Agents and workflows
Claims automation, citizen services and operational agents completing real work.
Try “KYC”, “Bedrock”, “Claude”, “insurance” or “ISO”.
Case Studies
Find proof points for the capability you want to ship next.
Browse
Browse success stories by solution type — agents, RAG, copilots and more.
Claims automation, citizen services and operational agents completing real work.
Knowledge assistants and research platforms grounded in enterprise truth.
Employee and customer-facing systems with measured adoption.
The infrastructure builds that made everything else faster.
Patterns that repeat
Read across the case studies and the same success factors recur — regardless of industry or solution type.
Pattern one
Every successful system had its golden set and quality gates before scale-up. The claims platform, the knowledge assistant, the research tools — all expanded only as measured quality held.
Pattern two
The differentiator was never which model — it was wiring into Guidewire, Epic, CMMS and order systems so AI could act. Systems that only answered plateaued; systems that acted transformed metrics.
Pattern three
Citations, visible confidence, human gates and honest 'I don't know's drove adoption everywhere — the technical accuracy mattered less than users' ability to verify it.
Jump in
Claims Automation — multi-agent processing at scale.
Knowledge Assistant — ACL-aware RAG for 20K users.
Support Agent — 70% resolution, CSAT up.
Support Copilot — queues halved, 85% adoption.
Demand Intelligence — forecasts planners trust.
Operations Copilot — downtime down 37%.
Delivery
We publish the architecture decisions, delivery approach and measurable results — so you can see how similar outcomes could apply to your enterprise.
Business pressure, legacy process and constraints.
Architecture, agents and integration design.
Build, evaluate, secure and launch.
Efficiency, cost, quality or revenue outcomes.
FAQ
Support automation and knowledge assistants typically show measurable results in one quarter; workflow automation follows close behind. Platform investments pay back through every subsequent build.
They share foundations — retrieval, evals, guardrails, observability — with solution-specific layers on top. That reuse is why later engagements move faster.
All are from recent production deployments and updated as programs expand. Ask us about the current state of any of them.
Next step
Describe the workflow — we'll point you to the closest proven build and its numbers.