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How much can we learnabout your business?

Type your web address. Butterfly reads what your company makes public, breaks it down in front of you and shows the work AI could take on first.

We start reading your public website as you type.

Public, company-level sources. Nothing about your people.

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  4. What you do, waiting
  • Who you are  0
  • What you say  0
  • What you show  0
  • Where you are  0

A live read takes a few seconds. You watch it find each part.

01 Your homepageWaiting
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02 Who you areWaiting
03 What you sayWaiting
04 What you doWaiting
05 What you postWaiting

Your posts appear here

06 Where you areWaiting

Your read appears here

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Company-level, public sources: your website, the posts it links to and the UK company register. Nothing about your people: no names, no reviews.

02 · The breakdown

Your words,broken down.

Every line we found, read again here in your browser and sorted into four kinds.

Read a company above and its breakdown appears here.

Read my company

03 · Likely tasks

Aviva’s likely tasks,from its own words.

Your products and services point to work your teams do every day. Butterfly’s research scores 220 kinds of work across 35 sectors for AI potential. Your Diagnostic then finds the thousands of tasks inside them.

The likely tasks follow the moment the read finishes.

Example10 offerings → 7 kinds of work in insurance

A first guess

Started by customers on aviva.co.uk, and the work behind each

On your site

Kinds of work, by AI potential

  1. From your site: Car Insurance, Home Insurance, Electric car insurance, Van insurance, Travel Insurance, Health insurance

    Test first · 01Claims handling

    In your filmSettling a home insurance claim after the excess and limits

    As our research words it
    Work out the settlement after excess, limits and depreciation.
    How often
    Thousands a weekA first guess for a company of more than 10,000 people. Your Diagnostic counts it from your logs.
    What it costs to run
    £27.33 each timeIllustrative
    • Doing it 33 minutes of a claims handler, at £35 an hour with on‑costs£19.25
    • Checking it 7 minutes of checks and corrections, at the same rate£4.08
    • Software Claims system, Policy admin, Payments£4
    From £1.4m a year, at thousands a week
    Checked today by
    Claims handlers
    AI potential · highLab demand, value per task and recorded outcomes, less the effort to test it and the regulation around it.
    • Lab demand
    • Value per task
    • Recorded outcomes
    • Effort to test
    • Regulation

    Clears the bar or not: every agent that could take it on would be tested on about a hundred held-back cases in your cloud before anyone relies on one.

From your site: Car Insurance, Home Insurance, Electric car insurance, Van insurance, Travel Insurance, Health insurance

Test first · 01Claims handling

In your filmSettling a home insurance claim after the excess and limits

As our research words it
Work out the settlement after excess, limits and depreciation.
How often
Thousands a weekA first guess for a company of more than 10,000 people. Your Diagnostic counts it from your logs.
What it costs to run
£27.33 each timeIllustrative
  • Doing it 33 minutes of a claims handler, at £35 an hour with on‑costs£19.25
  • Checking it 7 minutes of checks and corrections, at the same rate£4.08
  • Software Claims system, Policy admin, Payments£4
From £1.4m a year, at thousands a week
Checked today by
Claims handlers
AI potential · highLab demand, value per task and recorded outcomes, less the effort to test it and the regulation around it.
  • Lab demand
  • Value per task
  • Recorded outcomes
  • Effort to test
  • Regulation

Clears the bar or not: every agent that could take it on would be tested on about a hundred held-back cases in your cloud before anyone relies on one.

How often it happens×What it costs to run: hours × salary + software=What it is worth to you, in £

Of the thousands of tasks in your business, the first 25 are the ones worth more to you than the rest, ranked by what each costs a year and how often it happens, so the return you can track far outweighs the cost.

See it as a story

The film: one task, its cost and who could do it, narrated.

Make it real

Your proposal: the Diagnostic, priced.

We start reading your public website as you type.

Your proposal opens on the next page, and a person on our team follows up by email. Your email never goes in a link.

03 · Likely tasks

Allianz’s likely tasks,from its own words.

Your products and services point to work your teams do every day. Butterfly’s research scores 220 kinds of work across 35 sectors for AI potential. Your Diagnostic then finds the thousands of tasks inside them.

The likely tasks follow the moment the read finishes.

7 offerings → 5 kinds of work in insurance

A first guess

On your site

Kinds of work, by AI potential

  1. From your site: Kfz-Versicherung, E-Auto-Versicherung, Motorrad-Versicherung, Versicherung

    Test first · 01Claims handling

    In your filmDeciding a motor claim against the policy wording

    As our research words it
    Decide a claim against the policy wording: pay, part-pay or decline, with reasons.
    How often
    Thousands a weekA first guess for a company of more than 10,000 people. Your Diagnostic counts it from your logs.
    What it costs to run
    £30.25 each timeIllustrative
    • Doing it 36 minutes of a claims handler, at £35 an hour with on‑costs£21
    • Checking it 9 minutes of checks and corrections, at the same rate£5.25
    • Software Claims system, Policy admin, Document store£4
    From £1.6m a year, at thousands a week
    Checked today by
    Claims handlers
    AI potential · highLab demand, value per task and recorded outcomes, less the effort to test it and the regulation around it.
    • Lab demand
    • Value per task
    • Recorded outcomes
    • Effort to test
    • Regulation

    Clears the bar or not: every agent that could take it on would be tested on about a hundred held-back cases in your cloud before anyone relies on one.

From your site: Kfz-Versicherung, E-Auto-Versicherung, Motorrad-Versicherung, Versicherung

Test first · 01Claims handling

In your filmDeciding a motor claim against the policy wording

As our research words it
Decide a claim against the policy wording: pay, part-pay or decline, with reasons.
How often
Thousands a weekA first guess for a company of more than 10,000 people. Your Diagnostic counts it from your logs.
What it costs to run
£30.25 each timeIllustrative
  • Doing it 36 minutes of a claims handler, at £35 an hour with on‑costs£21
  • Checking it 9 minutes of checks and corrections, at the same rate£5.25
  • Software Claims system, Policy admin, Document store£4
From £1.6m a year, at thousands a week
Checked today by
Claims handlers
AI potential · highLab demand, value per task and recorded outcomes, less the effort to test it and the regulation around it.
  • Lab demand
  • Value per task
  • Recorded outcomes
  • Effort to test
  • Regulation

Clears the bar or not: every agent that could take it on would be tested on about a hundred held-back cases in your cloud before anyone relies on one.

How often it happens×What it costs to run: hours × salary + software=What it is worth to you, in £

Of the thousands of tasks in your business, the first 25 are the ones worth more to you than the rest, ranked by what each costs a year and how often it happens, so the return you can track far outweighs the cost.

See it as a story

Allianz’s film: one task, its cost and who could do it, narrated.

Make it real

A proposal for Allianz: the Diagnostic, priced.

We start reading your public website as you type.

Your proposal opens on the next page, and a person on our team follows up by email. Your email never goes in a link.

03 · Likely tasks

AstraZeneca’s likely tasks,from its own words.

Your products and services point to work your teams do every day. Butterfly’s research scores 220 kinds of work across 35 sectors for AI potential. Your Diagnostic then finds the thousands of tasks inside them.

The likely tasks follow the moment the read finishes.

10 offerings → 4 kinds of work in pharma and life sciences

A first guess

On your site

  • Cell therapies
  • Oligonucleotide therapeutics
  • AI and data
  • Genomics
  • New Approach Methodologies
  • Oncology
  • BioPharmaceuticals
  • Cardiovascular, Renal and Metabolism
  • Respiratory & Immunology
  • Infectious Disease

Not tied to one kind of work yet: your Diagnostic maps them.

Kinds of work, by AI potential

  1. Every company in pharma and life sciences does this

    Test first · 01Regulatory submissions

    In your filmChecking a regulatory document for claims the data don’t support

    As our research words it
    Check a submission document for claims the data do not support and for conflicts with other documents.
    How often
    Dozens a weekA first guess for a company of more than 10,000 people. Your Diagnostic counts it from your logs.
    What it costs to run
    £480 each timeIllustrative
    • Doing it 5 hours of a regulatory reviewer, at £75 an hour with on‑costs£375
    • Checking it an hour of checks and corrections, at the same rate£75
    • Software Document system, Submission tool, Reference library£30
    From £599k a year, at dozens a week
    Checked today by
    Regulatory affairs staff
    AI potential · highLab demand, value per task and recorded outcomes, less the effort to test it and the regulation around it.
    • Lab demand
    • Value per task
    • Recorded outcomes
    • Effort to test
    • Regulation

    Clears the bar or not: every agent that could take it on would be tested on about a hundred held-back cases in your cloud before anyone relies on one.

Every company in pharma and life sciences does this

Test first · 01Regulatory submissions

In your filmChecking a regulatory document for claims the data don’t support

As our research words it
Check a submission document for claims the data do not support and for conflicts with other documents.
How often
Dozens a weekA first guess for a company of more than 10,000 people. Your Diagnostic counts it from your logs.
What it costs to run
£480 each timeIllustrative
  • Doing it 5 hours of a regulatory reviewer, at £75 an hour with on‑costs£375
  • Checking it an hour of checks and corrections, at the same rate£75
  • Software Document system, Submission tool, Reference library£30
From £599k a year, at dozens a week
Checked today by
Regulatory affairs staff
AI potential · highLab demand, value per task and recorded outcomes, less the effort to test it and the regulation around it.
  • Lab demand
  • Value per task
  • Recorded outcomes
  • Effort to test
  • Regulation

Clears the bar or not: every agent that could take it on would be tested on about a hundred held-back cases in your cloud before anyone relies on one.

