Your baseline.
How work happens today: people, systems, handoffs, effort, and quality. Known facts and missing information made explicit.

THE INTELLIGENCE LAYER FOR AI-NATIVE WORK
We help enterprise teams identify where AI can improve an important workflow, design how it should work, and define how to prove the impact.
Discuss your first workflowSTART HERE / AI WORKFLOW BLUEPRINT
Find out whether one important workflow is worth rebuilding around AI. We map the work, estimate the opportunity, and design the next version.
One workflow · One team · An agreed scopeHow work happens today: people, systems, handoffs, effort, and quality. Known facts and missing information made explicit.
Where agents could contribute, where people decide, and which data, integrations, and controls need technical validation.
An estimated value range, assumptions, an evaluation plan, and a recommendation: proceed, investigate further, or stop.
A good fitRecurring work that is slow, costly, or difficult to scale, with a process owner and access to example inputs and operating data.
How it startsWe agree the workflow, deliverables, timing, and fee before the engagement begins. Your team contributes process knowledge and available data.
What comes nextProduction implementation is a separate phase. Technical partners, delivery ownership, and scope are agreed before it begins.
WORKFLOW / COMMERCIAL OPERATIONS
Research agent
Proposal agent
Commercial lead
Execution agent
A conceptual example of proposal creation. Actual architecture and impact depend on the workflow, data, and evaluation.
01 / THE APPROACH
The opportunity is bigger than making individual tasks faster. It is rethinking how an important outcome gets delivered.
Let’s find your starting pointMap the people, decisions, data, and systems behind the work. Find where AI can change cost, speed, quality, or capacity.
OUTPUT Opportunity mapDefine agent responsibilities, human decisions, and exceptions. Identify the systems, data, and technical questions an implementation must address.
OUTPUT Workflow designSet the baseline and success criteria. Include model costs, human review, and rework in the value estimate. Define how a build would be evaluated.
OUTPUT Value case & evaluation planEXPERIENCE / ENTERPRISE DISCOVERY
Marco Wijnakker Founder, Applified
Our background includes multiple discovery engagements with Heineken. That experience informs how we explore business problems, frame opportunities, and design what should happen next.
This is past discovery experience. The AI Workflow Blueprint applies that foundation to a new generation of workflow opportunities.
02 / OUR PRODUCT AMBITION
Our ambition is to build a map of enterprise work and the AI capabilities that can perform it. Connecting workflow design, performance evidence, and economics in one intelligence layer.
People · tasks · decisions · systems
Which AI can do which work?
Quality · reliability · human review
Cost · speed · output · economic impact
Long-term product direction · not a software product available today
Each evaluated workflow can strengthen the next: sharper benchmarks, reusable architectures, and a clearer understanding of where AI creates value.
The ambition is a continuous intelligence layer between frontier AI and enterprise operations.
03 / THE ECOSYSTEM
The best technology needs the right problem. The most important problems need the right people.
Identify a workflow worth changing and define the business case and design for its next version.
We’re looking to connect with technical delivery partners who can help turn well-defined workflow opportunities into working systems.
Our thesis connects enterprise discovery with future workflow intelligence. We welcome conversations about how that can become a repeatable product.
THE NEXT STEP IS CONCRETE.
Tell us which workflow is slow, costly, or holding your team back. We’ll discuss the opportunity and whether a focused assessment makes sense.
Discuss your first workflow Opens an email draft to info@applified.nlInclude your team, the workflow, and the main bottleneck. A short description is enough to start.