Reads the request.
Recognises who is writing, what they need and which information is already available.
How it works
A request can arrive by email, WhatsApp, phone, form or business system. The Digital Employee takes ownership and follows the agreed process without stepping beyond its boundaries.
One request, seven steps
This is not a rigid chain. It is an operational assignment with rules, access controls and defined points where responsibility returns to a person.
Recognises who is writing, what they need and which information is already available.
Places the request in the right process and identifies any missing information.
Consults only the sources and systems it has been given permission to access.
Prepares replies, gathers documents, enters data or starts the defined activities.
Records the status in the CRM, management platform or tools the team already uses.
Sets a reminder, starts a follow-up or hands the work to the right person.
If it encounters an exception or an unauthorised choice, it stops and involves a person.
A practical example
A client asks for information, attaches a document and wants to arrange an appointment.
Incoming message
“Hello, I have attached the document you requested. Could you confirm whether anything is missing and suggest an appointment time?”
Before and after
The value is not simply sending an email faster. It is completing the steps that would normally remain scattered across people and tools.
Before
With Digital Employee
Human approvals
A discount threshold, an unusual document, a sensitive reply. The Digital Employee does not improvise where a decision is required.
During analysis, we define which activities it can complete, which require approval and who should receive each exception. The person receives the necessary context, not a problem they must reconstruct.
How we define operational boundariesThe systems you already use
Email, calendars, CRM, management platforms, forms, document archives and messaging channels can become part of the process when access is appropriate and technically feasible.
Before connecting anything, we assess the real system, the available permissions and the information required. We do not promise integrations before verifying them.
From idea to everyday work
Production begins only after the rules are explicit and the behaviour has been tested against realistic cases.
We observe how the work happens today, including exceptions, manual steps and responsibilities.
We define permissions, criteria, sources, approvals and expected outcomes.
We test normal requests, incomplete data and cases where it must stop.
We activate the agreed process with clear controls and responsibilities.
We observe completed work, exceptions and what needs improvement.
Frequently asked questions
How it works in practice depends on the assignment, systems and agreed boundaries.
No. We assess how it can work with existing tools based on available access and technical feasibility.
It stops according to the defined rules and involves the designated person, bringing the available context with it.
It depends on the process, integrations and exceptions. The initial assessment is designed to define a realistic starting point.
We start with a real request and reconstruct the work required to complete it.
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