An example
The story of key 14
It happens in almost every company. Only the name of the list changes.
1
The list
Who has key 14? The answer sits in an Excel file on the office share. Three people maintain it, two versions are in circulation, and nobody knows which one is right. The process was always too small for software of its own.
2
Describe
Someone in IT tells an AI agent what the office needs. The agent works directly with Kontor: it creates the data structure, builds the tool and asks what the data is for and how long it should be kept. All of this happens in the practice room, with practice data.
3
Approve
The head of IT sees in one place what is waiting for production and what each role can do in the new tool. Structure and tool reach production only when a person approves them.
4
Work
The office opens the tool in the browser and signs in with the Microsoft account it already has. Reception hands out keys, facility management sees all of them. Who has key 14 is one row.