How often it happens×What it costs to run: hours × salary + software=What it is worth to you, in £

Of the thousands of tasks in your business, the first 25 are the ones worth more to you than the rest, ranked by what each costs a year and how often it happens, so the return you can track far outweighs the cost.

See it as a story

AstraZeneca’s film: one task, its cost and who could do it, narrated.

Make it real

A proposal for AstraZeneca: the Diagnostic, priced.

We start reading your public website as you type.

Your proposal opens on the next page, and a person on our team follows up by email. Your email never goes in a link.

03 · Likely tasks

Aviva’s likely tasks,from its own words.

Your products and services point to work your teams do every day. Butterfly’s research scores 220 kinds of work across 35 sectors for AI potential. Your Diagnostic then finds the thousands of tasks inside them.

The likely tasks follow the moment the read finishes.

10 offerings → 7 kinds of work in insurance

A first guess

Started by customers on aviva.co.uk, and the work behind each

On your site

Kinds of work, by AI potential

  1. From your site: Car Insurance, Home Insurance, Electric car insurance, Van insurance, Travel Insurance, Health insurance

    Test first · 01Claims handling

    In your filmSettling a home insurance claim after the excess and limits

    As our research words it
    Work out the settlement after excess, limits and depreciation.
    How often
    Thousands a weekA first guess for a company of more than 10,000 people. Your Diagnostic counts it from your logs.
    What it costs to run
    £27.33 each timeIllustrative
    • Doing it 33 minutes of a claims handler, at £35 an hour with on‑costs£19.25
    • Checking it 7 minutes of checks and corrections, at the same rate£4.08
    • Software Claims system, Policy admin, Payments£4
    From £1.4m a year, at thousands a week
    Checked today by
    Claims handlers
    AI potential · highLab demand, value per task and recorded outcomes, less the effort to test it and the regulation around it.
    • Lab demand
    • Value per task
    • Recorded outcomes
    • Effort to test
    • Regulation

    Clears the bar or not: every agent that could take it on would be tested on about a hundred held-back cases in your cloud before anyone relies on one.

From your site: Car Insurance, Home Insurance, Electric car insurance, Van insurance, Travel Insurance, Health insurance

Test first · 01Claims handling

In your filmSettling a home insurance claim after the excess and limits

As our research words it
Work out the settlement after excess, limits and depreciation.
How often
Thousands a weekA first guess for a company of more than 10,000 people. Your Diagnostic counts it from your logs.
What it costs to run
£27.33 each timeIllustrative
  • Doing it 33 minutes of a claims handler, at £35 an hour with on‑costs£19.25
  • Checking it 7 minutes of checks and corrections, at the same rate£4.08
  • Software Claims system, Policy admin, Payments£4
From £1.4m a year, at thousands a week
Checked today by
Claims handlers
AI potential · highLab demand, value per task and recorded outcomes, less the effort to test it and the regulation around it.
  • Lab demand
  • Value per task
  • Recorded outcomes
  • Effort to test
  • Regulation

Clears the bar or not: every agent that could take it on would be tested on about a hundred held-back cases in your cloud before anyone relies on one.

How often it happens×What it costs to run: hours × salary + software=What it is worth to you, in £

Of the thousands of tasks in your business, the first 25 are the ones worth more to you than the rest, ranked by what each costs a year and how often it happens, so the return you can track far outweighs the cost.

See it as a story

Aviva’s film: one task, its cost and who could do it, narrated.

Make it real

A proposal for Aviva: the Diagnostic, priced.

We start reading your public website as you type.

Your proposal opens on the next page, and a person on our team follows up by email. Your email never goes in a link.

03 · Likely tasks

Barclays’ likely tasks,from its own words.

Your products and services point to work your teams do every day. Butterfly’s research scores 220 kinds of work across 35 sectors for AI potential. Your Diagnostic then finds the thousands of tasks inside them.

The likely tasks follow the moment the read finishes.

10 offerings → 5 kinds of work in banking

A first guess

Started by customers on barclays.co.uk, and the work behind each

On your site

Kinds of work, by AI potential

  1. From your site: Credit cards

    Test first · 01Complaints and card disputes

    In your filmDeciding a card dispute under the card scheme’s rules

    As our research words it
    Decide a card dispute under the card scheme’s rules: refund, re-present or reject.
    How often
    Thousands a weekA first guess for a company of more than 10,000 people. Your Diagnostic counts it from your logs.
    What it costs to run
    £16.33 each timeIllustrative
    • Doing it 21 minutes of a disputes analyst, at £32 an hour with on‑costs£11.20
    • Checking it 4 minutes of checks and corrections, at the same rate£2.13
    • Software Disputes system, Card scheme portal, Core banking£3
    From £849k a year, at thousands a week
    Checked today by
    Operations staff
    AI potential · highLab demand, value per task and recorded outcomes, less the effort to test it and the regulation around it.
    • Lab demand
    • Value per task
    • Recorded outcomes
    • Effort to test
    • Regulation

    Clears the bar or not: every agent that could take it on would be tested on about a hundred held-back cases in your cloud before anyone relies on one.

From your site: Credit cards

Test first · 01Complaints and card disputes

In your filmDeciding a card dispute under the card scheme’s rules

As our research words it
Decide a card dispute under the card scheme’s rules: refund, re-present or reject.
How often
Thousands a weekA first guess for a company of more than 10,000 people. Your Diagnostic counts it from your logs.
What it costs to run
£16.33 each timeIllustrative
  • Doing it 21 minutes of a disputes analyst, at £32 an hour with on‑costs£11.20
  • Checking it 4 minutes of checks and corrections, at the same rate£2.13
  • Software Disputes system, Card scheme portal, Core banking£3
From £849k a year, at thousands a week
Checked today by
Operations staff
AI potential · highLab demand, value per task and recorded outcomes, less the effort to test it and the regulation around it.
  • Lab demand
  • Value per task
  • Recorded outcomes
  • Effort to test
  • Regulation

Clears the bar or not: every agent that could take it on would be tested on about a hundred held-back cases in your cloud before anyone relies on one.

How often it happens×What it costs to run: hours × salary + software=What it is worth to you, in £

Of the thousands of tasks in your business, the first 25 are the ones worth more to you than the rest, ranked by what each costs a year and how often it happens, so the return you can track far outweighs the cost.

See it as a story

Barclays’ film: one task, its cost and who could do it, narrated.

Make it real

A proposal for Barclays: the Diagnostic, priced.

We start reading your public website as you type.

Your proposal opens on the next page, and a person on our team follows up by email. Your email never goes in a link.

03 · Likely tasks

Birmingham City Council’s likely tasks,from its own words.

Your products and services point to work your teams do every day. Butterfly’s research scores 220 kinds of work across 35 sectors for AI potential. Your Diagnostic then finds the thousands of tasks inside them.

The likely tasks follow the moment the read finishes.

7 offerings → 4 kinds of work in public sector and government

A first guess

On your site

Kinds of work, by AI potential

  1. From your site: Roads, travel and parking

    Test first · 01Permits and licensing

    In your filmChecking a planning application for anything missing

    As our research words it
    Check a planning or licence application for completeness and list what is missing.
    How often
    Hundreds a weekA first guess for a company of more than 10,000 people. Your Diagnostic counts it from your logs.
    What it costs to run
    £36.33 each timeIllustrative
    • Doing it 41 minutes of a planning officer, at £40 an hour with on‑costs£27.33
    • Checking it 9 minutes of checks and corrections, at the same rate£6
    • Software Planning system, Case system, Document store£3
    From £189k a year, at hundreds a week
    Checked today by
    Planning or licensing officers
    AI potential · goodLab demand, value per task and recorded outcomes, less the effort to test it and the regulation around it.
    • Lab demand
    • Value per task
    • Recorded outcomes
    • Effort to test
    • Regulation

    Clears the bar or not: every agent that could take it on would be tested on about a hundred held-back cases in your cloud before anyone relies on one.

From your site: Roads, travel and parking

Test first · 01Permits and licensing

In your filmChecking a planning application for anything missing

As our research words it
Check a planning or licence application for completeness and list what is missing.
How often
Hundreds a weekA first guess for a company of more than 10,000 people. Your Diagnostic counts it from your logs.
What it costs to run
£36.33 each timeIllustrative
  • Doing it 41 minutes of a planning officer, at £40 an hour with on‑costs£27.33
  • Checking it 9 minutes of checks and corrections, at the same rate£6
  • Software Planning system, Case system, Document store£3
From £189k a year, at hundreds a week
Checked today by
Planning or licensing officers
AI potential · goodLab demand, value per task and recorded outcomes, less the effort to test it and the regulation around it.
  • Lab demand
  • Value per task
  • Recorded outcomes
  • Effort to test
  • Regulation

Clears the bar or not: every agent that could take it on would be tested on about a hundred held-back cases in your cloud before anyone relies on one.

