The agents you can put to work, and what each does.
The workflow examples lists the agents available to put to work, what each does and what it needs, so you can choose the jobs to start with.
We are building this next. Tell us if it matters to you and we will involve you as it takes shape.
It is hard to know which jobs are worth giving to an agent first.
Pilots start in the wrong place, stall and put people off.
of UK leaders can only partly see what AI costs them
KPMG UK, 2026The benefits of workflow examples.
The people who feel the problem first.
Pick the jobs to start with.
See what applies to your team.
See what is possible.
Three ways teams use workflow examples.
Find a job worth starting with.
Sequence jobs by value and risk.
Show a team what is available.
Works best alongside.
Trained agent teams with guardrails and a named owner.
See Skill Teams LibraryThe prompts, agents and workflows that work, shared and attributed.
See Library CommsCustomer letters and emails drafted by an agent, checked against your rules.
See Comms All of AutomateAgents on jobs in collections, customer service and finance operations, with a named owner for each. Advisers, human and agentic.
See the Automate modulePrices are indicative ranges, confirmed in writing before you commit. Estimates are replaced by your own figures once your health check runs.
How the supporting tools fit together
GenWA Frame brings together your policies, business knowledge and our methodology to guide the work.
The Log records what connected AI saw, produced and who approved it.
The Intelligence Layer is being built to turn those records into trends and answers linked to their source. We agree which tools are available and appropriate for your engagement.
Find out more about the GenWA FrameSee workflow examples working on your business.
Start with a health check. Agree the scope, fees and next steps with us.