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Cutting no-shows for a multi-location healthcare practice
A growing outpatient practice group was losing a meaningful share of daily appointment slots to no-shows and manual double-booking across locations, while front-desk staff spent hours a day reconciling schedules across disconnected systems.
ResultCut no-shows meaningfully within the first quarter of rollout
Read case study FeaturedModernizing patient data security for a regional provider network
A regional network of clinics was running patient intake and records on a patchwork of legacy systems with inconsistent access controls, making it difficult to demonstrate compliance or respond quickly to audit requests.
ResultBrought every clinic location onto one consistent, auditable access model
Read case study FeaturedBuilding an AI estimator engine for auto and property damage claims
A US-based claims processor handling both auto and property damage claims relied on manual estimation for repair costs, creating long turnaround times and inconsistent estimates between adjusters working comparable damage.
ResultCut first-pass estimate turnaround from a manual, multi-step process to minutes
Read case study FeaturedAn AI auditor engine for catching claims errors before payout
The same claims operation was manually spot-checking only a small percentage of estimates and payouts for errors and irregularities, catching a fraction of the mistakes slipping through a high-volume claims pipeline.
ResultMoved from spot-checking a small sample of claims to reviewing effectively all of them
Read case study FeaturedReal-time claims visibility for a regional auto and property provider
Leadership at a regional claims provider had no real-time view into claims volume, cycle time, or bottlenecks — reporting was assembled manually from multiple systems on a weekly cadence, by which point the information was already out of date.
ResultReplaced a weekly manual report with a live, always-current view of performance
Read case study FeaturedOne CMS-driven travel portal for a multi-brand destination management group
A travel group running a B2B destination management business, a corporate offsite business and a leisure tours and packages brand had each on its own website, edited by developers. Publishing a new destination or package meant raising a ticket and waiting, content looked different from brand to brand, and enquiries arrived by email with no consistent structure.
ResultLet marketing and operations teams publish and update packages without developer involvement
Read case study FeaturedAn offsite planning portal that turns a client brief into a proposal
Corporate offsite requests arrived as long email threads, with headcount, dates, budget, objectives and preferences scattered across messages. Planners spent the first days of every enquiry rebuilding the brief, then assembled each proposal by hand from past documents.
ResultReplaced scattered email briefs with a single structured request
Read case study FeaturedA B2B partner portal for travel agents and tour operators
Travel agents and tour operators working with the destination management company asked for itineraries, pricing and availability by email and phone, and received PDFs that were out of date soon after. The team spent much of its day answering repeat requests for the same destination information.
ResultMoved repeat information requests out of email and into self-service
Read case study FeaturedOne sourcing pipeline for blue-collar hiring across job boards, messaging apps, referrals and walk-ins
A workforce solutions provider filled driver, technician, warehouse and factory roles for its clients, with candidates arriving from job boards, referrals, social media groups, messaging apps, walk-in drives and its own older database. Each source lived in a different spreadsheet or inbox, the same person often appeared several times under different details, and recruiters spent more time collating candidates than speaking to them.
ResultBrought every sourcing channel into one searchable candidate record
Read case study FeaturedMulti-level AI screening for high-volume blue-collar hiring
A single hiring drive for one client could draw hundreds of applicants for a few dozen roles. Recruiters phoned candidates one by one to check basic eligibility, licences and availability before any real assessment happened, so good candidates waited days for a response and many dropped out before anyone had spoken to them.
ResultGave every applicant a timely response instead of leaving most of them waiting
Read case study FeaturedStructured video profiles and evaluations for candidates without resumes
Many blue-collar candidates have little or no formal resume, and the qualities that matter, such as reliability, communication, safety awareness and practical experience, don't show up in one. Recruiters relied on short phone calls and instinct, which produced inconsistent decisions between recruiters and gave clients very little to go on.
ResultGave candidates without resumes a fair way to show their experience and communication
Read case study FeaturedA bilingual web and mobile marketplace connecting Saudi households with trusted service providers
Households in Saudi Arabia looked for plumbers, electricians, cleaners, air-conditioning technicians and other home service providers through word of mouth, social media groups and classified listings. Quality and prices were unpredictable, there was no record of who had done what, and providers had no reliable way to win work beyond their own circle.
ResultGave households one place to find and compare providers instead of relying on word of mouth
Read case study FeaturedQuote requests and structured negotiation for a home services marketplace
Customers described the same job to several providers by phone or chat, received quotes in different formats, and had no easy way to compare them or negotiate. Providers quoted without seeing the whole job, which led to price changes on arrival and disputes about scope.
ResultReplaced phone-and-chat quoting with comparable, itemized quotes
Read case study FeaturedAppointments, code-based check-in and sign-off, and payments for a home services marketplace
Once a job was agreed, everything else still happened off the platform: appointment reminders by phone, no proof that a provider had arrived, no clear moment when the work was accepted, and payment settled in cash or by transfer, with disputes over whether the job had really been done.
ResultCreated a verifiable record of arrival and completion for every job
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