How often it happens×What it costs to run: hours × salary + software=What it is worth to you, in £

Of the thousands of tasks in your business, the first 25 are the ones worth more to you than the rest, ranked by what each costs a year and how often it happens, so the return you can track far outweighs the cost.

See it as a story

Birmingham City Council’s film: one task, its cost and who could do it, narrated.

Make it real

A proposal for Birmingham City Council: the Diagnostic, priced.

We start reading your public website as you type.

Your proposal opens on the next page, and a person on our team follows up by email. Your email never goes in a link.

03 · Likely tasks

BT’s likely tasks,from its own words.

Your products and services point to work your teams do every day. Butterfly’s research scores 220 kinds of work across 35 sectors for AI potential. Your Diagnostic then finds the thousands of tasks inside them.

The likely tasks follow the moment the read finishes.

9 offerings → 5 kinds of work in telecoms

A first guess

Started by customers on bt.com, and the work behind each

On your site

Kinds of work, by AI potential

  1. The work your film follows

    Test first · 01Field service

    In your filmDeciding whether a broadband fault needs an engineer’s visit

    As our research words it
    Decide from the line test results whether a fault needs a home visit or a network fix.
    How often
    Thousands a weekA first guess for a company of more than 10,000 people. Your Diagnostic counts it from your logs.
    What it costs to run
    £7 each timeIllustrative
    • Doing it 10 minutes of a fault-desk adviser, at £30 an hour with on‑costs£5
    • Checking it 2 minutes of checks and corrections, at the same rate£1
    • Software Line-test tools, CRM, Field scheduling£1
    From £364k a year, at thousands a week
    Checked today by
    Field supervisors
    AI potential · goodLab demand, value per task and recorded outcomes, less the effort to test it and the regulation around it.
    • Lab demand
    • Value per task
    • Recorded outcomes
    • Effort to test
    • Regulation

    Clears the bar or not: every agent that could take it on would be tested on about a hundred held-back cases in your cloud before anyone relies on one.

The work your film follows

Test first · 01Field service

In your filmDeciding whether a broadband fault needs an engineer’s visit

As our research words it
Decide from the line test results whether a fault needs a home visit or a network fix.
How often
Thousands a weekA first guess for a company of more than 10,000 people. Your Diagnostic counts it from your logs.
What it costs to run
£7 each timeIllustrative
  • Doing it 10 minutes of a fault-desk adviser, at £30 an hour with on‑costs£5
  • Checking it 2 minutes of checks and corrections, at the same rate£1
  • Software Line-test tools, CRM, Field scheduling£1
From £364k a year, at thousands a week
Checked today by
Field supervisors
AI potential · goodLab demand, value per task and recorded outcomes, less the effort to test it and the regulation around it.
  • Lab demand
  • Value per task
  • Recorded outcomes
  • Effort to test
  • Regulation

Clears the bar or not: every agent that could take it on would be tested on about a hundred held-back cases in your cloud before anyone relies on one.

How often it happens×What it costs to run: hours × salary + software=What it is worth to you, in £

Of the thousands of tasks in your business, the first 25 are the ones worth more to you than the rest, ranked by what each costs a year and how often it happens, so the return you can track far outweighs the cost.

See it as a story

BT’s film: one task, its cost and who could do it, narrated.

Make it real

A proposal for BT: the Diagnostic, priced.

We start reading your public website as you type.

Your proposal opens on the next page, and a person on our team follows up by email. Your email never goes in a link.

03 · Likely tasks

DHL’s likely tasks,from its own words.

Your products and services point to work your teams do every day. Butterfly’s research scores 220 kinds of work across 35 sectors for AI potential. Your Diagnostic then finds the thousands of tasks inside them.

The likely tasks follow the moment the read finishes.

6 offerings → 5 kinds of work in logistics, freight and shipping

A first guess

On your site

  • Global Logistics
  • International Shipping

Not tied to one kind of work yet: your Diagnostic maps them.

Kinds of work, by AI potential

  1. Every company in logistics, freight and shipping does this

    Test first · 01Warehouse operations

    In your filmTracing a stock discrepancy across receipts, picks and counts

    As our research words it
    Investigate a stock discrepancy across receipts, put-aways, picks and counts, and post the right adjustment.
    How often
    Thousands a weekA first guess for a company of more than 10,000 people. Your Diagnostic counts it from your logs.
    What it costs to run
    £25.33 each timeIllustrative
    • Doing it 41 minutes of a stock controller, at £28 an hour with on‑costs£19.13
    • Checking it 9 minutes of checks and corrections, at the same rate£4.20
    • Software Warehouse system, Scanners, Inventory reports£2
    From £1.3m a year, at thousands a week
    Checked today by
    Warehouse supervisors
    AI potential · highLab demand, value per task and recorded outcomes, less the effort to test it and the regulation around it.
    • Lab demand
    • Value per task
    • Recorded outcomes
    • Effort to test
    • Regulation

    Clears the bar or not: every agent that could take it on would be tested on about a hundred held-back cases in your cloud before anyone relies on one.

Every company in logistics, freight and shipping does this

Test first · 01Warehouse operations

In your filmTracing a stock discrepancy across receipts, picks and counts

As our research words it
Investigate a stock discrepancy across receipts, put-aways, picks and counts, and post the right adjustment.
How often
Thousands a weekA first guess for a company of more than 10,000 people. Your Diagnostic counts it from your logs.
What it costs to run
£25.33 each timeIllustrative
  • Doing it 41 minutes of a stock controller, at £28 an hour with on‑costs£19.13
  • Checking it 9 minutes of checks and corrections, at the same rate£4.20
  • Software Warehouse system, Scanners, Inventory reports£2
From £1.3m a year, at thousands a week
Checked today by
Warehouse supervisors
AI potential · highLab demand, value per task and recorded outcomes, less the effort to test it and the regulation around it.
  • Lab demand
  • Value per task
  • Recorded outcomes
  • Effort to test
  • Regulation

Clears the bar or not: every agent that could take it on would be tested on about a hundred held-back cases in your cloud before anyone relies on one.

How often it happens×What it costs to run: hours × salary + software=What it is worth to you, in £

Of the thousands of tasks in your business, the first 25 are the ones worth more to you than the rest, ranked by what each costs a year and how often it happens, so the return you can track far outweighs the cost.

See it as a story

DHL’s film: one task, its cost and who could do it, narrated.

Make it real

A proposal for DHL: the Diagnostic, priced.

We start reading your public website as you type.

Your proposal opens on the next page, and a person on our team follows up by email. Your email never goes in a link.

03 · Likely tasks

GSK’s likely tasks,from its own words.

Your products and services point to work your teams do every day. Butterfly’s research scores 220 kinds of work across 35 sectors for AI potential. Your Diagnostic then finds the thousands of tasks inside them.

The likely tasks follow the moment the read finishes.

5 offerings → 6 kinds of work in pharma and life sciences

A first guess

On your site

Kinds of work, by AI potential

  1. The work your film follows

    Test first · 01Manufacturing quality

    In your filmReviewing a batch record before the batch goes to release

    As our research words it
    Review a batch record for errors and decide whether the batch can go forward to release.
    How often
    Hundreds a weekA first guess for a company of more than 10,000 people. Your Diagnostic counts it from your logs.
    What it costs to run
    £200 each timeIllustrative
    • Doing it 2½ hours of a quality specialist, at £60 an hour with on‑costs£150
    • Checking it 30 minutes of checks and corrections, at the same rate£30
    • Software Quality system, Batch records, Lab results£20
    From £1m a year, at hundreds a week
    Checked today by
    Quality assurance staff
    AI potential · goodLab demand, value per task and recorded outcomes, less the effort to test it and the regulation around it.
    • Lab demand
    • Value per task
    • Recorded outcomes
    • Effort to test
    • Regulation

    Clears the bar or not: every agent that could take it on would be tested on about a hundred held-back cases in your cloud before anyone relies on one.

The work your film follows

Test first · 01Manufacturing quality

In your filmReviewing a batch record before the batch goes to release

As our research words it
Review a batch record for errors and decide whether the batch can go forward to release.
How often
Hundreds a weekA first guess for a company of more than 10,000 people. Your Diagnostic counts it from your logs.
What it costs to run
£200 each timeIllustrative
  • Doing it 2½ hours of a quality specialist, at £60 an hour with on‑costs£150
  • Checking it 30 minutes of checks and corrections, at the same rate£30
  • Software Quality system, Batch records, Lab results£20
From £1m a year, at hundreds a week
Checked today by
Quality assurance staff
AI potential · goodLab demand, value per task and recorded outcomes, less the effort to test it and the regulation around it.
  • Lab demand
  • Value per task
  • Recorded outcomes
  • Effort to test
  • Regulation

Clears the bar or not: every agent that could take it on would be tested on about a hundred held-back cases in your cloud before anyone relies on one.

How often it happens×What it costs to run: hours × salary + software=What it is worth to you, in £

Of the thousands of tasks in your business, the first 25 are the ones worth more to you than the rest, ranked by what each costs a year and how often it happens, so the return you can track far outweighs the cost.

See it as a story

GSK’s film: one task, its cost and who could do it, narrated.

Make it real

A proposal for GSK: the Diagnostic, priced.

We start reading your public website as you type.

