Everyday work, done before you arrive.
The tasks your team repeats every morning are handled by an automated task: it checks, cross-references and leaves ready what you need to decide.
Your best people spend the morning copying data from one place to another.
Open the email, find the order, compare dates, tell whoever needs to know. The same every day, and every day someone misses something.
It does the repetitive work. You decide what matters.
An automated task reads your systems, carries out the usual steps and leaves anything doubtful in your inbox, with the evidence alongside. Your team stops searching and starts deciding.
- It reads what it always reads: your orders, your suppliers and your email, with the same permissions as a person.
- It does the usual steps: cross-references, compares and prepares.
- It leaves you what matters: the doubtful cases, in your inbox, with the reason why.
First, it works in the shadows.
A new automated task starts in testing: it works with real data, but it writes nothing to your ERP and doesn't send a single email. What it would have done is recorded and compared with what your people did.
- In testing: with your data, without changing anything.
- Compared: its proposals, against what your team decided.
- Ready when it gets it right: at least 9 times out of 10, over 30 proposals or more.
Approved by someone who didn't build it. And if it runs wild, it stops.
To go live, it must be approved by a different person from the one who built it. Once running, it is watched by code that doesn't change, not by another AI.
- Approved by someone else: whoever builds it can't approve it.
- Shortcuts are signed: if an administrator fast-tracks it, they write down why and it stays in the log.
- Automatic brake: if it suddenly does far more than usual, it pauses and alerts you.
And you know what it saves you.
Before it starts, we measure how long a person takes over that task today. With the automated task running, we measure again. The difference is your saving, proven rather than promised.
Lindero Calvin keeps watch.
Each automated task works within its permissions and under fixed rules. Anything that changes data or leaves your company waits for a person's approval, and everything it does is logged.
What Lindero Calvin isWhat if it gets it wrong and changes an order?
In testing it can't change anything. And in production it only does what your company has allowed it to, with anything sensitive waiting for a person.
Tell us which task your team repeats every morning
We measure what it costs today and show you how it would look.