AI tools for the work you do every day.
Working Order sets up tools around the files, software, and routines your business already uses. They read paper forms, prepare reports, and draft messages for you to review.
Keep using paper where it works for you. Some jobs can run on a computer in your office, without sending your records to an AI provider.
Trucking and care-home illustrations, plus a recorded winery example using test records.
Keep using your paper forms.
Scan or photograph a completed form. AI running on your computer reads the handwriting, checkboxes, and other marked fields, then fills in a digital copy to be checked against the original form, saving time on manual entry.
After checking the copy, use the records to fill a spreadsheet, prepare a report, or make a file your existing software accepts.
Illustrated example · Trucking records“Every quarter, pull the mileage off each truck’s log and split it by state. Match the fuel receipts and fill in the fuel-tax form. If a receipt has no state on it, hold it out. Email it to the bookkeeper, and nothing gets filed until I’ve looked at it.”
Once the records are in, ask a question about them.
Readable records are useful beyond filling the next form. They can also help you compare sales or look back at a busy month.
Watch an AI on a local computer work through three years of winery sales records and answer a detailed question, without an internet connection.
Demonstration using constructed test records and real wine names. This is not a client’s sales history.
AI running in-house, on your own computer.
For a job set up to run on that computer, your records stay in your office. No AI provider receives those files or uses them to train its models.
For work that needs more computing power, Working Order can use an outside provider that processes your files without keeping a copy or using them to train AI. Your data stays private.
Your computer handles the work
The files stay in your office. No AI provider receives them.
A provider processes the files without keeping them
The files go out for processing and the result comes back. The provider keeps no copy of either.
A provider processes and stores the files
The result comes back, but the provider retains a copy under its service terms.
- Choose which records must stay in your office.
- Read forms and process records on your own computer when the work does not need an outside service.
- Keep working offline on those jobs. Sending email or accessing online software still needs a connection.
The chat on this website uses an outside AI provider and stores conversations for review. How this website handles messages.
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Questions
Do I need to know which AI tool to use?
Start with what you want done and how you do it today. Working Order chooses software for the job and checks it against examples of your work. The chat on this page can answer questions about the service and help you request a call.
How do I check the work?
You can compare the result with your records and correct mistakes. For paper forms, check the digital copy beside the original. Working Order tests calculations against examples from your records before you rely on them. You review the result before anything is sent or filed.
Will it work on the computer I already have?
That depends on the job and the computer. Working Order checks what you already have and whether it can handle the work. Some tasks can run in your office without a cloud service; others need different equipment or an outside provider.
Can staff keep using paper?
Yes. Staff can fill in the same forms and scan or photograph them when they are ready. AI reads the completed forms into digital records. Handwriting and damaged pages can still be misread, so you can check each copy against the original.
What does it cost?
The first 30-minute call is free. Pricing for the work is discussed on that call, once the task and what it needs are clearer.