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[ARI] AI-powered active workflow system

About ARI

ARI ㅡ Workflows that start without coding

Routine tasks such as checking, recording, reporting and sending require a consistent amount of time each day. ARI is a workflow automation system in which AI connects and executes work procedures previously carried out by people according to set conditions. Users set the execution conditions and processing criteria, and AI performs the next task according to those criteria.
AI can be designed as a workplace colleague rather than merely a simple work assistant.

The three elements that make up ARI

ARI's technical structure consists of conditions that start automation, an engine that manages the sequence of tasks, and integration functions that connect external services. When each element is connected, a single input leads to multiple follow-up tasks.

ComponentsRoleExamples of application
TriggerDetects the conditions that start automationA specific time, data input, API response or user action
Workflow engineManages the sequence of tasks and conditional branchingExecute A if at or above the threshold; execute B if below the threshold
API and system integrationRetrieves information from external services or delivers resultsERP, CRM, email, databases, cloud services and messengers

How is ARI different from a typical AI workflow?

If conventional automation is “running a predefined macro”, ARI is automation that changes the flow according to the situation.
Rather than having a person click through every step, AI assesses the conditions and connects them automatically.
In other words, it is automation that includes decision-making, not simple repetition.

ARI design diagram

Work automation created by CLEVI

CLEVI designs ARI's accessibility and range of applications so that users can easily apply AI technology. It identifies customers' repetitive tasks and pain points and provides an automation environment that connects everything from setting conditions to managing execution results.

  • Workflow automation
  • Conditional branching
  • API integration
  • Improved work efficiency
  • AI work tools
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