Capture the real workflow
Map the people, sources, systems, decisions, workarounds and failure points involved in how the work actually gets done.
Relay does not install AI wherever it fits. We examine one important workflow, capture the knowledge that makes it work and build the structure the rest of the team needs to execute it consistently.
Map the people, sources, systems, decisions, workarounds and failure points involved in how the work actually gets done.
Turn quality rules, source priorities, approvals, edge cases and escalation conditions into explicit system behavior.
Create the interface, retrieval, integrations, automation, validation and human checkpoints required to run the workflow.
Educate users and internal owners during the build, then provide training, documentation and a defined stabilization period.
These are not black-box automations. Each workflow combines structured information, explicit standards, exception handling and a person retaining the decision that carries risk.
Vendor files arrive in whatever shape the vendor sends them, and leave as a structured record every downstream team can use.
A customer describes what they need in their own words. The system finds it, checks it, and hands a salesperson something worth sending.
One product record, entered once, feeds every team that needs it instead of requiring the same information to be retyped in six places.
Relay builds guided applied-AI systems for important operational workflows. A system can include interfaces, information retrieval, integrations, automation, validation, exception handling and human approval.
No. Relay builds with the employees who understand the work, captures their standards and keeps human review wherever a decision carries risk.
A strong first workflow is recurring, costly or slow, depends on experienced judgment and has a clear owner who can define what a useful result looks like.
In 20 minutes, we will help you identify whether it is a useful first build.