Use cases
Verity, with Salient 1.0 and UmpireWhat changes for your team on a normal working day.
Pick your role. Each one shows a working day with Verity: a few lines on what changes, and a short video of it happening. Salient 1.0 does the thinking, Umpire checks every action before it happens, and Verity puts it all on one screen.
Email us the problem — a repetitive task, a bottleneck, a flow you wish ran itself. We’ll write back with how it would be done. Then we get on a call.
CEO’s Office / Leadership · For CEO, COO, directors
Monday, 8 a.m. The whole company on one screen.
Instead of chasing five teams for updates, you open one screen: last night’s cash position, two deals waiting for your sign-off, and one flag. A proposal Marketing sent was paused because the discount went past the approved limit. One tap shows which proposal, who it was for, and why it stopped before it reached the client.
- Salient 1.0
- Drafts board memos and briefings, every line traceable to where it came from.
- Umpire
- One record of every action AI took on the company’s behalf, and one button to pause it all.
- Verity
- One morning brief from WhatsApp, email, Slack, Excel, your CRM and databases.
Marketing & Sales · For CMO, sales head, sales and marketing teams
Follow-ups drafted, checked and sent before the first coffee.
A rep asks, in plain English, for a follow-up to a lead that has gone quiet for three weeks. The draft quotes the exact price sent and the client’s last email, pulled from the CRM and inbox, not guessed. It is checked against the approved discount and messaging rules before it goes anywhere.
- Salient 1.0
- Drafts outreach and proposals from verified product facts, not invented claims.
- Umpire
- No AI-written email or quote goes out without an approval check.
- Verity
- One pipeline view from the CRM, WhatsApp, Gmail and calls.
Finance & Accounting · For CFO, finance and accounts teams
The reconciliation your auditor asks for, already there.
At month-end, instead of three days chasing GST mismatches across five spreadsheets, the finance head opens one screen that already shows them: vendor invoice #4471 doesn’t match its purchase order, so it is flagged, not paid. Every figure links back to the ledger entry or bank line it came from.
- Salient 1.0
- Reconciles ledgers and drafts GST and tax filings, each figure sourced to its ledger entry.
- Umpire
- Checks every payment, refund or ledger change against scope, value and payee before it runs.
- Verity
- Brings bank, ERP, Excel and vendor data into one reconciliation view.
Operations & Production · For COO, plant head, delivery head
The problem flagged before the supervisor notices.
A line starts producing more rejects than usual. Before anyone notices, it is flagged and matched to the last time the same pattern appeared, a bad batch of raw material 14 months ago, with a one-page note on what to check first. Any change to a setting outside the approved range is blocked and logged.
- Salient 1.0
- Reads past production and service records to spot deviations and draft root-cause notes.
- Umpire
- Checks any change to a schedule, purchase order or SOP before it runs, with a one-click pause.
- Verity
- One live view across shift reports, ticketing, inventory and vendor systems.
HR · For HR head and HR team
Every employee question answered by morning, and every answer defensible.
An employee messages HR on WhatsApp at 9 p.m. asking how much leave they have left. They get a correct answer straight away, quoting the exact policy clause it came from. Anything that needs judgement goes to a person, and because it touches personal data, every answer is on the record.
- Salient 1.0
- Answers leave, payroll and policy questions from your own HR policy, citing the clause.
- Umpire
- Checks and logs every AI action touching payroll, employee records or access rights.
- Verity
- Brings the HRMS, email, WhatsApp and attendance into one view.
Admin · For Admin head, facilities and admin team
The renewal nobody remembered, already handled.
The office maintenance contract is due for renewal in three weeks. Instead of finding out the week it lapses, the admin head already sees it, with a renewal notice drafted and the last three years’ invoices pulled up. Any payment or access change outside policy is stopped and logged before it happens.
- Salient 1.0
- Drafts renewal notices and vendor letters from the actual contracts and invoices.
- Umpire
- Checks every vendor payment, access grant or facility change before it runs.
- Verity
- One screen for facility tickets, vendor mail, WhatsApp and Excel trackers.
Legal · For General counsel, legal and compliance team
A first read that used to take an afternoon, ready before the meeting.
A new vendor contract lands in the inbox. Before anyone reads it line by line, it is checked against your standard terms, with three clauses flagged: liability, termination, and one that doesn’t match past agreements with this vendor. Nothing is sent, filed or signed without a person approving it.
- Salient 1.0
- Reads contracts and filings against Indian statute and case law, citing every clause.
- Umpire
- No AI-drafted clause, filing or reply goes out without an approval check.
- Verity
- Contracts, filings, deadlines and disputes from email, Slack and document stores on one screen.
Every industry, the same seven teams
- Banking & financial institutions
- Insurance
- Capital markets
- Healthcare & life sciences
- Government & public sector
- Manufacturing
- Aerospace & defense
- Logistics & supply chain
- Retail & e-commerce
- Telecom
- Energy & utilities
- Real estate
- Tax & legal
What changes by industry is the knowledge Salient 1.0 reads and the rules Umpire enforces: HIPAA controls for healthcare, SEBI Regulation 16C for capital markets, RBI’s FREE-AI framework for banking, and DPDP wherever personal data is involved.
The walkthroughs on this page are illustrations with sample data, not measured results. See the live demos
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Email us the problem — a repetitive task, a bottleneck, a flow you wish ran itself. We’ll write back with how it would be done. Then we get on a call.