Inbox triage that drafts the reply. A service that reads a shared mailbox, sorts every message by what it is (new enquiry, existing customer, invoice query, spam) and leaves a drafted reply in the mailbox's own tone. Nothing is sent until a person clicks send. We run it on our own enquiries inbox every day, and it is available to clients as Inbox Triage, from £49 + VAT a month. You can try it on one of your own emails.
A jobs board that keeps itself in order. At Eightlegged, client emails become jobs on our board, each with an owner, a date and a state. Routine work such as security patches, SEO fixes and content updates is prepared automatically and checked by a person. Simple brochure sites go live once someone approves the change; anything with logins, payments or live data waits for a person to deploy it.
Cataloguing for an auction house. For a Yorkshire auction house we maintain the live bidding system their clerks use during sales. Alongside it, AI looks at lot photographs and produces a first-pass description and condition notes, so the specialist starts from a draft instead of a blank field. The specialist still writes the final entry; the AI removes the typing.
Listing an item from a photo. On a UK reuse platform used by councils, NHS trusts and universities, staff listing a spare desk or a box of stationery used to fill in a form by hand. Now they upload a photo, the AI identifies the item, picks the category and fills in the fields, and they check it and press save.