Models
Tool-calling models for triage and extraction where unstructured input exists.
AI workflow automation is how you run multi-step business processes across systems with model judgment where ambiguity exists, and deterministic rules where it does not. Databotiq designs workflows with explicit states, retries, human approvals, and logs so operations teams can trust the outcome under real load.
RPA bots break when a portal layout shifts slightly.
“AI demos” lack idempotency, so duplicate side effects show up under retries.
Exceptions pile up in inboxes because nobody defined ownership.
Nobody can answer what the system did last Tuesday for account X.
We model the workflow as explicit states with allowed transitions. Models propose actions, policies decide whether an action may run, and the executor records results. Humans sit at high-stakes gates (refunds, legal sends, large transfers), not on every trivial step.
We use graph-style orchestration when branching is complex, and lighter task queues when the graph is shallow. Every external call is wrapped with timeouts, backoff, and compensating steps where the business requires rollback.
Specificity earns trust. The choices below reflect what we ship today, and they will evolve as new models and tools clear our internal evaluations.
Tool-calling models for triage and extraction where unstructured input exists.
REST and GraphQL APIs, message buses, RPA only as a last resort for hostile UIs.
Structured logs, trace IDs, and replay tools for incident response.
Capacity checks, booking confirmations, exception handling.
Invoice matching, approvals, vendor onboarding.
Case summarization plus ticket updates with guardrails.
This pattern fits teams where capacity checks and booking confirmations require logging into multiple carrier systems that were never meant to integrate cleanly. The goal is fewer clicks for operators, fewer missed slots, and a replayable record when a carrier UI changes.
Read the case patternThroughput goes up while operational risk goes down, because the system is designed around the failure modes you already see weekly. Not the happy path in a slide.
Specifics on accuracy, deployment, integration, and the proof path. If something isn't covered here,ask us directly.
Sometimes we use UI automation as a bridge, but the goal is durable APIs. If a vendor offers an API, we prefer it. If not, we document the brittle surface area honestly.
Idempotency keys, deduplication windows, and transactional outbox patterns where databases are involved. Retries should never create ghost records.
We define queues, SLAs, and escalation paths in the design phase. Exceptions are first-class workflow states, not an email black hole.
Within budgets and policies you approve. Outside those bounds, the workflow stops and requests a human. We publish the policy table alongside the workflow diagram.
Shadow mode on sampled traffic, parallel runs against human baselines, and staged cutover with rollback triggers tied to error budgets.
Book a Rapid POC on one painful subprocess with clear metrics (for example time-to-book or exception rate) so leadership can judge with numbers.
We run a sandboxed Rapid POC so you can evaluate outputs, integrations, and risk before you fund production.