
Does This Use Case Really Need an AI Agent?
Agentic AI promises the same value as other AI but is harder to deliver and riskier. Four questions, based on 600 agentic use cases, tell you when an agent is worth it.
4,980 AI use cases, each linked to a business capability, scored on value, feasibility and risk, and given benchmark ranges based on real-world implementations.
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A first notice of loss reaches the claims desk, and the Customer Operations Manager opens the claims evidence bundle that must be read before the file moves. In Insurance the bundle arrives from several hands at once, for example a repairer estimate, a police report, photographs from the policyholder, and administrator forms.
| Metric | Low | Mid | High |
|---|---|---|---|
| Review time reduction | 25% | 35% | 45% |
| Error rework reduction | 15% | 22.5% | 30% |
| Straight through processing increase | 10% | 17.5% | 25% |
Customer Operations Manager spends less time opening the claims evidence bundle, locating fields, checking tables, and retyping values. Manual sorting also declines because document classification happens before the review queue.
A plain description of the task, the role and the decision involved.
Low, mid and high improvement per metric, such as handling time or rework.
Scores on a five-point scale, explained by the dimensions behind them.
Which tasks shrink, which grow and which skills the role needs.
Where the use case sits in your business, from level 1 to level 3.
Every use case follows this structure, whether it comes from the Library or from your own teams. That is what makes two ideas comparable on their evidence instead of on how well they were pitched.
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Content discovery is the largest domain, with 780 use cases. Agentic AI and prediction follow with 600 each. Open a label to see in which industries it appears and how it scores.
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Agentic AI promises the same value as other AI but is harder to deliver and riskier. Four questions, based on 600 agentic use cases, tell you when an agent is worth it.

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