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Documents move through extraction, validation and human review before reaching work systems

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AXM–104

One exampleConnected workflow

Request / source

Email

AXM–104Source retained

Record / example

ID
AXM–104
Item
Part A
Quantity
120 units
Source
Email

Pack check

Company details✓
Items✓
Document✓

Ready for review

AXM–104 / decision

Draft

A person decidesSample order

Delivery / step by step

01 process

Clear inputVerifiable outcome
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Estimating dashboard: an estimate queue with a fictional client and demonstration records
Dashboard interface · demonstration data
Illustrative example · real workflow principles
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Business automation / AXM

Let systems work.
Keep the decisions.

Emails, requests, documents and estimates in one connected process. People focus on the work that needs their attention.

Follow a request

We started with our own wholesale business. Now we connect client workflows, from incoming request to outcome.

01Incoming

Different sources.
One history.

An email, document or spreadsheet becomes a structured request. We retain the source and its links so every entry can be checked.

Email and attachments linked to the request

This story uses the fictional request AXM–104. It contains no client data and sends nothing.

02Structured data

From files
to usable data.

Items, company details, dates and quantities move into the right fields. The request connects to reference data and accounting without retyping.

SourceDataLinks

AI helps read unstructured documents. Ambiguous values need review.

03Rule checks

If something is missing,
you can see it.

Your process defines the document pack, required fields and permitted values. An incomplete request reaches the responsible person with a clear reason.

Data collected · ready for review

Change the condition. The branch with a missing document stops before approval.

04Human decision

The system prepares.
A person decides.

The sources and the prepared result are already together. A specialist checks exceptions, approves an estimate or asks for clarification.

The draft awaits your decision

Once approved, the example card continues to the work systems. Permissions and actions are agreed separately for each real project.

05Business scenarios

Your processes.
Your configuration.

Many building blocks recur. Every business has its own rules and outcomes.

One history for every delivery.

Retailer orders, accounting, document packs, shipments and reconciliation stay connected. Retailer requirements determine the document pack; a responsible person handles exceptions.

In operation in our own wholesale business. People choose the driver and resolve disputed amounts.

Scenario / outcome

Delivery

06Interface / Automatic

Automation
you can see.

The dashboard shows queues, results and pending decisions. Estimating teams, retail suppliers and farms have their own sections and permissions.

Sign in to the dashboard

Operating rules · activity history · data sources and freshness · project costs

The screenshot shows the estimating interface with a fictional client and demonstration records.

07Getting started

Start with one
of your processes.

Show us what you copy by hand, where it comes from and where it goes. We will examine the input, outcome and exceptions, agree a small pilot and how to measure its value.

  1. Understand the process
  2. Test a small pilot
  3. Deploy and support
Discuss your process

We work with your existing chats, CRM and accounting tools. Data access and support arrangements are agreed in advance.