Five systems · One engineering model

Workflows
we run.

Every Algebra engagement starts as a single workflow. We ship it to production in 4–8 weeks, measure the lift for 90 days, then extend into the next. These are the five we run most often — plus the custom ones we don't list.

Live systems 5 in production · 3 in pilot
Median build 5.2 weeks, kickoff to live
Average lift −74% cycle time · +2.1× throughput
Sectors Construction · Aerospace · Logistics · Legal
No. Domain System What it does Status
01 Commercial ops
Tender & RFP automation

Ingests the RFP, pulls answers from your document estate, drafts a compliant response with citations, and flags only the gaps for your bid team to resolve.

Live
02 Finance ops
Cash-to-order reconciliation

Matches incoming payments to invoices across banks, portals, and ERPs. Surfaces exceptions with a recommendation, not a ticket — so finance closes books faster.

Live
03 Logistics
Last-mile scheduling

Routing, re-routing, and driver comms that adjust to reality — weather, traffic, customer windows — without a human in the loop for every change.

Pilot
04 Support ops
Email & ticket triage

Classifies, routes, and drafts responses across shared inboxes, support queues, and legal intake — so agents work only on the tickets that actually need judgment.

Live
05 Intelligence
Market & competitor analyst

A Monday-morning brief built by an agent that reads filings, pricing, news, and review data — so your team walks in already knowing what moved over the weekend.

Pilot
06 Custom
The one you haven't named yet

If it's repetitive, judgment-heavy, and your team hates it — there's a good chance we can build it. Start with a 30-minute conversation.

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The pattern · 01

Different domain,
same architecture.

Every system we ship follows the same four-part shape. It's what makes the work compound instead of fragmenting.

Ingest

Read what your team reads.

Emails, PDFs, portal uploads, ERP extracts, warehouse scans. Anything your operators see today, the system sees the same way.

Reason

Decide with your context.

Retrieval over your document estate, your historical decisions, your policies. Not a foundation model guessing in a vacuum.

Act

Write to the systems you use.

Drafts email replies, updates CRM, posts to the tender portal, schedules the driver, books the journal entry. The side-effects are the work.

Hand off

Escalate when it matters.

Confidence thresholds, review queues, audit trails. The system never hides behind its own output — your team owns the final call.

Beyond the five

Not on the list?
Still possibly a yes.

Roughly a third of our engagements start as something we've never built before. The decision criteria are the same. If the work checks these boxes, send it over.

High volume. The work happens more than 20 times a week — otherwise the payback never lands.
Well-shaped. A person could explain the rules in an hour. No one's asking the system to invent strategy.
Existing data. You already have the inputs and outputs — emails, spreadsheets, tickets, filings. Not something we'd need to capture from scratch.
Judgment-heavy, not judgment-critical. A human still approves the consequential moves. The system takes the boring 80%.
Owner in the room. Someone on your side who owns the workflow and can tell us what "good" looks like.

Pick one.
Ship it in six weeks.

We'll walk through a real workflow on your side, and tell you honestly whether it's a fit. No deck, no pressure.

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Show us your workflows. We will show you where AI can run it.

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