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Cape Pebble

Demonstrations

Watch, rather than take our word for it.

Two real automations, run on Négoce Dupont SA, a fictional mechanical parts distributor. You see the output, the time, the cost, and above all what the machine refuses to do on its own.

Négoce Dupont SA does not exist. Its catalogue, procedures and terms of sale were written for this demonstration. At your company, your own documents feed the same mechanism.

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What this demonstration proves

What this demonstration proves

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    Automatic processing stops when information is missing: that is what makes automation profitable rather than dangerous.

  2. 02

    Every answer cites its sources, so it can be checked.

  3. 03

    The cost per run is measured in fractions of a cent: that figure decides, not the demonstration.

  4. 04

    What stays human is explicit, and it is what should stay human.

Take the temperature of your company.

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