Every lead sorted the moment it arrives.

Sort every demo request and inbound email as it arrives, buyer, customer, job seeker or agency pitch, by qualifying rules you rewrite each campaign.

Use cases

  • Invoice checks: Every invoice read against your payment rules before it’s paid: new bank details, extra charges, cancelled services.
  • Support inbox: Every reply, refund and close checked against your rules before the customer sees it.
  • Marketing compliance: Every campaign piece checked against your advertising rules before it’s published.
  • Sales leads: Every demo request and inbound email sorted the moment it arrives, against qualifying rules you rewrite each campaign.
  • Grading AI replies: Every answer your AI gives graded against its sources, not a 1-in-10 sample.
  • Agent guardrails: Every tool call checked before it runs, and every tool response before your agent reads it.
  • Document extraction: Bills of lading and CMR notes read field by field, each value with the line it came from.
  • Damage checks: Does the claim photo show the damage and the car the claim says? Checked as it arrives, with a retake asked at once.
  • Safety audits: Site and permit photos checked against your own safety list: open edges, scaffold tags, blocked exits, lock and tag.

Industries

  • Finance back office: Screening hits, news checks, invoice exceptions and one-off account coding, read first so people decide faster.
  • Customer service and e-commerce: Routing and quality checks on every conversation, plus the e-commerce steps around them: listing safety information, reviews, return reasons and the returns desk.
  • Logistics and warehousing: Booking checks before the customs filing, carrier emails routed, goods-in photos against the delivery note, dock and doorstep photos.
  • Insurance claims: Sorting first notices, spotting vulnerable customers and complaints, checking a claim’s documents are complete, flagging recovery, checking claim photos and videos.
  • Software and AI agents: Labelling issues, flagging which areas a change touches, checking screenshots before release, routing requests to the right model, and deciding which night alerts wake someone.
  • Manufacturing and construction: Coding failure reports from technician notes, triaging shift logs, checking close-out photos of equipment.

Inputs

  • Text: Emails, chats, replies, posts, tool calls. Send the text with your questions, get each answer with how sure Strom is.
  • Documents: PDFs, scans and photos of paper. Each field comes from the line that gives it, so checking it takes a glance.
  • Images: Up to eight images per request, with text beside them. Ask what they show, whether they match, and where something is.
  • Video: Ask your questions of every frame as the video plays, or describe one object and follow it through the whole video.