AI agent use cases: what each team hands over, and the result it gets back.
One sourced result for each objective, in the team's own format, for its people to decide on. One Task splits the work into focused branches and runs in the background.Choose your team
Open your team's page to see each job, how one Task splits it and what your people get back.Finance
Due diligence memos, month-end close commentary and monthly reports come back sourced, each ready for its meeting. For CFOs, deal teams and controllers.
Legal
Contract portfolio reviews, regulatory impact notes and compliance gap assessments each come back as one list your lawyers act on. Every point quotes its source. For general counsel, legal operations and compliance.
Procurement
Supplier files, invoices and bids come back checked against your rules, with the gaps named and sourced. For procurement and third-party risk teams.
Sales
Answers to RFPs and security questionnaires, account briefs, and market and competitor research come back sourced, each before its deadline or meeting. Your CRM keeps what the research found. For sales, bid and product marketing teams.
Customer service
Each customer theme comes back traced to its tickets and calls. Every call gets reviewed, and every escalation arrives as a case file ready for your decision. For customer service and quality leads.
IT and security
Each alert, event or incident comes back with its evidence, so your analysts start from the facts. For CISOs and IT operations.
R&D
Literature syntheses, compound dossiers and case pre-reads against your guidelines come back sourced, ready before your review. For research directors and scientific information teams.
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One Task, from the data room to the committee memo
One Task reads the press and the data room, then returns one memo for the investment committee, every finding sourced. It extracts the key terms on the way. Follow the due diligence Task step by step.
From a few branches to hundreds, as the work needs
Here, one branch checks each claim in a public article, and the branches converge into one table.Illustrative example: checking a public article.
- You hand over
- The article: a fictional news report on a city’s new tram line
- You get back
- One row per claim: the claim, its verdict and the dated source behind it
- You hand over
- The objective: check every factual claim before your team quotes it
- You get back
- The claims a source contradicts, each with the passage that contradicts it
- You hand over
- Your rule: a claim counts as confirmed only with a dated primary source
- You get back
- The claims no dated source confirms, marked for your call
Bigger work can run over several days and uses more model inference, which your model providers bill. The Task price stays the same, whatever the number of branches or the duration. Your team follows each branch in the Dashboard Task view. See the price per Task and what Usage analytics shows.
Before your first use case
The facts your security, finance and procurement colleagues check.One fixed price per Task
A standard Task costs €0.10 and a fast Task €0.20, excluding VAT. See pricing
Your providers, your contracts
Your model providers bill you directly for inference.
Your choice of hosting
Use the managed service, hosted in the European Union, or run the Platform in your own infrastructure.
Encrypted storage
All stored data is encrypted, from Library files to database backups.
Unlimited agents
Add agents as your teams and use cases grow.
Your content remains yours
Duale AI does not reuse your content to train a model. See subprocessors
Use case questions
The team with a job it repeats, documents it already holds and someone who already reviews the result. See one such job end to end in due diligence, then see what else finance teams hand over.
Yes, team by team: legal’s contract reviews can stay in your own infrastructure while sales research runs on the managed service. See how to place each use case in Deployment.
Your experts judge the first results on work they know well. See what a pilot’s figures show in Usage analytics.
No. The managed offer has no subscription or commitment period, so each team hands over a job for as long as it pays off. See the managed offer in Pricing.
Yes. Each team grants its own Libraries to the agent doing the work, and one Task returns one result that quotes each team’s sources. See how teams share Libraries, then see how teams grant access.