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Which industry are you in?

• Agriculture & foodAgribusinesses and food producers use open models for agronomy advice, traceability documents, quality reports and farmer-facing multilingual support.6 steps
• Automotive & mobilityOEMs, dealers and mobility providers use open models for in-vehicle assistants, dealer service support, warranty-claim analysis and engineering documentation.6 steps
• BankingBanks run customer service, KYC extraction, credit summarisation and policy search on open models kept inside the data centre.6 steps
• EducationSchools and universities use open models for tutoring, grading support, course-material generation and admin help, with student-data protection built in.6 steps
• Energy & utilitiesUtilities and energy companies use open models for outage communication, asset-maintenance copilots, regulatory filings and field-worker support.6 steps
• Fintech & paymentsWallets, lenders and payment processors use open models for support automation, dispute handling, merchant onboarding and fraud-analyst tooling.6 steps
• Government & public sectorAgencies use open models for citizen services, case-work summarisation, policy research and records management under data-sovereignty rules.6 steps
• HR & recruitingHR teams and staffing firms use open models for candidate screening support, policy Q&A, job-description drafting and employee helpdesks, with bias controls.6 steps
• Healthcare & hospitalsHospitals use open models for discharge summaries, coding, patient-message triage and clinical search with PHI kept on-premises and clinicians in the loop.6 steps
• IT & softwareSoftware companies and IT departments use open models for coding assistants, internal knowledge search, incident response, and customer technical support.6 steps
• InsuranceInsurers use open models for claims intake, policy servicing, underwriting summaries and fraud triage with a full audit trail.6 steps
• Legal servicesLaw firms and legal departments use open models for contract review, due diligence, research memos and e-discovery with privilege protected on-premises.6 steps
• Logistics & supply chainCarriers, forwarders and 3PLs use open models for shipment-status support, customs documentation, exception handling and dispatcher copilots.6 steps
• ManufacturingManufacturers use open models for maintenance copilots, quality-incident analysis, SOP search, supplier documents and shop-floor multilingual support.6 steps
• Media & entertainmentPublishers, broadcasters and studios use open models for content tagging, summarisation, localisation, archive search and audience support.6 steps
• Other / generalFor sectors without a dedicated playbook: the generic questionnaire with no industry-specific compliance checks.6 steps
• Pharma & life sciencesPharma teams use open models for literature review, regulatory writing, pharmacovigilance case processing and lab-protocol assistance under GxP controls.6 steps
• Real estate & propertyDevelopers, brokers and property managers use open models for listing content, lease abstraction, tenant support and valuation research.6 steps
• Retail & e-commerceRetailers use open models for product search, catalogue enrichment, customer support, returns handling and merchandising copy at high volume.6 steps
• TelecomOperators use open models for very high-volume customer support, network-operations copilots, billing dispute handling and CDR-safe analytics.6 steps
• Travel & hospitalityHotels, airlines and travel platforms use open models for multilingual guest service, booking changes, itinerary planning and review response.6 steps