Human in the loop

The AI does the work. A human approves.

On the cases that matter, the AI proposes and your teams decide. You stay in control, and the system learns from every correction.

It is the principle behind all our automations: the repetitive volume goes to the machine, the decision stays with your teams.

WHAT YOUR TEAM SEESApproval screen
QueueCases to check come first
Confidence scoreOn every field, every document
CorrectionIn one click, learned by the model
HistoryWho approved what, and when
Approval queuethis morning
Delivery noteDN-2026-0418 · 99%auto-approved
OrderORD-77412 · 97%auto-approved
InvoiceINV-2291 · 71%ApproveCorrect
Delivery noteDN-2026-0421 · weight unreadableApproveCorrect

Fictional example.

The principle

Three roles, never mixed up.

01The AI executes

Reading, sorting, data entry, drafting, checking: the repetitive volume, continuously.

02The human decides

On uncertain or sensitive cases, the AI proposes and your teams decide.

03The system learns

Corrections are used to retrain the model: it makes fewer mistakes over time.

Proof

Humans make the machine better.

97.9%of transport documents approved with no intervention
+1.4%thanks to corrections learned from the team, 99.3% in total
40×faster order entry at an industrial client

Our commitments

AI that helps your teams, not AI that watches them.

01No surveillance

We measure documents and turnaround times, never people.

02Everything is traced

Every decision leaves a trail: who approved, what, when.

03You set the threshold with us

What goes through on its own, what goes through a person: we decide together.

Questions

Will AI replace my employees?

No. It takes on the repetitive volume; your teams keep the decisions, the exceptions and the customer relationship. The same headcount handles more volume, without rushed hiring.

What happens when the AI gets it wrong?

The case goes to approval instead of going through on its own. The person corrects it in one click, and the correction is learned: the same mistake becomes rarer.

Do my teams need training?

A short onboarding is enough. In France, training can be funded through your OPCO (skills-funding body).

Stay in control, delegate the volume.