Workflow automation builds
Ops processes rebuilt as instrumented pipelines with retries, idempotency and a trace per task — wired into the systems of record you already run on.
Munday AI designs, builds and runs AI automation inside enterprise operations. We ship instrumented systems into production and stay on the pager.
No pilots that stay pilots. No demos without evals. Every workflow measured before and after.
Across nine production systems, June 2026.
Measured against pre-build baselines.
Live, monitored, on our on-call rota.
Nothing we scoped failed to ship.
We don't sell a platform and we don't resell licences. Each engagement is a build: scoped against your systems of record, delivered with evals, handed over with runbooks.
Ops processes rebuilt as instrumented pipelines with retries, idempotency and a trace per task — wired into the systems of record you already run on.
Narrow, tool-using agents with hard boundaries: explicit permissions, confidence thresholds and a human queue for anything below the line.
Governed retrieval over your documents with freshness scoring, access control inherited from your IdP, and answers that cite the clause they came from.
The unglamorous layer: model routing, cost controls, prompt versioning, regression suites and dashboards that page someone when quality drifts.
A ranked automation map of your operation, costed in hours and error rate, with a numeric case per candidate — and an honest list of what to leave alone.
Fixed-shape engagement, five stages, twelve weeks to production. Stage gates are numeric: nothing advances without passing its eval threshold.
Process mining across your systems of record. Every candidate workflow costed in hours and error rate.
One workflow, fully specified: data contracts, failure modes, human-in-loop boundaries, eval set.
Pipelines, agents, retrieval and integrations built in your cloud. Weekly demo against real traffic.
Offline evals, red-teaming, cost-per-task modelling. Thresholds agreed before the switch flips.
Runbooks, dashboards, on-call rota. Retrained on drift, reviewed monthly, or handed to your team.
Client names withheld under NDA — figures are placeholders pending your sign-off
Carrier billing disputes were resolved by hand across three regions with a nine-day backlog. We rebuilt intake as an instrumented pipeline: classification, contract retrieval, drafted resolution, human review only under the confidence threshold.
First-notice-of-loss triage needed to be defensible to a regulator, not just fast. Every routing decision now carries a full trace of retrieved policy clauses and the eval score of the model version that made it.
Eleven documentation sources, four of them stale. We built retrieval over a governed index with freshness scoring, then wired deflection into the existing ticket flow rather than a new chat product nobody would open.
Model-agnostic by default. Everything runs in your cloud, your VPC, your audit log — or ours, if procurement prefers it.
In your cloud account, in your VPC, under your audit logging. You own the repository and the IP outright from day one — the contract has no licence-back clause and no runtime dependency on us.
Every build carries a golden eval set of at least 200 real cases from your own data, plus shadow-mode running against live traffic. We publish accuracy, cost per task and latency, and the numeric gate is agreed in writing before the cutover.
Whichever passes the evals at acceptable cost — usually a frontier model for reasoning steps and a small hosted model for classification. Model choice is a config value, not an architecture decision, so swapping is a deploy rather than a rebuild.
It gets caught by design. Every workflow has explicit confidence thresholds, a human-review queue and a full trace per task. We instrument the escalation rate as a first-class metric and tune the boundary rather than pretending it is zero.
The audit is a fixed fee, fully creditable against a build. Builds are fixed-scope per workflow, invoiced on stage gates. Operate is a monthly retainer you can stop with 30 days notice — no multi-year platform lock-in.
That is the default end state. Handover includes runbooks, architecture decision records, the eval harness and two weeks of pairing. Roughly half our clients run their systems in-house after the first year.
Two weeks, fixed fee, fully creditable against the build. You get a ranked automation map of your operation and a numeric case for each candidate. If nothing clears the bar, we tell you.