Decide what happens when the workflow fails
Test incomplete evidence, unavailable systems, conflicting records and human intervention before accepting the workflow.
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One production workflow / two to four weeks
In two to four weeks, build the working route, integrations, exception handling and handover around one named owner and one agreed test.
Commercial scope
Two to four weeks
Built for
Operations teams ready to put one important workflow into production, with a named owner and a test everyone understands.
The problem
The team knows which workflow needs fixing, but previous attempts stopped at a demo, a loose connector or a tool people do not trust enough to use.
What is included
Invitation only / three places
The same production pilot at a reduced launch price, in return for an honest testimonial and permission to publish a properly evidenced case study.
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Outside scope
Related knowledge
Test incomplete evidence, unavailable systems, conflicting records and human intervention before accepting the workflow.
Read the guideKeep the model suggestion separate from the accountable operational decision.
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One person who can make decisions, a few people who use the current process and safe examples of the forms, records or screens involved. The work stays focused on one defined problem.
No. AI is useful only when it helps with a specific decision or evidence task. Many worthwhile improvements need a better handoff, better information capture or ordinary dependable automation instead.
Usually. I would rather improve the workflow between systems that still have value than force a new platform on the team. I check that the required integrations are practical before agreeing the build.

Start with one real problem
Bring one job, handoff or system that is causing trouble. Twenty minutes is enough to see whether Strataflow is a sensible fit.
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