Your proposal opens on the next page, and a person on our team follows up by email. Your email never goes in a link.

03 · Likely tasks

Guy’s and St Thomas’ likely tasks,from its own words.

Your products and services point to work your teams do every day. Butterfly’s research scores 220 kinds of work across 35 sectors for AI potential. Your Diagnostic then finds the thousands of tasks inside them.

The likely tasks follow the moment the read finishes.

5 offerings → 4 kinds of work in healthcare providers

A first guess

On your site

Kinds of work, by AI potential

  1. Every company in healthcare providers does this

    Test first · 01Clinical coding

    In your filmCoding a hospital stay from its clinical notes

    As our research words it
    Assign the diagnosis and procedure codes for a hospital stay from its notes, and catch the errors before the record is submitted.
    How often
    Thousands a weekA first guess for a company of more than 10,000 people. Your Diagnostic counts it from your logs.
    What it costs to run
    £8.50 each timeIllustrative
    • Doing it 12 minutes of a clinical coder, at £30 an hour with on‑costs£6
    • Checking it 3 minutes of checks and corrections, at the same rate£1.50
    • Software Coding software, Patient record, Reporting£1
    From £442k a year, at thousands a week
    Checked today by
    Clinical coders
    AI potential · highLab demand, value per task and recorded outcomes, less the effort to test it and the regulation around it.
    • Lab demand
    • Value per task
    • Recorded outcomes
    • Effort to test
    • Regulation

    Clears the bar or not: every agent that could take it on would be tested on about a hundred held-back cases in your cloud before anyone relies on one.

Every company in healthcare providers does this

Test first · 01Clinical coding

In your filmCoding a hospital stay from its clinical notes

As our research words it
Assign the diagnosis and procedure codes for a hospital stay from its notes, and catch the errors before the record is submitted.
How often
Thousands a weekA first guess for a company of more than 10,000 people. Your Diagnostic counts it from your logs.
What it costs to run
£8.50 each timeIllustrative
  • Doing it 12 minutes of a clinical coder, at £30 an hour with on‑costs£6
  • Checking it 3 minutes of checks and corrections, at the same rate£1.50
  • Software Coding software, Patient record, Reporting£1
From £442k a year, at thousands a week
Checked today by
Clinical coders
AI potential · highLab demand, value per task and recorded outcomes, less the effort to test it and the regulation around it.
  • Lab demand
  • Value per task
  • Recorded outcomes
  • Effort to test
  • Regulation

Clears the bar or not: every agent that could take it on would be tested on about a hundred held-back cases in your cloud before anyone relies on one.

How often it happens×What it costs to run: hours × salary + software=What it is worth to you, in £

Of the thousands of tasks in your business, the first 25 are the ones worth more to you than the rest, ranked by what each costs a year and how often it happens, so the return you can track far outweighs the cost.

See it as a story

Guy’s and St Thomas’ film: one task, its cost and who could do it, narrated.

Make it real

A proposal for Guy’s and St Thomas’: the Diagnostic, priced.

We start reading your public website as you type.

Your proposal opens on the next page, and a person on our team follows up by email. Your email never goes in a link.

03 · Likely tasks

Linklaters’ likely tasks,from its own words.

Your products and services point to work your teams do every day. Butterfly’s research scores 220 kinds of work across 35 sectors for AI potential. Your Diagnostic then finds the thousands of tasks inside them.

The likely tasks follow the moment the read finishes.

10 offerings → 5 kinds of work in legal services

A first guess

On your site

  • Aerospace, Defence and Security
  • Automotive
  • Banks
  • Energy and Utilities
  • Healthcare and Life Sciences
  • Infrastructure

Not tied to one kind of work yet: your Diagnostic maps them.

Kinds of work, by AI potential

  1. Every company in legal services does this

    Test first · 01NDA and contract triage

    In your filmTriaging an incoming NDA: sign it, amend it, or escalate it

    As our research words it
    Triage an incoming NDA: sign as is, amend or escalate, with reasons.
    How often
    Hundreds a weekA first guess for a company of 2,000 to 10,000 people. Your Diagnostic counts it from your logs.
    What it costs to run
    £110 each timeIllustrative
    • Doing it 32 minutes of an associate solicitor, at £150 an hour with on‑costs£80
    • Checking it 8 minutes of checks and corrections, at the same rate£20
    • Software Contract tools, Document management, Matter system£10
    From £572k a year, at hundreds a week
    Checked today by
    In-house lawyers
    AI potential · highLab demand, value per task and recorded outcomes, less the effort to test it and the regulation around it.
    • Lab demand
    • Value per task
    • Recorded outcomes
    • Effort to test
    • Regulation

    Clears the bar or not: every agent that could take it on would be tested on about a hundred held-back cases in your cloud before anyone relies on one.

Every company in legal services does this

Test first · 01NDA and contract triage

In your filmTriaging an incoming NDA: sign it, amend it, or escalate it

As our research words it
Triage an incoming NDA: sign as is, amend or escalate, with reasons.
How often
Hundreds a weekA first guess for a company of 2,000 to 10,000 people. Your Diagnostic counts it from your logs.
What it costs to run
£110 each timeIllustrative
  • Doing it 32 minutes of an associate solicitor, at £150 an hour with on‑costs£80
  • Checking it 8 minutes of checks and corrections, at the same rate£20
  • Software Contract tools, Document management, Matter system£10
From £572k a year, at hundreds a week
Checked today by
In-house lawyers
AI potential · highLab demand, value per task and recorded outcomes, less the effort to test it and the regulation around it.
  • Lab demand
  • Value per task
  • Recorded outcomes
  • Effort to test
  • Regulation

Clears the bar or not: every agent that could take it on would be tested on about a hundred held-back cases in your cloud before anyone relies on one.

How often it happens×What it costs to run: hours × salary + software=What it is worth to you, in £

Of the thousands of tasks in your business, the first 25 are the ones worth more to you than the rest, ranked by what each costs a year and how often it happens, so the return you can track far outweighs the cost.

See it as a story

Linklaters’ film: one task, its cost and who could do it, narrated.

Make it real

A proposal for Linklaters: the Diagnostic, priced.

We start reading your public website as you type.

Your proposal opens on the next page, and a person on our team follows up by email. Your email never goes in a link.

03 · Likely tasks

The University of Manchester’s likely tasks,from its own words.

Your products and services point to work your teams do every day. Butterfly’s research scores 220 kinds of work across 35 sectors for AI potential. Your Diagnostic then finds the thousands of tasks inside them.

The likely tasks follow the moment the read finishes.

8 offerings → 4 kinds of work in education and training

A first guess

Started by customers on manchester.ac.uk, and the work behind each

On your site

  • Accommodation
  • Study abroad and exchange

Not tied to one kind of work yet: your Diagnostic maps them.

Kinds of work, by AI potential

  1. From your site: Online and blended learning

    Test first · 01Marking and feedback

    In your filmMarking an essay against its rubric, as a second marker would

    As our research words it
    Mark a script against the rubric and give feedback a second marker would agree with.
    How often
    Thousands a weekA first guess for a company of more than 10,000 people. Your Diagnostic counts it from your logs.
    What it costs to run
    £23.50 each timeIllustrative
    • Doing it 24 minutes of a second marker, at £45 an hour with on‑costs£18
    • Checking it 6 minutes of checks and corrections, at the same rate£4.50
    • Software Marking platform, Rubrics, Marks records£1
    From £1.2m a year, at thousands a week
    Checked today by
    Academic markers
    AI potential · goodLab demand, value per task and recorded outcomes, less the effort to test it and the regulation around it.
    • Lab demand
    • Value per task
    • Recorded outcomes
    • Effort to test
    • Regulation

    Clears the bar or not: every agent that could take it on would be tested on about a hundred held-back cases in your cloud before anyone relies on one.

From your site: Online and blended learning

Test first · 01Marking and feedback

In your filmMarking an essay against its rubric, as a second marker would

As our research words it
Mark a script against the rubric and give feedback a second marker would agree with.
How often
Thousands a weekA first guess for a company of more than 10,000 people. Your Diagnostic counts it from your logs.
What it costs to run
£23.50 each timeIllustrative
  • Doing it 24 minutes of a second marker, at £45 an hour with on‑costs£18
  • Checking it 6 minutes of checks and corrections, at the same rate£4.50
  • Software Marking platform, Rubrics, Marks records£1
From £1.2m a year, at thousands a week
Checked today by
Academic markers
AI potential · goodLab demand, value per task and recorded outcomes, less the effort to test it and the regulation around it.
  • Lab demand
  • Value per task
  • Recorded outcomes
  • Effort to test
  • Regulation

Clears the bar or not: every agent that could take it on would be tested on about a hundred held-back cases in your cloud before anyone relies on one.

How often it happens×What it costs to run: hours × salary + software=What it is worth to you, in £

Of the thousands of tasks in your business, the first 25 are the ones worth more to you than the rest, ranked by what each costs a year and how often it happens, so the return you can track far outweighs the cost.

See it as a story

The University of Manchester’s film: one task, its cost and who could do it, narrated.

Make it real

A proposal for The University of Manchester: the Diagnostic, priced.

We start reading your public website as you type.

Your proposal opens on the next page, and a person on our team follows up by email. Your email never goes in a link.

