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Use cases

Workflow and portal use cases, by solution area

These are the applications customers build first on Kinetic: a resident portal over case and work order systems, onboarding across Workday, Entra ID and ServiceNow, a service catalog above BMC. Each page names the systems involved, what AI does and what people decide. Later use cases reuse the earlier ones.

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Work Management

Requests that touch HR, identity, IT and finance before they are done, such as a new hire or an access change. One workflow carries them through every approval and every system.

Work Management overview

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Service Management

One place for employees to ask for anything. IT tickets still land in ServiceNow or BMC; HR and facilities requests go to the systems those teams use.

Service Management overview

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Data to action

A flag in Snowflake or Databricks opens a workflow. AI drafts a recommendation, a person approves it, and the change is written to the ERP or CRM.

Data to action overview

Questions about use cases

Answered by Kinetic Data. Last updated .

  • Which use case should we start with?

    Pick a process that crosses at least three systems and has a clear owner and a backlog people complain about. Client portals, employee onboarding and access requests are the most common first choices, because the cost of the current workaround is easy to see.

  • Do we need to replace our systems to use these?

    No. Each use case connects to the ERP, HRIS, ITSM, CRM or case system you already run, through connectors and APIs. Those systems keep their records.

  • Why does the second use case go faster than the first?

    It starts with the first one's portal, workflow steps and system connections already built. An offboarding workflow, for example, reuses the Workday and Entra ID connections that onboarding set up.

  • Where does AI fit in these use cases?

    Each page says exactly what AI does there and what people decide. In general, AI classifies requests, pulls details out of documents and drafts summaries; it does not approve changes to access, money or records.

  • What if our process is not listed?

    Most processes we see combine the same parts: a front door, a workflow across systems and connections to systems of record. Bring yours to a working session and we will map how it would run in Kinetic.

Bring one process. Leave with a plan to build it.

Two hours with our team, at no cost. Bring one process that crosses your systems. We map it with you, show what Kinetic would build, and send you a written plan afterward.