8flow wants to map your enterprise data and workflows for use in AI — and it’s raised $10M to help

If your work is still getting to know the best way to use artificial intelligence – isn’t it with them? One of the important considerations to start is the data.

What about your company’s data will be useful for Amnesty International, where is it stored, the extent of its safety, and who has access and how it can be organized and coordinated properly for safe use in artificial intelligence applications? Also, most importantly, how do you move inside and outside your organization? What operations do your business undertakes and can benefit from automating artificial intelligence?

The answer to these questions is not easy, especially when the average work in the world uses about 112 (!) Tools and applications of different institutions software (according to Statista research on 2023).

8Flow, an emerging company founded in 2022 by former warrior veterans. Today, 10 million dollars announce a strategic investment tour to accelerate their mission of helping companies to automate the complex workflow through artificial intelligence.

“Every institution has a special set of business applications-hundreds or thousands,” Bawaz Hisht, co-founder and CEO of 8flow, said in a recent video call interview with Venturebeat. “Something needs to set everything and give artificial intelligence context so that it can run the workflow tasks through them.”

The tour is led by the acquired capital, with the participation of Servicenow Ventures, OKTA, HNVR and strategic investors angel.

The development of companies to obtain their data groups for use in artificial intelligence applications

It provides 8flow for customer infrastructure customers for mapping and analyzing internal workflow tasks.

The company’s technology establishes an organized basis that enables artificial intelligence agents to automate the tasks that human operators traditionally run, focusing on support and back office operations.

Investment indicates an increased interest in AIC-veterinary systems that are able to perform tasks independently-especially in the environments of institutions that are widely fighting.

Hecht said that Agency AI is a natural development of today’s automated operating tools – but it still needs a decisive missing piece: the Foundation’s context.

“Agency AI will happen is that technology will develop and improve. But as soon as you can run the workflow alone – which applies to thinking – something will need to give it a specific institution context.”

Hecht also explained that 8flow does not focus on replacing artificial intelligence providers such as Openai or AWS, but on operating its effectiveness within institutions systems.

“We are not trying to build the actions of artificial intelligence themselves. Openai, AWS, etc. – we will do it. We build intelligence behind this tells artificial intelligence what to do and why.”

Blus the gap between the capabilities of artificial intelligence and commercial willingness

It embodies the 8Flow platform and deals with the real world data to direct artificial intelligence agents through the current commercial processes.

By monitoring, analyzing and improving human behaviors, the company enables the institutions to train and publish artificial intelligence agents more effectively and with the least disruption. This approach addresses a major challenge in institutional automation: making the workflow and implementation of Amnesty International.

Raymond Tunisia, the administrative partner of the leading capital, indicated in a press statement that although many institutions are keen to adopt artificial intelligence, they face an essential problem – which exposes its automation operations.

He stressed that companies need support to redesign workflow in a way that prepares artificial intelligence agents for success, and describes 8 good flows to help achieve this.

Map of your work and data

The company compares 8flow with Waze, the GPS app that has revolutionized driving by capturing the driver’s behavior and steering data. Likewise, the 8Flow platform aims to check, organize and improve the Foundation’s workflow data to support smart automation.

Hecht promotes measurement by comparing the role of 8Flow with the type of contextual maps required in independent leadership.

“Think about it like Tesla Building Cars. If she doesn’t have Waze, he will not know the place of driving. It needs a context-where it begins, where it will end, how to deal with the points of interest. Institutions need the same.”

It distinguishes 8flow itself by focusing on the applied AI designed for specific institution functions instead of public automation methods. To date, the platform has tracked more than 600 million workflows and approaches a billion mark. Through this large data collection, the company can provide implemented visions of tasks ranging from the password reset to the customer support operations department to one side.

According to Hecht, the company’s producer’s philosophy is to give artificial intelligence tools to be implemented without aiming to re -invent what others already built.

“The assumption is that cloud service providers will provide the capabilities of the procedure. What we offer is the appointment – the logic behind the procedures on a large scale in the institution.”

Using the real world industry

Customers already see value. Sam Coleer, CIO, in OP360, highlights the benefit of obtaining a actual time in the functioning of the agent-an area that previously relies on time-consuming manual analysis. Coller believes that partnership with 8flow will open new ways to improve efficiency and redefine smart automation.

With integration in systems such as Servicenow and Salesforce, the 8Flow platform allows companies to maintain vision in both human activity and AI through their operational environments. Support from Servicenow and OKTA technology support as a basic player in the shift towards infrastructure of the original business.

Since institutions are increasingly turning into independent factors for managing internal workflow and customer interactions, strategic support for 8 flow indicates a high demand for smart automation tools based on data that is appropriate to the true complexity of institutional systems.