Work across software.
Understand the physical world.
A workflow can start with an email, document, or system record. It can also start with an image or video. Datawall helps turn either into useful information and completed work. No inspection or camera is required for software automation.
Choose the capability.
Start with the workflow.
Computer-use automation
Carry work between existing applications: check case status, handle email requests, update task boards, and enter information into systems. Use computer use on its own, without a visual inspection.
Data & dashboards
Bring operational data into a clearer view through reporting, dashboards, and analysis. Help teams understand what is happening and where attention is needed, whether or not they automate the next step.
Images & video
Interpret physical-world information from images and video. Use the findings for review and analysis, or connect them to a software workflow. New visual applications are scoped and validated for the task.
Different starting points.
One practical outcome.
A back-office task can move directly from an email or record into computer-use automation. A visual task can stop at structured findings, or continue into a system update. Choose the path your team actually needs.
- Software-only: information already in your tools becomes action
- Vision-only: images or video become findings for review
- Combined: physical observations feed a software workflow
Your workflow.
Your controlled environment.
Datawall can run within your controlled environment, moving information between your internal systems while keeping internal workflow data within that deployment boundary. Private deployment does not mean disconnected: access to email or external services is scoped to the workflow you authorize.
Agree the systems and data
Identify which applications, accounts, and information the workflow needs. Define the deployment boundary and any permitted external destinations before rollout.
Decide what needs approval
Agree which steps may run automatically and which need a person, particularly customer communications and payment-related actions. The scope is specific to your implementation.
Make the handoff clear
Set the output checks, exception handling, and evidence your team needs to review work. Confirm the controls available in your deployment rather than assuming every workflow has the same setup.
Start focused.
Validate before expanding.
Scope
- Choose one manual workflow
- Review systems and data access
- Agree success criteria and approvals
Configure
- Map the current process
- Prepare the deployment environment
- Define actions and handoffs
Validate
- Test representative tasks
- Review outputs with your team
- Check exceptions before rollout
Roll out
- Approve the operating scope
- Measure against the agreed baseline
- Expand after the workflow is proven
Bring us one manual workflow.
We’ll work through the next step.