Rilin

Get your bandwidth
back.

More AI shouldn’t mean more checking, chasing and stitching work together. Bring people and agents into processes you can control, see and trust.

Build your first process

Weekly reporting

Process running

The bottleneck: still you.

1

AI tool #1

A summary. You still check the facts.

Collect the inputs

Agent · reconciled against sources

2

AI tool #2

A draft. You still repair the context.

Review the exception

You · one prepared decision

3

Your team

An update. You still chase the handoff.

Carry the work forward

Team SOP · owner and next step clear

AI did the task. You inherited the work.

Now you’re briefing different tools, checking their outputs, teaching the team a new way to work and joining up the handoffs. The output arrives faster. Your review queue keeps growing.

The Context Tax01

Explain it. Again.

Each tool needs the background, the company’s standards and the decisions already made.

The Review Tax02

Looks finished. Needs fixing.

A fluent response can still leave you checking facts, repairing reasoning and redoing the work.

The Handoff Tax03

Someone still has to chase.

Outputs do not tell the next team what to do, who owns it or what counts as complete.

You define good work.
The process carries it through.

Describe the outcome. Set the sources, responsibilities and review points. Adapt an SOP to your team, then inspect a run before you put it to work.

When a new vendor is approved, collect their proposal and KYC, have Legal review the agreement, and get Finance to validate them before they go into the ERP.

Rilin

Onboard a new vendor

Nested SOPs · one shared outcome

Your work, in view.

  • Helio vendor onboarding

    Procurement → Legal

    Liability fallback ready to review

    Decision needed
  • Monthly business review

    Finance → Leadership

    Reports reconciled; summary in progress

    Moving
  • Aster delivery handoff

    Sales → Operations

    Capacity confirmation requested

    Waiting on input

Status reconciled from the work and its required outputs.

See where work stands.
Without a round of follow-ups.

Know what is moving, what is missing and what needs a decision. Status comes from the work, its outputs and the dependencies still open.

When your attention is needed, get the relevant context and a clear choice. Keep the rest moving through the process you set.

One shared outcome.
Every team in step.

A procurement process can contain Legal’s review SOP and Finance’s validation SOP. Each team keeps its expertise and controls. The shared process connects their work.

Procurement

Vendor intake SOP

1

Collect proposal & KYC

Agent
2

Check against policy

Agent
3

Confirm the requester

Human

Legal

Contract review SOP

1

Review the agreement

Agent
2

Redline exceptions

Agent
3

Approve the terms

Human

Finance

Validation SOP

1

Validate bank details

Agent
2

Set payment terms

Agent
3

Add vendor to ERP

Human

Shared outcome: vendor ready to use

Trust comes from seeing the work

Start with a familiar process. Review the agent’s sources, proposed action and where it needs your judgement. Change the rules and try again to see how it behaves.

Vendor approval · sources

Proposal v3

Attached

Signed terms

Attached

Supplier KYC

Attached

Used by this step, kept with it

Records

The right records were used

Proposal, signed terms and supplier documents stay attached.

Release payment

Blocked

Acceptance for Delivery 2 isn’t recorded. This step can’t complete without it.

Held at the rule, not after the fact

Exceptions

An exception was caught

Missing acceptance prevents the payment step from completing.

R

Rahul · Finance

Owner of payment release

Asked

“Acceptance is missing for Delivery 2. The delivery note and Clause 7 are attached.”

Ownership

The right person was asked

Finance gets the missing condition and supporting context.

Less to manage.More room to lead.

Build with Rilin