03 · Likely tasks

Octopus Energy’s likely tasks,from its own words.

Your products and services point to work your teams do every day. Butterfly’s research scores 220 kinds of work across 35 sectors for AI potential. Your Diagnostic then finds the thousands of tasks inside them.

The likely tasks follow the moment the read finishes.

10 offerings → 4 kinds of work in energy and utilities

A first guess

Started by customers on octopus.energy, and the work behind each

On your site

  • Electric vehicles
  • Electric vehicles & chargers
  • Intelligent Octopus Go
  • Octopus Tracker
  • Agile Octopus
  • Octopus Fan Club
  • Intelligent Octopus Flux

Not tied to one kind of work yet: your Diagnostic maps them.

Kinds of work, by AI potential

  1. From your site: Energy

    Test first · 01Metering and billing

    In your filmChecking a suspect meter reading before the bill goes out

    As our research words it
    Validate a suspect meter reading and decide whether to estimate, re-read or bill it.
    How often
    Tens of thousands a weekA first guess for a company of 2,000 to 10,000 people. Your Diagnostic counts it from your logs.
    What it costs to run
    £3.80 each timeIllustrative
    • Doing it 5 minutes of a billing analyst, at £28 an hour with on‑costs£2.33
    • Checking it 1 minute of checks and corrections, at the same rate£0.47
    • Software Billing system, Meter data, CRM£1
    From £2m a year, at tens of thousands a week
    Checked today by
    Billing specialists
    AI potential · goodLab demand, value per task and recorded outcomes, less the effort to test it and the regulation around it.
    • Lab demand
    • Value per task
    • Recorded outcomes
    • Effort to test
    • Regulation

    Clears the bar or not: every agent that could take it on would be tested on about a hundred held-back cases in your cloud before anyone relies on one.

From your site: Energy

Test first · 01Metering and billing

In your filmChecking a suspect meter reading before the bill goes out

As our research words it
Validate a suspect meter reading and decide whether to estimate, re-read or bill it.
How often
Tens of thousands a weekA first guess for a company of 2,000 to 10,000 people. Your Diagnostic counts it from your logs.
What it costs to run
£3.80 each timeIllustrative
  • Doing it 5 minutes of a billing analyst, at £28 an hour with on‑costs£2.33
  • Checking it 1 minute of checks and corrections, at the same rate£0.47
  • Software Billing system, Meter data, CRM£1
From £2m a year, at tens of thousands a week
Checked today by
Billing specialists
AI potential · goodLab demand, value per task and recorded outcomes, less the effort to test it and the regulation around it.
  • Lab demand
  • Value per task
  • Recorded outcomes
  • Effort to test
  • Regulation

Clears the bar or not: every agent that could take it on would be tested on about a hundred held-back cases in your cloud before anyone relies on one.

How often it happens×What it costs to run: hours × salary + software=What it is worth to you, in £

Of the thousands of tasks in your business, the first 25 are the ones worth more to you than the rest, ranked by what each costs a year and how often it happens, so the return you can track far outweighs the cost.

See it as a story

Octopus Energy’s film: one task, its cost and who could do it, narrated.

Make it real

A proposal for Octopus Energy: the Diagnostic, priced.

We start reading your public website as you type.

Your proposal opens on the next page, and a person on our team follows up by email. Your email never goes in a link.

03 · Likely tasks

PwC’s likely tasks,from its own words.

Your products and services point to work your teams do every day. Butterfly’s research scores 220 kinds of work across 35 sectors for AI potential. Your Diagnostic then finds the thousands of tasks inside them.

The likely tasks follow the moment the read finishes.

5 offerings → 4 kinds of work in accounting, audit and tax firms

A first guess

On your site

  • Consulting
  • Economics

Not tied to one kind of work yet: your Diagnostic maps them.

Kinds of work, by AI potential

  1. Every company in accounting, audit and tax firms does this

    Test first · 01Bookkeeping and outsourced accounting

    In your filmReconciling a client’s bank and ledger accounts

    As our research words it
    Reconcile a client’s bank and ledger accounts and post the adjusting entries.
    How often
    Thousands a weekA first guess for a company of more than 10,000 people. Your Diagnostic counts it from your logs.
    What it costs to run
    £44.25 each timeIllustrative
    • Doing it 36 minutes of an accountant, at £55 an hour with on‑costs£33
    • Checking it 9 minutes of checks and corrections, at the same rate£8.25
    • Software Accounting software, Bank feeds, Workpapers£3
    From £2.3m a year, at thousands a week
    Checked today by
    Accountants
    AI potential · highLab demand, value per task and recorded outcomes, less the effort to test it and the regulation around it.
    • Lab demand
    • Value per task
    • Recorded outcomes
    • Effort to test
    • Regulation

    Clears the bar or not: every agent that could take it on would be tested on about a hundred held-back cases in your cloud before anyone relies on one.

Every company in accounting, audit and tax firms does this

Test first · 01Bookkeeping and outsourced accounting

In your filmReconciling a client’s bank and ledger accounts

As our research words it
Reconcile a client’s bank and ledger accounts and post the adjusting entries.
How often
Thousands a weekA first guess for a company of more than 10,000 people. Your Diagnostic counts it from your logs.
What it costs to run
£44.25 each timeIllustrative
  • Doing it 36 minutes of an accountant, at £55 an hour with on‑costs£33
  • Checking it 9 minutes of checks and corrections, at the same rate£8.25
  • Software Accounting software, Bank feeds, Workpapers£3
From £2.3m a year, at thousands a week
Checked today by
Accountants
AI potential · highLab demand, value per task and recorded outcomes, less the effort to test it and the regulation around it.
  • Lab demand
  • Value per task
  • Recorded outcomes
  • Effort to test
  • Regulation

Clears the bar or not: every agent that could take it on would be tested on about a hundred held-back cases in your cloud before anyone relies on one.

How often it happens×What it costs to run: hours × salary + software=What it is worth to you, in £

Of the thousands of tasks in your business, the first 25 are the ones worth more to you than the rest, ranked by what each costs a year and how often it happens, so the return you can track far outweighs the cost.

See it as a story

PwC’s film: one task, its cost and who could do it, narrated.

Make it real

A proposal for PwC: the Diagnostic, priced.

We start reading your public website as you type.

Your proposal opens on the next page, and a person on our team follows up by email. Your email never goes in a link.

03 · Likely tasks

Rolls-Royce’s likely tasks,from its own words.

Your products and services point to work your teams do every day. Butterfly’s research scores 220 kinds of work across 35 sectors for AI potential. Your Diagnostic then finds the thousands of tasks inside them.

The likely tasks follow the moment the read finishes.

4 offerings → 4 kinds of work in manufacturing

A first guess

On your site

Kinds of work, by AI potential

  1. From your site: Testing capabilities

    Test first · 01Quality and non-conformance

    In your filmDeciding what happens to a part outside its drawing’s limits

    As our research words it
    Decide the disposition of a non-conforming batch (use as is, rework, scrap or return to supplier) against the drawing and specification.
    How often
    Hundreds a weekA first guess for a company of more than 10,000 people. Your Diagnostic counts it from your logs.
    What it costs to run
    £140 each timeIllustrative
    • Doing it 1½ hours of a quality engineer, at £65 an hour with on‑costs£97.50
    • Checking it 30 minutes of checks and corrections, at the same rate£32.50
    • Software Quality system, Drawings, Inspection data£10
    From £728k a year, at hundreds a week
    Checked today by
    Quality engineers
    AI potential · highLab demand, value per task and recorded outcomes, less the effort to test it and the regulation around it.
    • Lab demand
    • Value per task
    • Recorded outcomes
    • Effort to test
    • Regulation

    Clears the bar or not: every agent that could take it on would be tested on about a hundred held-back cases in your cloud before anyone relies on one.

From your site: Testing capabilities

Test first · 01Quality and non-conformance

In your filmDeciding what happens to a part outside its drawing’s limits

As our research words it
Decide the disposition of a non-conforming batch (use as is, rework, scrap or return to supplier) against the drawing and specification.
How often
Hundreds a weekA first guess for a company of more than 10,000 people. Your Diagnostic counts it from your logs.
What it costs to run
£140 each timeIllustrative
  • Doing it 1½ hours of a quality engineer, at £65 an hour with on‑costs£97.50
  • Checking it 30 minutes of checks and corrections, at the same rate£32.50
  • Software Quality system, Drawings, Inspection data£10
From £728k a year, at hundreds a week
Checked today by
Quality engineers
AI potential · highLab demand, value per task and recorded outcomes, less the effort to test it and the regulation around it.
  • Lab demand
  • Value per task
  • Recorded outcomes
  • Effort to test
  • Regulation

Clears the bar or not: every agent that could take it on would be tested on about a hundred held-back cases in your cloud before anyone relies on one.

How often it happens×What it costs to run: hours × salary + software=What it is worth to you, in £

Of the thousands of tasks in your business, the first 25 are the ones worth more to you than the rest, ranked by what each costs a year and how often it happens, so the return you can track far outweighs the cost.

See it as a story

Rolls-Royce’s film: one task, its cost and who could do it, narrated.

Make it real

A proposal for Rolls-Royce: the Diagnostic, priced.

We start reading your public website as you type.

Your proposal opens on the next page, and a person on our team follows up by email. Your email never goes in a link.

