Enterprise automation & intelligence

Move work forward.
Across software. Beyond the screen.

Datawall automates work across your existing software and makes sense of data, images and video. Start with a digital workflow, a physical-world task, or connect both. Software-only workflows need no inspections or cameras.

Already in software

Email · Documents · Tasks · System records

From the physical world

Images · Video · Visual observations

Customer story · Financial services

Back-office work.
Not another inbox to manage.

An accounting client uses Datawall for software-to-software back-office work: case follow-ups, status requests, customer-service email and task updates.

The firm's people still own client relationships and conversations. The automation handles defined work across the tools behind them.

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How it fits together

Understand the information.
Complete the next step.

Start

Use the input you have

Begin with an email, document, task or existing system record. Add images or video only when the workflow needs them.

Understand

Put information in context

Extract relevant information, organize operational data or interpret visual evidence for a defined task.

Act

Move the work forward

Update the appropriate system or produce a report. Scope access, review points and exceptions with the team responsible for the workflow.

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Industry applications

The workflow comes first.
The industry gives it context.

Financial services, insurance, manufacturing and multi-site operations have different requirements. We start with the specific work, systems and review process, rather than assuming every team needs the same solution.

Customer stories describe work in use. Workflow explorations describe opportunities to validate in a scoped pilot.

Private deployment

Your workflow.
Your environment.

Run automation within your controlled environment, moving information between the systems your team uses. Define the data boundary and permitted connections for your deployment.

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Scope the work together
  • Which systems and records the workflow can access
  • Which actions need review or approval
  • How exceptions return to your team
  • How outputs are checked before rollout

We agree the requirements for your workflow and validate the configuration in a pilot. We do not assume every action should be autonomous.

Bring us one manual workflow.

Tell us what your team does today and which systems are involved. We'll review what can be automated and scope a focused pilot.