Use-cases

Your AI co-workers. Start with the one that hurts.

Each co-worker is a bundle of approved skills with a job, running on the AI you already have. Four examples of what a co-worker can be. Yours will look like your team.

CCarmenFinance
  • refund-exceptionssign-off
  • billing-exceptionssign-off
  • invoicingexecute
Runs on Claude · your connection@carmen · carmen@fernhill

refund-exceptions

Refund exceptions

Refunds handled the way your team actually handles them, including the edge cases that never made it into the help doc.

Finish line the refund got approved.

See it in the demo

billing-exceptions

Invoice chasing & billing exceptions

AR follow-ups and the billing exceptions your team makes by feel, with the money-touching step gated behind a human.

Finish line the dunning sequence paused for a known-good account.

SSamSales
  • renewal-followupexecute
  • pricing-exceptionssign-off
  • lead-qualificationsuggest
Runs on Copilot · your connection@sam · sam@fernhill

renewal-followup

Lead qualification & renewals follow-up

Lead scores reach a rep as suggestions to confirm, never as decisions. Renewal follow-ups go out on their own, with the offer your reps actually use, and the judgment calls flagged, not guessed.

Finish line the renewal nudge went out with the right offer.

pricing-exceptions

Quote, proposal & pricing-exception approvals

Deal-desk knowledge is pure Slack exhaust. Praxeum turns "when can we discount?" into a cited rule, with pricing exceptions routed for sign-off.

Finish line the non-standard discount was approved on the record.

JJeffHR
  • onboarding-runbookexecute
  • leave-requestssign-off
Runs on ChatGPT · your connection@jeff · jeff@fernhill

onboarding-runbook

Client & employee onboarding

Where documentation is most confidently wrong. Your real onboarding steps, cited, and the gaps between the doc and the practice surfaced on day one.

Finish line the new hire got the correct, current checklist.

See it in the demo

leave-requests

Leave requests & HR approvals

The leave and approval rules that live in a manager’s head, applied the same way every time, with the sign-off where it belongs.

Finish line the leave request was approved with cover in place.

NNoorSupport and ops
  • escalationssign-off
  • ticket-triageexecute
  • incident-runbookexecute
Runs on Claude · your connection@noor · noor@fernhill

escalations

Escalations & support exceptions

Escalations handled the way your team actually handles them, with the judgment calls flagged for a person, not guessed.

Finish line the escalation reached the right person with the context attached.

incident-runbook

Incident response & on-call runbooks

Your postmortems already live in Notion. Praxeum keeps the runbook current as reality drifts, and flags when a step stops matching what actually happened.

Finish line the on-call followed the current runbook, not a stale one.

More jobs a co-worker can hold

  • Procurement approvals
  • IT access requests
  • Legal intake
  • Marketing ops
  • Customer success
  • Month-end close

Start with one workflow. The brain grows from there, and skills beyond your first keep surfacing.

Which co-worker do you need first?

Tell us your most painful repeated workflow.

Any workflow your team repeats that leaves a trail in Slack, docs, or tickets qualifies. We'll start there.

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