Problems, described the way they actually arrive.
Not case studies — we have none we are permitted to publish. These are the problems we are asked about most, with the approach, what we would measure, and the thing most likely to go wrong.
Support questions answered before they become tickets
A retrieval assistant on the help centre and inside the product, grounded in your own articles.
Read the use case Document intelligenceInvoices and forms read into structured fields
Extraction with a confidence threshold and a human review queue for anything below it.
Read the use case AI agentsReconciliation across two systems that disagree
A bounded agent that fixes what it is permitted to fix and escalates the rest with a recommendation.
Read the use case Cloud & AWSA cloud bill that can be explained line by line
Attribution first, then waste, then rightsizing, then commitments — in that order.
Read the use case Field operationsField visits you can verify
Offline-first capture at the shop, so the record is made where the work happens.
Read the use case B2B loyaltyA channel scheme finance can reconcile
Points traceable to a settled transaction, with reversal rules decided before launch.
Read the use caseWhy these and not case studies
A case study tells you what happened to somebody else. A use case tells you how we would think about your version of it, which is the thing you are actually trying to judge.
Each one names what we would measure and what usually goes wrong, because those two are where the disagreements happen — and it is cheaper to have them now.
Talk through your versionHave something worth building?
Tell us the constraint you are working against. If we are not the right people for it, we will say so.
Or write to connect@jannex.in