Digital Workers for IT & Tech
Scale with Digital Workers, not outsourcing.
From back-office to supply chain, Digital Workers replace offshore vendors and manual labor with always-on automation, cutting costs and boosting resilience.
Customers automating their workflows
Leaders automating their data science workflows
Tech leaders are under pressure to cut costs without losing control.
- Reliance on BPOs and offshore partners slows execution, creates risk
- Rising operating costs are eating into margins
- Fragmented data across product, sales, finance, and supply chain
- Talent drain in repetitive but business-critical roles
Scaling people and outsourcing is fragile. Digital Workers deliver a resilient, in-house model for growth.
Fully compliant, automated end-to-end processes.
IT Systems Compliance Digital Worker
The IT Systems Compliance Digital Worker continuously monitors development artefacts to verify Security Decision Record (SDR) compliance across Jira, GitHub, and Confluence.
Employee Onboarding Digital Worker
The Employee Onboarding Digital Worker automates end-to-end onboarding from the HRIS trigger, orchestrating IT, HR, Facilities, and managers across systems.
Employee Verification Digital Worker
The Employee Verification Digital Worker automates verification-letter requests from trigger to delivery, eliminating manual coordination and data exposure risks.
Supply Chain Claims Resolution Digital Worker
The Supply Chain Claims Resolution Digital Worker automates the validation and resolution of post-purchase disputes across order, logistics, and financial systems.
Cisco is using Digital Workers to scale supply chain intelligence
At one of the world’s largest tech conglomerates, Cisco, the team uses causaLens’ technology to help standardize, scale, and reuse high-impact analytics across functions. These autonomous agents promise always-on decision intelligence, supporting planners, analysts, and operators with insights they can act on in real time.
"[The causaLens agent] acts as a PhD-level Economist to assist teams to interpret what is going on."