Practical examples

AI and digitalisation in everyday work

Which workflow resembles your task? Six examples show what an enquiry, document or order can become, with completed drafts and clear next steps.

About these examples: These examples illustrate possible approaches in a simplified form. We have implemented comparable tasks in some internal or external projects. Confidential client and business information is not published.

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Handle enquiries and orders

Do you need to sort free-form emails or enter the same order details repeatedly? Compare reply preparation with transferring order data.

Find information and practise AI together

Do colleagues need answers from company documents, or practice using AI? Choose the knowledge search or the team exercise.

Help customers take the next step

Is this about an order in progress or prospects trying to understand your offer? The portal shows status and approval; the website leads to a relevant enquiry.

Practical exampleCustomer service and administration

Use AI to sort customer enquiries and prepare replies

Spend less time sorting messages and preparing repeated follow-up questions: AI can identify the issue and missing details in an email, then draft a reply. Your team reviews the draft and decides whether to send it.

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Practical examplePeople and training

Introduce AI tools and practise together as a team

Turn meeting notes into a checked action list: this example shows how a team instructs AI, reviews results and leaves missing information unresolved.

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Practical exampleTechnical documentation and internal knowledge

Search company documents with an AI knowledge assistant

Ask a question and receive a short answer with sources you can check: this example shows what a knowledge assistant can add and when your existing document search is enough.

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Practical exampleOrder processing

Move orders from PDFs and Excel into your ERP – without entering them twice

An order arrives by email. Someone copies the details into Excel, clarifies missing information and passes the list on. A second person then enters the same data into the ERP.

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Practical exampleCustom software

Develop a customer portal for a specific business workflow

A customer portal becomes relevant when customers and staff regularly work on the same case, but details, versions and next steps remain scattered across emails. A print order illustrates what a shared view would need to do.

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Practical exampleWebsite and discoverability

Build a clear multilingual B2B website

From a relevant offer to a specific enquiry: a training provider explains its services in German and English so prospects understand the content, prerequisites and next step.

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