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Start with one job your users need to complete. Map the steps from the moment that need appears to the point where they get a useful result. Your first release should make that journey work from beginning to end.

Separate the essentials from the conveniences. Ask what you need to learn, what must be reliable, and what can wait until you have feedback. A small, coherent release gives you something meaningful to test.

A useful starting question: What could a user accomplish on day one that they cannot do easily today?

Follow a real piece of work through your business. Note every repeated entry, missing detail and handover that needs someone to chase it. Look for the underlying cause before deciding what to automate.

Agree who owns the process, what a successful result looks like and how exceptions should be handled. Those decisions make your eventual integration clearer and easier to maintain.

Choose a bounded task and give the agent a clear purpose. Decide which sources it can use, what actions it may take and when a person should review its work.

Design the handover as carefully as the automation. Your team should be able to see what happened, understand the suggested next step and correct it. Test everyday cases and awkward exceptions before expanding the scope.