The examples below are illustrative. They describe the shape of work we automate — not specific customers. Where a real engagement is published in future, it will appear here with the customer named and their agreement, and with figures they have confirmed.
A batch of documents arrives and has to be read, understood and turned into a structured list someone can work from. The reading is unavoidable; the retyping is not.
The same report goes out every month, assembled by hand from the same sources each time. The judgement in it takes minutes; the assembly takes most of a day.
Several suppliers respond in different formats against the same requirements. Comparing them fairly is slow, and the gaps tend to surface after a decision has already been made.
We have not published customer case studies yet, and we will not invent them. When we do publish one, it will follow the structure below — shown here with an illustrative workflow so you can see what to expect.
Inspection reports arrived as PDFs from several sources, in several layouts. Each one had to be opened, read and summarised into a central register before anything could be reported on.
An administrator worked through the week's reports one at a time, copying dates, reference numbers, findings and outcomes into a shared spreadsheet, then chasing whatever was missing or illegible.
A workflow that reads each report, pulls the same fields regardless of layout, checks them against the expected format and assembles the register entry — leaving anything ambiguous marked for attention.
Flagged entries and anything scoring low on confidence go to the administrator for a decision. Nothing enters the register without a person accepting it, and every field links back to its source page.
This is where the measured improvement goes: time per cycle before and after, rework or correction rate, turnaround time. We will only publish figures the customer has measured and agreed — no estimates.
Built and operated on QMerse, our visual workflow platform, which is what keeps each step of the workflow inspectable after it goes live.
No testimonials, logos, ROI figures or customer names appear anywhere on this site until they are real and approved.
If one of these felt uncomfortably familiar, that process is probably worth half an hour of conversation.