03 · Likely tasks

Sage’s likely tasks,from its own words.

Your products and services point to work your teams do every day. Butterfly’s research scores 220 kinds of work across 35 sectors for AI potential. Your Diagnostic then finds the thousands of tasks inside them.

The likely tasks follow the moment the read finishes.

6 offerings → 4 kinds of work in software and SaaS

A first guess

On your site

Kinds of work, by AI potential

  1. From your site: Sage Intacct, Sage X3, Brightpearl by Sage, Sage 100, Sage 300

    Test first · 01Technical support

    In your filmDiagnosing a customer’s problem from the ticket and the logs

    As our research words it
    Diagnose a customer’s technical problem from the ticket, logs and documentation, and give the fix.
    How often
    Thousands a weekA first guess for a company of more than 10,000 people. Your Diagnostic counts it from your logs.
    What it costs to run
    £22.42 each timeIllustrative
    • Doing it 29 minutes of a support engineer, at £35 an hour with on‑costs£16.92
    • Checking it 6 minutes of checks and corrections, at the same rate£3.50
    • Software Support desk, Logs, Knowledge base£2
    From £1.2m a year, at thousands a week
    Checked today by
    Senior support engineers
    AI potential · highLab demand, value per task and recorded outcomes, less the effort to test it and the regulation around it.
    • Lab demand
    • Value per task
    • Recorded outcomes
    • Effort to test
    • Regulation

    Clears the bar or not: every agent that could take it on would be tested on about a hundred held-back cases in your cloud before anyone relies on one.

From your site: Sage Intacct, Sage X3, Brightpearl by Sage, Sage 100, Sage 300

Test first · 01Technical support

In your filmDiagnosing a customer’s problem from the ticket and the logs

As our research words it
Diagnose a customer’s technical problem from the ticket, logs and documentation, and give the fix.
How often
Thousands a weekA first guess for a company of more than 10,000 people. Your Diagnostic counts it from your logs.
What it costs to run
£22.42 each timeIllustrative
  • Doing it 29 minutes of a support engineer, at £35 an hour with on‑costs£16.92
  • Checking it 6 minutes of checks and corrections, at the same rate£3.50
  • Software Support desk, Logs, Knowledge base£2
From £1.2m a year, at thousands a week
Checked today by
Senior support engineers
AI potential · highLab demand, value per task and recorded outcomes, less the effort to test it and the regulation around it.
  • Lab demand
  • Value per task
  • Recorded outcomes
  • Effort to test
  • Regulation

Clears the bar or not: every agent that could take it on would be tested on about a hundred held-back cases in your cloud before anyone relies on one.

How often it happens×What it costs to run: hours × salary + software=What it is worth to you, in £

Of the thousands of tasks in your business, the first 25 are the ones worth more to you than the rest, ranked by what each costs a year and how often it happens, so the return you can track far outweighs the cost.

See it as a story

Sage’s film: one task, its cost and who could do it, narrated.

Make it real

A proposal for Sage: the Diagnostic, priced.

We start reading your public website as you type.

Your proposal opens on the next page, and a person on our team follows up by email. Your email never goes in a link.

03 · Likely tasks

Severn Trent’s likely tasks,from its own words.

Your products and services point to work your teams do every day. Butterfly’s research scores 220 kinds of work across 35 sectors for AI potential. Your Diagnostic then finds the thousands of tasks inside them.

The likely tasks follow the moment the read finishes.

4 offerings → 4 kinds of work in energy and utilities

A first guess

On your site

  • Bioresources
  • Hafren Dyfrdwy

Not tied to one kind of work yet: your Diagnostic maps them.

Kinds of work, by AI potential

  1. From your site: Severn Trent Green Power, Severn Trent Water

    Test first · 01Asset inspection and maintenance

    In your filmGrading a pump’s condition from its inspection report and photos

    As our research words it
    Grade an asset’s condition from an inspection report and photos, and decide whether to repair, monitor or replace it.
    How often
    Hundreds a weekA first guess for a company of 2,000 to 10,000 people. Your Diagnostic counts it from your logs.
    What it costs to run
    £60 each timeIllustrative
    • Doing it 48 minutes of an asset engineer, at £55 an hour with on‑costs£44
    • Checking it 12 minutes of checks and corrections, at the same rate£11
    • Software Asset system, Inspection app, Work orders£5
    From £312k a year, at hundreds a week
    Checked today by
    Asset engineers
    AI potential · highLab demand, value per task and recorded outcomes, less the effort to test it and the regulation around it.
    • Lab demand
    • Value per task
    • Recorded outcomes
    • Effort to test
    • Regulation

    Clears the bar or not: every agent that could take it on would be tested on about a hundred held-back cases in your cloud before anyone relies on one.

From your site: Severn Trent Green Power, Severn Trent Water

Test first · 01Asset inspection and maintenance

In your filmGrading a pump’s condition from its inspection report and photos

As our research words it
Grade an asset’s condition from an inspection report and photos, and decide whether to repair, monitor or replace it.
How often
Hundreds a weekA first guess for a company of 2,000 to 10,000 people. Your Diagnostic counts it from your logs.
What it costs to run
£60 each timeIllustrative
  • Doing it 48 minutes of an asset engineer, at £55 an hour with on‑costs£44
  • Checking it 12 minutes of checks and corrections, at the same rate£11
  • Software Asset system, Inspection app, Work orders£5
From £312k a year, at hundreds a week
Checked today by
Asset engineers
AI potential · highLab demand, value per task and recorded outcomes, less the effort to test it and the regulation around it.
  • Lab demand
  • Value per task
  • Recorded outcomes
  • Effort to test
  • Regulation

Clears the bar or not: every agent that could take it on would be tested on about a hundred held-back cases in your cloud before anyone relies on one.

How often it happens×What it costs to run: hours × salary + software=What it is worth to you, in £

Of the thousands of tasks in your business, the first 25 are the ones worth more to you than the rest, ranked by what each costs a year and how often it happens, so the return you can track far outweighs the cost.

See it as a story

Severn Trent’s film: one task, its cost and who could do it, narrated.

Make it real

A proposal for Severn Trent: the Diagnostic, priced.

We start reading your public website as you type.

Your proposal opens on the next page, and a person on our team follows up by email. Your email never goes in a link.

03 · Likely tasks

Tesco’s likely tasks,from its own words.

Your products and services point to work your teams do every day. Butterfly’s research scores 220 kinds of work across 35 sectors for AI potential. Your Diagnostic then finds the thousands of tasks inside them.

The likely tasks follow the moment the read finishes.

7 offerings → 5 kinds of work in e-commerce and retail

A first guess

On your site

Kinds of work, by AI potential

  1. From your site: Online Groceries

    Test first · 01Stock and replenishment

    In your filmSetting a product’s reorder quantity from sales, stock and lead times

    As our research words it
    Decide the reorder quantity for a product from sales, stock and supplier lead times.
    How often
    Tens of thousands a weekA first guess for a company of more than 10,000 people. Your Diagnostic counts it from your logs.
    What it costs to run
    £2.75 each timeIllustrative
    • Doing it 2 minutes of a replenishment analyst, at £35 an hour with on‑costs£1.17
    • Checking it 1 minute of checks and corrections, at the same rate£0.58
    • Software Replenishment system, Stock records, Supplier portal£1
    From £1.4m a year, at tens of thousands a week
    Checked today by
    Replenishment planners
    AI potential · highLab demand, value per task and recorded outcomes, less the effort to test it and the regulation around it.
    • Lab demand
    • Value per task
    • Recorded outcomes
    • Effort to test
    • Regulation

    Clears the bar or not: every agent that could take it on would be tested on about a hundred held-back cases in your cloud before anyone relies on one.

From your site: Online Groceries

Test first · 01Stock and replenishment

In your filmSetting a product’s reorder quantity from sales, stock and lead times

As our research words it
Decide the reorder quantity for a product from sales, stock and supplier lead times.
How often
Tens of thousands a weekA first guess for a company of more than 10,000 people. Your Diagnostic counts it from your logs.
What it costs to run
£2.75 each timeIllustrative
  • Doing it 2 minutes of a replenishment analyst, at £35 an hour with on‑costs£1.17
  • Checking it 1 minute of checks and corrections, at the same rate£0.58
  • Software Replenishment system, Stock records, Supplier portal£1
From £1.4m a year, at tens of thousands a week
Checked today by
Replenishment planners
AI potential · highLab demand, value per task and recorded outcomes, less the effort to test it and the regulation around it.
  • Lab demand
  • Value per task
  • Recorded outcomes
  • Effort to test
  • Regulation

Clears the bar or not: every agent that could take it on would be tested on about a hundred held-back cases in your cloud before anyone relies on one.

How often it happens×What it costs to run: hours × salary + software=What it is worth to you, in £

Of the thousands of tasks in your business, the first 25 are the ones worth more to you than the rest, ranked by what each costs a year and how often it happens, so the return you can track far outweighs the cost.

See it as a story

Tesco’s film: one task, its cost and who could do it, narrated.

Make it real

A proposal for Tesco: the Diagnostic, priced.

We start reading your public website as you type.

Your proposal opens on the next page, and a person on our team follows up by email. Your email never goes in a link.

