ZANUS AI FOR BUSINESS OPERATIONS — AI WORKFORCE
Assign work to the AI the way you assign it to a coordinator: type, sources, deadline, recurrence. The daily exception review, the weekly ops report, the monthly SOP audit — executed on schedule, cited, waiting for sign-off.
Private tenant or your own server · unlimited users · no per-run automation metering
Four steps: work type, sources, tags, schedule — the operational drumbeat, automated.
Exception review, shift summary, vendor scorecard, SOP audit — work types carry their default libraries and examples, so every run starts from your standards.
The daily review reads the day’s exceptions, groups them by cause, flags repeat offenders and drafts the actions — filed before the ops huddle convenes.
Every procedure checked for staleness, contradictions and gaps against the month’s actual exceptions — the binder confronted with reality, monthly, automatically.
Every AI work is a full session: reasoning streamed as it runs, sources cited, milestones tracked. Open the Tuesday vendor scorecard mid-run, redirect its emphasis, or stop it — it works like staff, on the record.
They run in parallel — the AI does not queue like a person. Your review capacity is the constraint, not its throughput.
Chain them through the automation canvas: the exception review’s output can trigger the escalation draft, visibly, with run states per block.
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