Job-to-report workflow
A synthetic service-job batch is normalised, checked and split into ready items versus exceptions that stay with a human.
View Automation Studio →These examples show the structure, evidence and exception-handling we use before a workflow is treated as useful.
A synthetic service-job batch is normalised, checked and split into ready items versus exceptions that stay with a human.
View Automation Studio →Public procurement notices are filtered against a defined supplier scope, with fit notes, deadlines, source links and next actions.
View Tender & Bid Radar →A Scottish-CIC demonstration screens current funding routes, records eligibility evidence and includes negative screening rather than forcing weak matches.
View Grant Radar →A baseline captures public competitor-price evidence so later checks can report material movement instead of repeating a manual browse.
View Monitoring Radar →Fictional invoices become structured fields with source references and explicit PASS / REVIEW / FAIL status; missing values are not invented.
View Document Workflows →A fictional recurring report keeps metric calculations source-traced and routes missing/conflicting inputs into an exception list for approval.
View Reporting Workflows →A public-source Scottish FM demonstration records why each organisation fits the ICP, which exclusions were checked and where confidence needs review.
View Lead Intelligence →A defined public marketplace watchlist captures evidence first, then compares a later observation for price, availability, listing or seller changes.
Open the baseline demo →An SIA-focused demonstration separates current requirements from proposals/watch items and keeps the original official source attached.
View Compliance & Risk Radar →A digital-inclusion demonstration uses public Scottish Government and Ofcom material, preserving provenance and flagging genuine evidence gaps.
View Knowledge & Research Systems →