03 · Likely tasks

Whitbread’s likely tasks,from its own words.

Your products and services point to work your teams do every day. Butterfly’s research scores 220 kinds of work across 35 sectors for AI potential. Your Diagnostic then finds the thousands of tasks inside them.

The likely tasks follow the moment the read finishes.

5 offerings → 4 kinds of work in travel, hospitality and airlines

A first guess

On your site

Kinds of work, by AI potential

  1. From your site: Book a room

    Test first · 01Reservations and changes

    In your filmWorking out the refund when a guest cancels under the rate’s rules

    As our research words it
    Cancel a booking and work out the refund or credit under the fare and policy rules.
    How often
    Thousands a weekA first guess for a company of more than 10,000 people. Your Diagnostic counts it from your logs.
    What it costs to run
    £4.47 each timeIllustrative
    • Doing it 6 minutes of a reservations adviser, at £26 an hour with on‑costs£2.60
    • Checking it 2 minutes of checks and corrections, at the same rate£0.87
    • Software Booking system, Rate rules, Payments£1
    From £232k a year, at thousands a week
    Checked today by
    Servicing agents
    AI potential · highLab demand, value per task and recorded outcomes, less the effort to test it and the regulation around it.
    • Lab demand
    • Value per task
    • Recorded outcomes
    • Effort to test
    • Regulation

    Clears the bar or not: every agent that could take it on would be tested on about a hundred held-back cases in your cloud before anyone relies on one.

From your site: Book a room

Test first · 01Reservations and changes

In your filmWorking out the refund when a guest cancels under the rate’s rules

As our research words it
Cancel a booking and work out the refund or credit under the fare and policy rules.
How often
Thousands a weekA first guess for a company of more than 10,000 people. Your Diagnostic counts it from your logs.
What it costs to run
£4.47 each timeIllustrative
  • Doing it 6 minutes of a reservations adviser, at £26 an hour with on‑costs£2.60
  • Checking it 2 minutes of checks and corrections, at the same rate£0.87
  • Software Booking system, Rate rules, Payments£1
From £232k a year, at thousands a week
Checked today by
Servicing agents
AI potential · highLab demand, value per task and recorded outcomes, less the effort to test it and the regulation around it.
  • Lab demand
  • Value per task
  • Recorded outcomes
  • Effort to test
  • Regulation

Clears the bar or not: every agent that could take it on would be tested on about a hundred held-back cases in your cloud before anyone relies on one.

How often it happens×What it costs to run: hours × salary + software=What it is worth to you, in £

Of the thousands of tasks in your business, the first 25 are the ones worth more to you than the rest, ranked by what each costs a year and how often it happens, so the return you can track far outweighs the cost.

See it as a story

Whitbread’s film: one task, its cost and who could do it, narrated.

Make it real

A proposal for Whitbread: the Diagnostic, priced.

We start reading your public website as you type.

Your proposal opens on the next page, and a person on our team follows up by email. Your email never goes in a link.

03 · Likely tasks

likely tasks,from its own words.

Your products and services point to work your teams do every day. Butterfly’s research scores 220 kinds of work across 35 sectors for AI potential. Your Diagnostic then finds the thousands of tasks inside them.

The likely tasks appear after the read.

Start the read

How often it happens×What it costs to run: hours × salary + software=What it is worth to you, in £

Of the thousands of tasks in your business, the first 25 are the ones worth more to you than the rest, ranked by what each costs a year and how often it happens, so the return you can track far outweighs the cost.

See it as a story

The film: one task, its cost and who could do it, narrated.

Make it real

Your proposal: the Diagnostic, priced.

We start reading your public website as you type.

Your proposal opens on the next page, and a person on our team follows up by email. Your email never goes in a link.

04 · Your industry

A research enginefor your industry.

Every week the module reads your market, company by company, and turns what changes into tasks to test, a quarterly report and predictions we keep score on.

Examples

Ten industries, one engine each. Add your company and it opens on yours.

What it watches, every week

  • Rivals’ pagesRate, fee and product wording at the banks you name, week by week
  • Job postsRoles that name the work: KYC review, credit analysis, payment operations
  • Your own wordingWhat your pages promise about decisions and turnaround
  • Customer feedbackPublic complaint themes, product by product

One signal, followed to a test

Lands in your quarterly report
  • Your market what changed, rival by rival
  • Frontier changes new models, from the Agent Reliability Index
  • Predictions tracked, with their hit rate
46%

Nearly half of UK financial firms report a partial understanding of the AI they use, and a third of their use cases are third-party.

Source: Bank of England / FCA, 21 Nov 2024 7

EU AI Act: credit scoring is high-risk, with duties from 2 Dec 2027. PRA SS1/23 asks banks for independent model validation.51

The module£25–60ka year · company-level dataDraft for review · subject to contract

What it watches, every week

  • Rivals’ pagesCover wording, excesses and claims promises at the insurers you name
  • Job postsClaims handlers, underwriting assistants, bordereaux analysts
  • Your own wordingWhat your pages promise about claims: speed, channels, cover
  • Customer feedbackPublic complaint themes about claims and renewals

One signal, followed to a test

Lands in your quarterly report
  • Your market what changed, rival by rival
  • Frontier changes new models, from the Agent Reliability Index
  • Predictions tracked, with their hit rate
5x

AIG says underwriting reviews ran faster and data accuracy rose in early rollouts.

Source: Anthropic, 15 Jul 2025 (a customer claim) 27

EU AI Act: life and health insurance pricing is high-risk, with duties from 2 Dec 2027.51

The module£25–60ka year · company-level dataDraft for review · subject to contract

What it watches, every week

  • Other providers’ pagesHow other providers describe referrals, waiting times and appointments
  • Job postsRoles that name the work: clinical coders, booking teams, appeals staff
  • Your own wordingWhat your pages promise patients about appointments, referrals and letters
  • Patient feedbackPublic complaint themes about appointments, letters and bills

One signal, followed to a test

Lands in your quarterly report
  • Your market what changed, rival by rival
  • Frontier changes new models, from the Agent Reliability Index
  • Predictions tracked, with their hit rate
13 hours

US physicians handle about 40 prior authorisations a week, which take them and their staff 13 hours.

Source: American Medical Association, 2026 28

EU AI Act: AI that decides eligibility for public benefits and services is high-risk, with duties from 2 Dec 2027.54

The module£25–60ka year · company-level dataDraft for review · subject to contract

What it watches, every week

  • Peers’ pagesHow peers describe their billing, payment terms and refunds
  • Job postsRoles that name the work: reconciliations, accounts payable, month-end close
  • Your own wordingPayment terms and invoicing promises on your own pages
  • Customer feedbackPublic complaints about billing and refunds

One signal, followed to a test

Lands in your quarterly report
  • Your market what changed, rival by rival
  • Frontier changes new models, from the Agent Reliability Index
  • Predictions tracked, with their hit rate
2.6%

On APEX-Accounting, models score well on average, yet almost none pass a task on all 8 tries.

Source: APEX-Accounting, arXiv, 29 Jul 2026 11

Every company closes its books, so this is the opening batch for every client, whatever the industry.

The module£25–60ka year · company-level dataDraft for review · subject to contract

What it watches, every week

  • Peers’ pagesHow peers describe their trials, pipelines and medical information
  • Job postsRoles that name the work: safety case processors, regulatory writers, medical information
  • Your own wordingWhat your pages say about trials, safety reporting and enquiries
  • Public enquiriesThemes in public enquiries, product by product

One signal, followed to a test

Lands in your quarterly report
  • Your market what changed, rival by rival
  • Frontier changes new models, from the Agent Reliability Index
  • Predictions tracked, with their hit rate
€7m

Italy fined IQVIA over health data it claimed was anonymous.

Source: EDPB, 9 Oct 2026 44

EU AI Act: AI inside products already under EU safety law takes on high-risk duties from 2 Aug 2028.51

The module£25–60ka year · company-level dataDraft for review · subject to contract

What it watches, every week

  • Rivals’ pagesHow other managers describe fees, performance and reporting
  • Job postsRoles that name the work: fund accountants, client reporting, operations analysts
  • Your own wordingWhat your pages promise about reporting, suitability and service
  • Client feedbackPublic complaint themes about advice and service

One signal, followed to a test

Lands in your quarterly report
  • Your market what changed, rival by rival
  • Frontier changes new models, from the Agent Reliability Index
  • Predictions tracked, with their hit rate
76%

Three in four enterprise AI use cases are now purchased from vendors rather than made in-house, and spending tripled.

Source: Menlo Ventures, 9 Dec 2025 4

Firms outside its scope use PRA SS1/23 as the benchmark for models made in-house or by vendors, AI included.56

The module£25–60ka year · company-level dataDraft for review · subject to contract

What it watches, every week

  • Rivals’ pagesTariffs, bundles and service promises at the providers you name
  • Job postsRoles that name the work: complaints handlers, billing analysts, fault-desk advisers
  • Your own wordingWhat your pages promise about faults, bills and switching
  • Customer feedbackPublic complaint themes: billing, faults and cancellations

One signal, followed to a test

Lands in your quarterly report
  • Your market what changed, rival by rival
  • Frontier changes new models, from the Agent Reliability Index
  • Predictions tracked, with their hit rate
Two-thirds

Klarna’s AI handled two-thirds of its customer chats in its first month; a year later Klarna rehired people because quality suffered.

