Insights

AI in a business like yours — made provable.

Where AI already lives in real enterprise workflows, the risk you can't yet see, and what an Inspector catches.

Scenarios shown are representative Watch-mode records — illustrative of the work, not named customers.

Supply chain & procurement · Jun 2026

The procurement reconciliation was quietly guessing

A model reconciled purchase orders against invoices across a tangle of legacy ERP — fast, and occasionally wrong in ways no one could trace. Here's what an Inspector caught in Watch mode.

Legal & professional services · May 2026

The contract summarizer was sending privileged clauses to the model

A firm's contract-summarization step was passing client-confidential and privileged language straight to the model. Here's what an Inspector caught in Watch mode — provenance a client could see.

Manufacturing & quality · Apr 2026

The deviation-report bot couldn't show its work

A regulated manufacturer let a model draft deviation reports from batch records. It was fast — until an auditor asked how each conclusion was reached. Here's what an Inspector caught in Watch mode.

Healthcare & life sciences · Mar 2026

The discharge-summary model was reading full patient names

A hospital's discharge-summary drafting step was handing the model complete patient identifiers. Here's what an Inspector caught in Watch mode — inside the hospital's own walls, nothing run.

Finance & insurance · Feb 2026

The invoice bot was sending SSNs to the model

An ordinary SAP invoice-extraction step was quietly passing two PII fields to the model. Here's what an Inspector caught in Watch mode — at zero risk, nothing rewired.