Everything below runs in production right now at Czech mid-market companies — built on BitSwan, described in plain language, governed inside a Bailey. If your Tuesday looks like one of these, the demo will feel familiar.
Finance, controlling, payroll, risk, operations — the admin-heavy middle of the business, where hours go to retyping.
Live data streams watched for unusual patterns — the odd spike gets flagged before it becomes an outage or a loss.
Open case study → FinanceFrom received invoice to executed bank payment: an agent watches the folders, extracts the data, generates payment files and sends them through the bank's API — every step logged, human validation where you want it.
Open case study → OperationsStock levels and movements reported live instead of in yesterday's export. Decisions run on the warehouse as it is, not as it was.
Open case study → FinanceStatements retrieved from every account automatically and matched — no morning log-ins, no copy-paste into the accounting system.
Open case study → FinanceThe receiving side of invoicing runs itself: capture, extraction, approval routing, posting. The team validates; the automation does the typing.
Open case study → PayrollAttendance data flows straight into payroll — checked, reconciled, and ready for the accountant instead of a spreadsheet marathon.
Open case study → PayrollBonus calculations that used to live in someone's head now run as an audited step in the payroll cycle. Same rules, zero retyping.
Open case study → AccountingReceipts are extracted, categorized and posted automatically. Month-end stops waiting on a shoebox of paper.
Open case study → ControllingEvery energy invoice audited against contracted tariffs, automatically. Overbilling gets caught the day it arrives, not at year-end.
Open case study → ControllingInvoices reconciled to the P&L continuously — the close stops being detective work.
Open case study → InvestmentFund valuation calculated on schedule, from source data, with a full audit trail — the number the board sees is the number the log shows.
Open case study → InvestmentBuyback fees computed by rule, not by spreadsheet — consistent, logged, defensible.
Open case study → RiskCounterparties watched across EU insolvency registers continuously. You hear about trouble before the invoice bounces.
Open case study → SalesCompetitor prices tracked continuously, changes surfaced to the people who set yours. No more Friday screenshot rounds.
Open case study → MarketingDrafts routed through review and sign-off with a full trail — who approved what, and when, is never a mystery.
Open case study →BUILT ON BITSWAN BY OUR IMPLEMENTATION PARTNER HARMONUM. EACH LINK OPENS THE FULL CASE STUDY.
Every one of these runs inside a governed runtime — access-controlled, audit-logged, built for NIS2. That's the Bailey, and it's why IT said yes to all fifteen.
30 minutes. Real automations in real operation — no slides, no obligations.
The manual way isn't getting cheaper.
