Question 01
Does this mandate look like one we’ve already delivered?
AnswerProposals, deliverables and lessons from comparable mandates surface, according to authorized access.
I want to…
ManufacturingYour plant produces.
IndustrialYour facilities run.
ConstructionYour job sites move forward.
TransportYour trucks roll.
AerospaceEvery part has a history.
Professional servicesYour expertise is billable.
FinanceYour advisors guide clients.
LegalYour firm advises.
MedicalYour team provides care.Industry: Professional services
For companies of 15 to 500 employees.
Emails, meetings, documents and hours: linked to the right mandate, with their sources.
The professional responsible for the mandate decides. HUB AI prepares.
Three questions · Professional services
Question 01
AnswerProposals, deliverables and lessons from comparable mandates surface, according to authorized access.
Question 02
AnswerHours, budget and agreed deliverables are placed side by side to spot overruns early.
Question 03
AnswerIt is compared with the contract and the budget before the team commits.
LimitKnowledge reuse respects the commitments specific to each client.
Let’s choose a typical mandate to start with.
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Deliverables, proposals and information entrusted to you by your clients stay in your environment. A model can learn your way of writing, from examples validated by your teams.
An environment dedicated to your company, hosted at Hub AI, in Quebec. It is not shared with other clients; your teams access it over the web.
Deliverables, proposals, contracts and information entrusted to you by your clients stay in this environment.
Your processing runs on supercomputers reserved for your company. That same power is also used to train your model. HUB AI and its agents are available 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. This power is yours: you use it as you need it, with no bill for each job.
Mandate files and working documents are processed on capacity reserved for your firm.
HUB AI can train a model on your ways of working, from examples validated by your teams. It is trained and hosted on these same machines, in Quebec, then tested before it goes into service. Your examples train only your model, and stay walled off, in Canada.
The model can learn your way of writing and the vocabulary of your mandates, from examples validated by your teams.
The Diagnostic will tell whether a tailored model is the right lever, or whether memory and agents are enough.
Department shown: Business development and proposals
Proposals, deliverables and lessons from comparable mandates surface, according to authorized access. The person in charge reviews the proposal.
From proposals to billing, every mandate crosses the firm. Each professional can have their own agent: it prepares, you sign.
“Does this mandate look like one we’ve already delivered?”
Comparable mandates, found. Proposals, deliverables and lessons from comparable mandates surface, according to authorized access. The person in charge reviews the proposal.
“Is this mandate still profitable?”
Hours, budget and deliverables side by side. Hours, budget and agreed deliverables are placed side by side to spot overruns early. The person responsible for the mandate decides what happens next.
“Where does this reference come from?”
A draft linked to its sources. Find the authorized references and prepare a draft linked to its sources. The reviewer retains professional judgment and the signature.
“Do these entries comply with the contract?”
Entries to confirm against the contract. Reconcile time, expenses, milestones and contract terms before the draft invoice, whether fixed-fee, by subscription, by milestone or hourly.
“The new hire starts Monday. What’s missing?”
Onboarding and skills, tracked. Gather onboarding, training and documented skills to prepare the manager’s follow-up.
The industry’s other functions, in addition to those shown in the scene. Each example is a proposed path: it depends on the connected sources, the access rights and the appropriate tools, and the person responsible reviews or decides.
Organization represented: Consulting firm or agency working by mandate. Variants to document: Consulting, engineering, accounting, IT, design, communications or translation, with their own reviews and deliverables.
Prepare the mandate’s objectives, deliverables, exclusions, deadlines and expected decisions.
Compare planned requests, declared availability and documented skills.
Flag inconsistencies, conflicting versions and items missing from the checklist.
Prepare the handover with a report and the remaining commitments.
Find authorized templates and lessons according to each mandate’s rights.
Indicators to measure: Work started without a confirmed scope; source verification time; corrections requested after delivery. No quantified gain has been established.
Responsibilities: The reviewer keeps professional judgment, the signature and reserved acts. Knowledge reuse respects the rights of each client and mandate.
Bring together the blocked files, their owner, the source documents and the decision expected, to prepare the management meeting.
Prepare the onboarding of a new employee with the tasks, requested access and documents that match their position.
Find an approved procedure, its version and the person to consult; prepare a training path by role.
Match order, receipt and invoice; present the discrepancies to the person responsible before payment.
Prepare a proposal from a request and authorized references; keep the commitments made to the client.
Group the requests tied to a file and prepare a reply with the real status of the work.
Compare offers against defined criteria and track the supplier’s missing documents.
Link an incident to the equipment, the symptoms already observed and an authorized procedure to help the technician.
Find documents by file and by access rights; track access requests and the applicable retention dates.
Flag contract deadlines and gather the documents for renewal or for review by the person responsible.
Link an event to a corrective action, an owner and evidence of completion.
Prepare maintenance work and track service contracts, equipment and scheduled inspections.
Private infrastructure
A firm holds its clients’ confidential information and the knowledge built up over its mandates. Here is why where that information is processed matters, and what HUB AI’s private infrastructure changes.
These references describe general obligations; they are not legal advice. Private infrastructure does not guarantee compliance on its own: compliance depends on your practices, your contracts and the assessment made for your organization.
The Diagnostic tells you where HUB AI starts in your company.
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