied into the system.
Fields are extracted and prepared in structured form for validation before any final posting.
Duplicates, totals, supplier, due date and purchase or service reference are reviewed.
Accounting & Billing AI checks rules, duplicates and references and separates clean cases from exceptions.
A person contacts the supplier or internal owner and decides how the exception should be handled.
AI presents the discrepancy, evidence and context; a person resolves exceptions involving accounting, tax or authorization judgment.
After review, ERP is updated and information is then replicated into controls or reporting.
The system receives validated status and Reporting AI can reuse confirmed information without creating a second manual source.
A commercial signal arrives, is researched, recorded and followed up until a person takes control when negotiation starts.
The lead arrives from a source and someone manually creates or completes the CRM record.
The signal is normalized and its source preserved before entering the sales process.
The seller searches scattered information and decides which details to copy into CRM.
Sales SDR AI gathers permitted context, preserves source and prepares a summary for the next-step decision.
An email is written, context checked and follow-up scheduled across separate tools.
The SDR prepares messaging and CRM; Email Manager links the reply to the correct opportunity and maintains continuity.
Availability is negotiated by email and calendar and CRM are updated afterwards.
When intent is clear, permitted times are coordinated and opportunity context follows into the next stage.
A person adapts proposal, terms, price and commercial commitment.
AI prepares history and drafts, while negotiation, discounts, commitments and consequential terms remain under human authority.
An order has a delay, stock issue, fulfillment error or delivery problem and crosses support, operations and logistics.
The issue appears in one tool and may take time to reach the team that needs to act.
Order Management AI identifies the exception type and starts the workflow with the correct order and state.
A person checks several systems and reconstructs what happened.
Order, warehouse and transport are queried as separate sources and the discrepancy is summarized without hiding which system states what.
Operations, logistics and support exchange messages until they agree on reshipment, a new date or another next step.
Each role receives a concrete task and returns structured status so the next owner can continue without rebuilding the case.
If there is a refund, discount or compensation, an owner reviews impact and terms.
The team prepares context and options, while consequential financial or commercial authority remains reserved to a person.
Support gathers internal responses, explains the outcome and updates the case.
Customer Support AI receives the approved final state, communicates the outcome and keeps history linked to the order and case.
FAQ
No. This first version uses predefined business patterns. It helps explore a possible architecture before technical discovery with real data, exceptions and systems.
Technical capability and business authority are different. Sensitive decisions, negotiation, exceptions or actions above defined thresholds can remain under human control.
No. Systems represent process dependencies. Real integration must be validated against provider, API, permissions, data and architecture.
Not in this version. State remains local during the session. A summary is only shared if you choose to open and send the prepared email.
FROM PROCESS TO TEAM
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