Research Agent
Collects approved sources and prepares a decision brief.
AI agents become useful when the task, tool access, data and approval rules are explicit. These applications show where agents can prepare or execute recurring work.
Updated: 2. Oktober 2026
Moderne KI-Agenten brauchen klar definierte Aufgaben, geschützte Daten und nachvollziehbare Freigaben.
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A business agent works toward a defined result. It may read approved data sources, use tools and handle multiple workflow steps.
For high-impact actions, human approval remains the most important control.
Collects approved sources and prepares a decision brief.
Adds company context and structures prospects.
Combines CRM notes, emails and public context into a meeting brief.
Prepares personalized follow-up drafts using defined rules.
Flags missing or inconsistent fields and suggests corrections.
Classifies messages, summarizes threads and identifies open tasks.
Extracts relevant content from approved documents.
Combines agenda, context, open questions and follow-up actions.
Consolidates KPIs and explains changes in a recurring report.
Flags anomalies and prepares hypotheses for review.
Monitors defined pages, technical signals and content opportunities.
Creates structured drafts from approved sources.
Prepares hooks, variants and publishing drafts.
Adapts approved content to language, market and channel.
Combines open tasks, account context and next steps.
Classifies cases and suggests handover or knowledge resources.
Structures booking or appointment requests.
Combines status information and flags exceptions.
Summarizes tasks, deadlines and blockers.
Compares approved supplier quotes using defined criteria.
Extracts invoice data for controlled accounting review.
Structures formal application data.
Creates role-specific task and knowledge checklists.
Checks stock data against defined thresholds.
Checks workflow steps against rules and requests approvals.
Choose a frequent task with clear inputs and low downside if an output is wrong. Inbox triage, reporting, briefings and research are often easier to control than write access to critical systems.
Map the task, data sources, tools, approvals and expected result before implementation.