The first deliverable is understanding your business.

ADA Intranet
Asistentes JIRA
Grabaciones
Analista
Kanban IA
Base de Conocimiento
AgentWatch
Proyectos
Configuración
Agentes
Documentación
Proyectos
Herramientas
Administración
DU
Usuario Demo
demo@logixsdigital.com
Cerrar sesión
Base de Conocimiento
MA
MA
Base de conocimiento del proyecto
1 fuentes
Fuentes
1
Wiki
84
Dominios
37
4
Grafo
Entrenamiento
1
Grafo
Mapa visual de conexiones entre las páginas de la wiki.
GRAFO DE CONOCIMIENTO
112 nodos · 148 conexiones
NEGOCIO
Dominio / Visión general
Features / Runbook
Reglas / Tests
Glosario / Service
IMPLEMENTACIÓN
ADR
API / Flow
Module / Contract
Rueda → zoom
Arrastrar → mover
Nodo → reposicionar

From business problem to refined backlog. In four steps.

Once ADA knows your company, the Analyst works on that knowledge base. It doesn't ask obvious questions or request meetings to understand what's already documented: it spins up the agents for each involved department and orchestrates the response.

STEP 01

Define the project in business language.

The user describes what they want to achieve without having to think about architecture or stack.

INPUT · NATURAL LANGUAGE
STEP 02

ADA spins up the involved subagents.

Identifies the business domains at play and invokes the corresponding agents with their already-indexed knowledge base.

SUBAGENTS BY DOMAIN
STEP 03

Each subagent contributes its context.

The Analyst cross-references the information and detects the gaps that require human validation.

CONTEXT + VALIDATION
STEP 04

Delivers requirements and user stories.

You leave with a functional requirements document, user stories with acceptance criteria and cross-domain dependencies. Ready for the development phase to start.

OUTPUT → DEVELOPMENT

REAL EXAMPLE · EMPLOYEE ONBOARDING

PROJECT BRIEF

I need to automate the employee onboarding process, from signing to system registration.

DELIVERABLE

Requirements document · 24 user stories · 6 cross-domain dependencies · legal validation matrix · acceptance criteria.

SUBAGENTS INVOKED BY ADA

HR

Onboarding processes · internal policies

FINANCE

Salary bands · costs

LEGAL

Contracts · GDPR · agreements

IT

Provisioning · access · SSO

SALES

Role-based onboarding

CORPORATE

Strategic plan · OKRs

Brings together three information sources in one place.

ADA builds a knowledge graph that cross-references three types of information. Every document, rule and process is tagged by domain so the Analyst knows, without asking, which subagents to invoke.

01DEPARTMENTAL

Knowledge by business area.

Each area (Finance, HR, Legal, Sales, IT) uploads its documentation, defines its rules and validates them with ADA until a specialized agent is ready.

BUSINESS RULES · AREA GLOSSARY · LOCAL PROCESSES
02CORPORATE

Strategy, OKRs and global policies.

Plans, OKRs and corporate policies: the layer that aligns every decision with the company's direction.

STRATEGIC PLAN · OKRS · POLICIES · GLOBAL COMPLIANCE
03CROSS-FUNCTIONAL

Processes that span multiple domains.

When a process crosses multiple areas (hiring, financial close, client onboarding), ADA automatically invokes the relevant subagents.

HIRING · CLOSE · ONBOARDING · CROSS-FUNCTIONAL COMPLIANCE

A team of analysts who know your business.

01 TRANSLATION

Translates business language into technical documents.

Converts stakeholder conversations into user stories, UML flows and functional specifications that development agents can execute without asking for clarification.

Example

"I need the customer to be able to pay in installments" → 12 stories · 4 ADRs · 1 sequence diagram · acceptance criteria.

02 DOUBT MANAGEMENT

Resolves technical questions in real time.

When a development agent or human programmer has a question about a business rule, the Analyst answers without stopping the sprint. No meetings, no blocked tickets.

Example

"For end-of-month settlements, is withholding applied before or after VAT?" → answer in seconds with the rule and its source.

03 USER STORIES

Defines the what and the who for, with acceptance criteria.

Not just drafts stories: defines measurable acceptance criteria so QA agents and humans know exactly when a feature is done.

Example

Each story includes precondition · action · expected result · at least 3 edge scenarios generated automatically.

04 PROBLEM DETECTION

Identifies inefficiencies in current processes.

Crosses the process described by the business with real data (telemetry, logs, metrics) and proposes evidence-based solutions, not intuition.

Example

Detects that 38% of onboarding requests take >24h and proposes automating IBAN validation.

05 STRATEGIC ALIGNMENT

Blocks scope creep before it reaches the sprint.

Compares each new request against the business's strategic objectives and flags those that don't contribute. The development team works only on what moves the needle.

Example

Rejects 17% of incoming tickets in the first quarter, saving 340 hours of development.

Capability 1 of 5

Before working, ADA knows your company.

An initial activation connects the Analyst to your organization's knowledge graph. The richer the base, the better the Analyst.

With sector partners

We collaborate with partners like PwC to bring sector knowledge during activation. They are not external consultants: they train the base that the Analyst inherits from day one.

Step 01

Company profile

Plans, OKRs, org chart and policies. ADA builds the corporate context.

Step 02

Agents by domain

Each department loads its documentation and defines its rules.

Step 03

Iterative validation

ADA keeps asking until the precision threshold is reached. No shortcuts.

Step 04

Graph indexing

Documentation tagged by domain and process. The Analyst can now invoke subagents.