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End-to-end automation of an auto glass business working with insurance companies. Insurer emails and documents are read automatically, the case is opened, the right glass is matched by VIN and compatibility, supplier stock and prices are compared, installation is booked, a payment link is issued and the client is kept informed at every step. People only make decisions. Live with real orders every day.
Reading insurer emails and documents automatically and matching glass by VIN really shrinks the manual data entry step. Issuing a payment link and booking installation keeps the process moving without extra clicks.
Thanks, Johnson! That was exactly the goal — no human should be copying data between an insurer's email and a CRM. The interesting part was the edge cases: when the VIN decode is ambiguous, the system stops and asks a person instead of guessing. What kind of automation are you working on these days?
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