Concept and demonstrated agentic workflow
Model, architecture and workflow

From insight to commercial action: Agentic workflow

How can AI coordinate steps from input to next action?

The project shows how AI can be used in a structured workflow from input and insight to assessment, prioritisation, suggested action and human quality assurance. The workflow is developed as a concept and practical demonstration — not as an autonomous agent in production. The main question is how AI can coordinate steps from input to next prioritised action, with human-in-the-loop throughout.

The solution is developed as a concept prototype and portfolio demonstration — not presented as a production-ready system.

The challenge the project addresses

Many organisations hold large volumes of insight, CRM data, market information, meeting notes and strategic assessments. The problem is that insight often remains passive and is not translated quickly enough into priorities, sales follow-up or leadership decisions.

The model and workflow

The workflow is built around six connected steps — from receiving input to learning and follow-up:

  1. Input and context

    Collection or receipt of input and relevant data sources.

  2. Classification

    Interpretation and classification of task type and information.

  3. Assessment and prioritisation

    Assessment of relevance and selection of the right workflow.

  4. Suggested action

    Draft of next concrete action based on structured insight.

  5. Quality assurance

    Human-in-the-loop before anything is executed.

  6. Follow-up

    Learning and adjustment based on result and feedback.

What has been developed

The project is developed as a concept and practical demonstration — not as a finished production app:

  • Workflow model from insight to prioritised action
  • Task understanding and workflow routing
  • Structuring of insight and context
  • Support for content work and opportunity discovery
  • Suggestions for contact strategy and outreach drafts

Core steps and components

The workflow distinguishes between different task types:

Content development

Developed

Structuring and drafts for professional content.

Market insight

Developed

Prioritisation and assessment of market signals.

Target prioritisation

Developed

Assessment and ranking of relevant companies.

Contact strategy

Developed

Suggestions for next commercial step.

How the workflow works

  1. Interpret input

    The workflow classifies what type of task should be solved.

  2. Retrieve context

    Relevant insight is retrieved and structured.

  3. Suggest action

    Next prioritised step is suggested as a draft.

  4. Quality assure

    Human assessment before execution.

Possible application areas and relevance

Commercial development

Sales follow-up, customer insight, market prioritisation and meeting preparation.

For employers

Shows ability to build workflows connecting strategy, insight and execution — without presenting autonomous AI.

Status, maturity and limitations

Developed concept and demonstrated agentic workflow to structure the path from insight to prioritised action. The solution is not presented as an autonomous agent in production or an implemented client system.

Further development and scalable application

Further development of the workflow

  • More data sources
  • Clearer agent roles
  • Decision rules and quality control
  • History and learning loops

Adaptation to functions and industries

  • Sales leadership support and follow-up engines
  • Market prioritisation and recruitment dialogue
  • Consultants, founders and commercial teams

Marius Ottesen

Commercial leader and AI strategist

Develops business-oriented models, workflows and concepts at the intersection of commercial leadership, decision support, knowledge work, technology and practical AI.

Explore the project further

Get in touch if you would like to discuss how agentic workflows can be used in commercial development, sales follow-up or knowledge work.