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AI agents built for retail operations

Multichannel order management
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ROI[1.1]
Summary[1.2]
Inputs[1.3]
Actions[1.4]
- 01Ingest orders across channels in real time.
- 02Normalize orders into a unified schema.
- 03Validate SKUs, pricing, and ship dates.
- 04Create orders in ERP/OMS and flag exceptions.
Outcomes[1.5]

Remittance processing
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ROI[2.1]
Summary[2.2]
Inputs[2.3]
Actions[2.4]
- 01Extract payer, invoice, and payment details.
- 02Match payments to open invoices with tolerances.
- 03Classify deductions and short pays.
- 04Post cash and route disputes for review.
Outcomes[2.5]

Customer feedback classification
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ROI[3.1]
Summary[3.2]
Inputs[3.3]
Actions[3.4]
- 01Classify feedback by intent and sentiment.
- 02Extract product, order, and issue details.
- 03Prioritize and route to the right team.
- 04Draft responses or escalation notes.
Outcomes[3.5]

SOP knowledge agents
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ROI[4.1]
Summary[4.2]
Inputs[4.3]
Actions[4.4]
- 01Answer questions with cited sources.
- 02Recommend next steps and templates.
- 03Escalate complex requests to experts.
- 04Log new knowledge gaps for updates.
Outcomes[4.5]





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How to spot AI agent opportunities
Which processes still require significant manual data entry or re-keying between systems (ERP, TMS, WMS, CRM, spreadsheets)?
Which workflows rely on large volumes of semi-structured documents (invoices, contracts, BOLs, manifests, forms)?
Which processes rely on inputs with high variance (PDF formats, free-form text, email attachments)?
Which shared inboxes require constant manual monitoring, triage, and follow-up to keep up with customers, suppliers, or partners?
Which rule-based, repetitive tasks drive the most overtime, headcount, or SLA risk?
Which of these repetitive workflows would drive the most value if an AI agent could run them end-to-end?













