Stage 11 to 2 weeks
AI Opportunity Sprint
Teams who know AI matters but not where to start.
A short, structured discovery that finds the AI opportunities worth pursuing in your business, and the ones that aren't.
Find your AI opportunityAI workflow automation
Starts with one workflow and a measured baseline. Humans approve anything that matters.
Most operational work is not one task. It is a chain: something arrives, someone reads it, checks two systems, decides, updates a third system and tells a customer. Traditional automation breaks as soon as the input is unstructured. People fill the gaps by hand.
Requests arrive by email, WhatsApp, forms and PDFs. Nothing happens until someone has time to read, sort and re-key them, so response times depend on who is on shift.
Your CRM, ERP and spreadsheets do not talk to each other, so people copy the same data between them. Every copy is another chance for a typo.
Classic RPA and if-this-then-that tools need perfectly structured inputs. Real messages are messy, so the automation covers only the tidy cases and the rest falls back to manual work.
When a process spans several tools, there is no single record of who did what and why. Delays are hard to diagnose and audits are painful.
Read inbound enquiries, enrich them from your CRM, score them against your criteria and route them to the right salesperson with a drafted first reply.
Collect documents, check them for completeness, create accounts across systems and chase missing items automatically, with a person signing off the final activation.
Capture invoices from email, extract and validate fields, match them to purchase orders and send only mismatches for review before posting to the ERP.
Turn email-based approvals into structured requests with context summaries, policy checks and a clear audit trail of who approved what.
Classify tickets by intent and urgency, attach relevant account history, suggest a response and escalate anything sensitive to a human agent.
Automate recurring reconciliations, status updates and report preparation that currently consume hours of skilled staff time each week.
A documented current-state and future-state workflow, with the decision points, exceptions and approval gates agreed before any code is written.
Durable, retry-safe pipelines that coordinate AI steps, business rules and system updates, so a failed API call never loses a case.
Classification, extraction, summarisation and drafting steps using large language models, each with structured outputs and validation.
A focused interface where people handle only the cases the system is unsure about, with the context they need already attached.
API, webhook and database connections to the tools you already run, built and tested by the same team that builds the workflow.
Throughput, queue age, exception rates and cost per case, so you can see whether the workflow is doing its job.
The usual suspects. If yours has an API or a database, we can almost certainly work with it.
A new email, form submission, file upload, webhook or scheduled job starts a case.
An AI step classifies the request and extracts the fields the process needs, returning structured data rather than free text.
Business rules validate the result against your systems. Does the customer exist, does the amount match, is it within policy?
Confident, in-policy cases update your systems automatically. Everything else goes to a review queue with a clear reason.
Every step, input, decision and approver is logged, giving you an audit trail and the data to improve the workflow.
The scenario: A B2B company receives enquiries through its website, email and WhatsApp. Sales wants qualified leads in the CRM within minutes, not days.
Timings are typical for a first release. They depend on scope, how ready your data is and the integrations involved, so we confirm them after discovery.
We shadow the process, collect real (anonymised) examples, measure today's handling time and error points, and agree what success looks like.
We design the future-state flow and test the AI steps against your historical examples before connecting anything to live systems.
We connect the workflow to your tools, run it in shadow mode alongside your team, then switch on automation for the cases it handles well.
We review exceptions weekly, tune rules and prompts, and extend automation to the next workflow once the first one is stable.
Security, privacy, testing and human control are designed in from the start, not bolted on after a pilot. We adapt them to your policies and your risk.
Payments, customer-facing messages and record deletions can require human approval. You decide where the gates sit.
Each integration uses scoped credentials with only the permissions that step needs, stored in a secrets manager and never in prompts.
Every AI step is evaluated against a set of your real examples, and re-tested whenever prompts, rules or models change.
Inputs, model outputs, rule results and approver actions are logged per case, so any decision can be explained later.
Results depend on your process, volumes and data quality, so we measure a baseline first and report against it. Typical goals include:
Cycle time per case, Share of cases handled without re-keying, Exception rate and reasons, Cost per processed case.
We don't promise savings or accuracy figures up front. We measure them on your data during the pilot.
Stage 11 to 2 weeks
Teams who know AI matters but not where to start.
A short, structured discovery that finds the AI opportunities worth pursuing in your business, and the ones that aren't.
Find your AI opportunityStage 23 to 5 weeks
One valuable workflow you want to prove before scaling.
A focused pilot that automates a single workflow end to end, running against a measured baseline so the result is a decision, not a demo.
Start an AI pilotStage 36 to 12 weeks
An AI product or feature you are ready to ship to real users.
A full build from product design to deployment: the AI, the application around it, the integrations and the tooling to run it.
Plan a production buildStage 4Ongoing, monthly
AI systems already in production that need an owner.
Ongoing care for production AI: we watch quality, control costs, handle model changes and keep security reviews current.
Talk about managed AIWorkflow engineering is the practice of redesigning a multi-step business process and then automating it end to end. It combines AI steps that read and decide, business rules that validate, integrations that update your systems, and human review where judgement is needed.
RPA follows fixed scripts on structured screens and breaks when inputs vary. AI workflow automation can understand emails, documents and free text, so it handles far more real-world variation, while rules and approvals keep it predictable.
Pick a high-volume, repetitive process with clear rules for what a good outcome is and a manageable cost of mistakes. Lead intake, invoice capture and ticket triage are common first choices. Our AI Opportunity Sprint helps rank candidates.
No. We connect to the CRM, ERP, email and databases you already use through their APIs or, where needed, a small integration service.
Every AI step returns a confidence signal and passes validation rules. Low-confidence or out-of-policy cases go to a review queue with the reason attached, instead of being processed automatically.
Walk us through it. We'll tell you honestly whether AI automation fits, what a pilot would cover and how we'd measure it. We reply within one business day.
We reply within one business day, and we're happy to sign an NDA first. Prefer email? Write to info@originsphere.in.