Guide
How AI automation works in the enterprise.
When AI completes requests on its own, your team gets time back for projects. Getting there starts with the right first process and clear rules.

What is AI automation?
AI automation means an AI understands requests in plain language and does the work itself, right in your systems. It pays off most for requests that keep coming back. In one of our recent analyses, the ten most frequent topics made up 48 percent of all tickets.
Recurring IT requests
The VPN drops, and an employee messages nara in Microsoft Teams. nara checks the computer, fixes the issue on the spot, and records everything in the ticket.
Onboarding and offboarding
A new hire on day one, a departure on a fixed date: nara creates accounts, assigns permissions, sets up the computer, and revokes everything on time.
Access and purchase approvals
Someone needs access to a shared drive or a new monitor. nara gets the manager's approval, then grants the access or places the order.
What makes AI automation safe.
For every action, you decide whether nara runs it on its own or asks for approval first, for example in Microsoft Teams. For actions that change something, nara asks by default. Every step is logged, and nara is developed and hosted in Germany.


Measure first, then automate.
Measure your requests
Ticket analysis shows which requests repeat and how much time they take. We have analyzed more than 40 million tickets and know where to start.
Automate one process
Describe the process in your own words, or we set it up together with you. nara then takes over the most frequent case completely, from the first report to the closed ticket.
Expand step by step
Then nara takes on one process after another, in IT and beyond, such as HR and purchasing.
Questions about AI automation
RPA and scripts follow fixed rules and stop as soon as something looks different than planned. An AI understands requests in plain language and asks when something is missing. The actions it carries out still stay clearly defined and traceable.
