Discuss a case
Describe a typical case without confidential customer data. We discuss how Hermes could prepare it.
- ✓Case summary
- ✓Missing information and open questions
- ✓Draft reply and next step
Hermes brings a request together with the relevant property file and earlier cases. It prepares a reply and the next steps. Your team reviews the result and approves any binding action.
In a 30-minute conversation, we review one of your workflows and discuss whether Hermes fits.
A tenant reports a heating failure. This example shows the documents and drafts your team would review before approving the next step.
Hermes gathers the documents for the case and prepares a draft reply. Missing information remains open for review.
The request is classified by issue, urgency and missing information.
Hermes looks for the relevant property, tenancy and responsible person.
Relevant earlier decisions and confirmed corrections are considered.
The contract, contacts and relevant templates are gathered.
The reply, contractor order and follow-up task are prepared as proposals.
Sending and binding actions await the responsible person.
Before replying to a tenant, you need the case file, earlier agreements and the right template. Hermes is intended to help with this recurring preparation.
Similar cases often need the same information, which still has to be gathered each time.
Earlier decisions and exceptions are not always recorded in the case file.
Your system stays. We assess how Hermes can prepare information for the work.
Between receiving and resolving a request, you need to identify the case, check the rules and prepare a draft.
We agree on a limited task for this preparation.
We use a typical case to agree on the preparation Hermes should handle. Scope, price and terms for this Specialist setup are agreed with you.
Describe a typical case without confidential customer data. We discuss how Hermes could prepare it.
We agree on test cases and assess which results are useful and where your team needs to correct them.
You decide which tasks enter regular use. Confirmed corrections can be reused later.
The Valtis case describes Daniel, a digital employee for property management. It shows the role of earlier cases, documents and human approval. It does not establish how Hermes will perform in your organisation. Read the Valtis use case.
Before starting, we record what Hermes prepares and which tasks you explicitly approve. Your team keeps responsibility for professional and binding decisions.
Classify requests, match documents and prepare case summaries. Acknowledgements are drafted for review.
Draft replies, contractor orders and summaries for property owners.
Exceptions, disputes, legal questions and financial commitments.
This illustrative calculation shows effort before a possible introduction. It is not a promise of savings.
That is 17.5 hours per month. Your own cases will show how much of that preparation Hermes can handle.
During the trial, your team reviews the prepared results. We agree on a schedule after reviewing the task, documents and required connections.
We choose one to three recurring workflows with clear rules.
You provide templates and explain responsibilities, exceptions and approvals.
Hermes prepares proposals. Your team checks the sources, result and open questions.
We record corrections, escalations and processing time so you can assess the workflow.
You decide which tasks enter regular use based on the results.
The report shows how Hermes handled the agreed tasks. You can review:
We set up Hermes around your terminology, responsibilities and workflows.
You define which tasks are prepared and which steps require explicit approval.
During the trial, we check whether Hermes refers missing information and exceptions to the responsible person.
We agree on the data and systems needed for the task.
Hermes is set up for your specialist workflow. We discuss setup, trial and ongoing operation before you accept an offer.
Tenant requests, documents and follow-up questions are spread across different places and people. Hermes is intended to make that preparation easier. We start with a few workflows your team knows and can assess.

“We did not want another chatbot or another dashboard. We wanted a digital role that takes on work while showing what it knows, what it does not know and when a person needs to decide.”
Describe a recurring task that takes up your team's time. We assess together which preparation Hermes could handle.
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