Use cases

Three ways to put AI to work alongside you.

Each scenario shows who does what: the person, the AI coworker and the application. These are illustrative examples, not customer case studies.

Use cases

Illustrative scenario

Prepare a business review

A weekly review of open invoices, prepared by a read-only coworker.

LegendPersonAI coworkerApplication

  1. Person

    You configure the “Billing follow-up” role in Genesis, with read tools.

  2. AI coworker

    The coworker reads invoices and contacts.

    Tool — List invoices · List contacts
  3. AI coworker

    It computes open amounts and spots overdue payments.

    Tool — Financial summary
  4. AI coworker

    If it proposes creating an invoice, the action follows the access level: in “Ask first”, it is not executed.

    Tool — Create invoice · write
  5. Person

    You review the summary and decide on reminders.

Illustrative scenario

Organize customer service

An agent on the website for frequent questions, a team that reviews and adjusts.

LegendPersonAI coworkerApplication

  1. Person

    You create an agent in Relay and write its guidelines.

  2. Person

    You embed the widget on your site, for the allowed origins.

  3. AI coworker

    The agent answers visitors according to its guidelines.

  4. Application

    Conversations arrive in the Relay inbox.

  5. Person

    The team reviews conversations and adjusts the guidelines.

Illustrative scenario

Prepare a content campaign

From brief to publishing calendar, with human approval before anything goes live.

LegendPersonAI coworkerApplication

  1. Person

    You write the campaign brief in Plume.

  2. AI coworker

    A coworker generates visual proposals.

    Tool — Generate image · write
  3. AI coworker

    It proposes captions suited to each platform.

    Tool — Generate caption
  4. AI coworker

    Scheduling follows the Veloce access level: in “Ask first”, it waits for your approval.

    Tool — Schedule post · write
  5. Person

    You approve the calendar; publishing depends on connected accounts.

Lost time

What is the cost of lost time in your organization?

A simple estimate, from your own figures.

11 h

Example value: adjust it to your organization.

28
CHF 41
Working time lost every monthCHF 50'512hours × employees × hourly cost × 4 weeks

That time could be redirected to higher-value work. Let’s see together what AI coworkers can take over.

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Indicative estimate calculated from your values. Not a promise of savings.

What work would you delegate to AI?

Start with your use cases, applications and the level of delegation you want to introduce.