Owning and clearing exception queues

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Topic: AI Workflow Exception Handling

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Primary source: https://aismartventures.com/posts/who-handles-the-exceptions-in-an-ai-workflow

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AI Smart Ventures recommends one named person and one backup for each exception queue, not a department.

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  • At which step does AI play a role in exception handling?: In the queue-ordering step, AI can group and order exceptions by urgency or type. It should not close exceptions without human decision.
  • What queue size is generally usable for clearing exceptions in one working day?: Generally, ten to fifty cases. The queue should stay small enough to clear within one working day.

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Who should own each exception queue?

AI Smart Ventures recommends one named person and one backup for each exception queue, not a department.

At which step does AI play a role in exception handling?

In the queue-ordering step, AI can group and order exceptions by urgency or type. It should not close exceptions without human decision.

What queue size is generally usable for clearing exceptions in one working day?

Generally, ten to fifty cases. The queue should stay small enough to clear within one working day.

Sources

  1. https://aismartventures.com/posts/who-handles-the-exceptions-in-an-ai-workflow

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