Source: Klarna, 27 Feb 2024; CX Dive, 9 May 2025 26

EU AI Act: from 2 Aug 2026, an AI voice must tell the caller it is one.51

The module£25–60ka year · company-level dataDraft for review · subject to contract

What it watches, every week

  • Other bodies’ pagesHow other councils and agencies describe services, targets and waiting times
  • Job postsRoles that name the work: planning officers, benefits assessors, licensing teams
  • Your own wordingWhat your pages promise residents about applications and decisions
  • Residents’ feedbackPublic complaint themes about applications and response times

One signal, followed to a test

Lands in your quarterly report
  • Your market what changed, rival by rival
  • Frontier changes new models, from the Agent Reliability Index
  • Predictions tracked, with their hit rate
362

Documented AI incidents hit a record, and agents still fail about one in three structured benchmark attempts.

Source: Stanford AI Index 2026, 2026 23

EU AI Act: AI that decides eligibility for public benefits is high-risk, with duties from 2 Dec 2027.54

The module£25–60ka year · company-level dataDraft for review · subject to contract

What it watches, every week

  • Other firms’ pagesHow other firms describe their services, sectors and case studies
  • Job postsRoles that name the work: analysts, bid writers, research associates
  • Your own wordingWhat your pages promise clients about speed and insight
  • Client feedbackPublic complaint themes about delivery and cost

One signal, followed to a test

Lands in your quarterly report
  • Your market what changed, rival by rival
  • Frontier changes new models, from the Agent Reliability Index
  • Predictions tracked, with their hit rate
~50%

Almost half of 2025 tech deals had an AI component.

Source: Bain & Company, 27 Jan 2026 34

The same tests carry into diligence: the Agent Target Benchmark checks a target’s AI before a deal closes.

The module£25–60ka year · company-level dataDraft for review · subject to contract

Your industry outside these ten? We set its engine up with you, case by case.

What the module costs

05 · Rules and dates

The rules that ask for proof,and when they apply.

Regulators already expect evidence that the AI a company uses works as it should. These are the dates that bear on testing it, and what Butterfly’s runs give you for each.

  1. 17 May 2024

    PRA SS1/23, model risk management

    Who
    UK banks, building societies and PRA-designated investment firms with internal-model approval; others use it as a benchmark
    Butterfly gives you
    Independent test evidence for each model and agent, run after run, ready for your validation file.
    What it asks, and the source

    Validate the models you use, made in-house or by a vendor, AI included. The current version took effect on 23 April 2026.

    Source: Bank of England, PRA SS1/23, 23 Apr 2026 56

    Today
  2. 17 Jan 2025

    DORA, digital operational resilience

    Who
    Banks, insurers, investment firms and their ICT providers in the EU
    Butterfly gives you
    Test runs of each AI service a provider supplies, on your own work, kept with your records on that provider.
    What it asks, and the source

    EU rules on digital resilience for 20 types of financial firm and the ICT providers they rely on, with EU oversight of critical third-party providers. Managing the risk of those providers is one of its core areas.

    Source: EIOPA, Digital Operational Resilience Act, fetched 26 Oct 2026 58

    Today
  3. 1 Jan 2026

    US prior-authorisation deadlines

    Who
    US Medicare Advantage, Medicaid and CHIP plans
    Butterfly gives you
    How often an agent gets a request right, and how long it takes, run after run, on your own cases.
    What it asks, and the source

    Prior-authorisation requests must be decided within 72 hours when urgent and seven calendar days otherwise. A prior-authorisation API follows from 1 January 2027.

    Source: CMS, Interoperability and Prior Authorization final rule (CMS-0057-F), 17 Jan 2024 59

    Today
  4. 2 Aug 2026

    EU AI Act, transparency duties

    Who
    Anyone using AI with people in the EU
    Butterfly gives you
    A check in every run that each agent says what it is, where your rules say it must.
    What it asks, and the source

    People must be told when they deal with AI: an AI voice or an AI interviewer says so.

    Source: European Commission, in force 2026-07-27 51

    Today
  5. 8 Oct 2026

    NAIC model bulletin on insurers’ use of AI

    Who
    Insurers in the US states that adopted it
    Butterfly gives you
    A record per AI system: what it was tested on, how often it passed, and who checked it.
    What it asks, and the source

    A model bulletin on how insurers use AI. As of 8 October 2026, 29 jurisdictions had adopted it and 4 more had rules or guidance of their own.

    Source: NAIC, implementation map, 8 Oct 2026 55

    Today
  6. 7 Dec 2026

    EU T+1, the first deadline

    Who
    EU market participants
    Butterfly gives you
    How often an agent matches and confirms a trade correctly inside the new window, run after run.
    What it asks, and the source

    Allocations and confirmations must go out faster, the first step of the EU’s move to T+1 on 11 October 2027.

    Source: ESMA, Statement on T+1 preparations, 20 Jul 2026 60

    Today
  7. 1 Jan 2027

    California’s automated decision-making rules

    Who
    Businesses using it for credit, housing, education, jobs, work allocation or healthcare
    Butterfly gives you
    Evidence of how each agent decides, case by case, with every run kept for review.
    What it asks, and the source

    A business already using automated decision-making for significant decisions (credit, housing, education, jobs and the allocation of work, healthcare) must comply by 1 January 2027.

    Source: California Privacy Protection Agency, CCPA regulations, §7200, fetched 26 Oct 2026 57

    Today
  8. 11 Oct 2027

    EU T+1 settlement

    Who
    EU market participants
    Butterfly gives you
    Test runs of the agents that clear breaks and send instructions, timed against the one-day window.
    What it asks, and the source

    Trades settle one business day after they are made. The final deadline also covers sending settlement instructions early.

    Source: ESMA, Statement on T+1 preparations, 20 Jul 2026 60

    Today
  9. 2 Dec 2027

    EU AI Act, high-risk duties

    Who
    Firms whose AI output is used in the EU, in those uses
    Butterfly gives you
    Evidence of how accurate and how steady each agent is, task by task, measured on your own work, for the technical file.
    What it asks, and the source

    Duties for high-risk uses, from testing to accuracy and human oversight: credit scoring, life and health insurance pricing, public benefits, recruitment, and AI that allocates or monitors work.

    Source: EU AI Act, Annex III, fetched 26 Oct 2026 54

    Source: European Commission, in force 2026-07-27 51

    Today
  10. 2 Aug 2028

    EU AI Act, AI inside regulated products

    Who
    Makers of products covered by Annex I that carry AI
    Butterfly gives you
    Repeatable test runs of the AI part, kept with the product’s own records.
    What it asks, and the source

    The high-risk duties for AI that is part of a product already under EU safety law (Annex I) apply from this date.

    Source: European Commission, in force 2026-07-27 51

    Today

A summary to plan with, never legal advice: Butterfly supplies the test evidence, and each company stays responsible for meeting each rule.

06 · The Agent Reliability Index

How reliable are agents,really?

Four findings from the public record, each with its source and date. The Index will run models × effort levels × task families, and score how often an agent passes.

Agent Reliability IndexThe public record · Oct 2026

Passing once is not passing every time.

Any agent right 75% of the timeArithmetic, Jan 2026

75% on one try
about 42% three in a row

Source: Anthropic Engineering, 9 Jan 2026 9

Illustrative arithmetic, assuming independent tries.

τ-bench retail, a widely used modelJun 2024

61.2% on one try
under 25% on all 8

Source: τ-bench, arXiv, 17 Jun 2024 10

A 2024 model.

APEX-AccountingJul 2026

56.4% top average
2.6% top all-8 pass rate

Source: APEX-Accounting, arXiv, 29 Jul 2026 11

The two figures come from different models.

A customer gets one try. So the Index will report how often an agent is right across its held-back cases, not its average.

Passing once is not passing every time.

Any agent right 75% of the timeArithmetic, Jan 2026

75% on one try
about 42% three in a row

Source: Anthropic Engineering, 9 Jan 2026 9

Illustrative arithmetic, assuming independent tries.

τ-bench retail, a widely used modelJun 2024

61.2% on one try
under 25% on all 8

Source: τ-bench, arXiv, 17 Jun 2024 10

A 2024 model.

APEX-AccountingJul 2026

56.4% top average
2.6% top all-8 pass rate

Source: APEX-Accounting, arXiv, 29 Jul 2026 11

The two figures come from different models.

A customer gets one try. So the Index will report how often an agent is right across its held-back cases, not its average.

How the Index measures it

Models × effort levels × task families, on held-back cases.

  1. 01Task familiesWork written for the Index: Reconciliations, claims triage, KYC alert review, billing disputes, contract review, clinical coding.
  2. 02Every model and effort levelEach model at low, medium and high reasoning effort, on the same tasks.
  3. 03Held-back casesReal cases kept aside from the start, never used to build or tune an agent: at least 20 a task, typically about a hundred.
  4. 04Scored on every caseHow often it is right across the cases, the rules it followed and the cost of a success.

A perfect streak proves less than it looks: 8 clean runs in a row still allow up to 31% failure.61Tested again every quarter, and after each major model release. No client’s tasks or results appear in the Index.

07 · Read more

Short reads,built on the record.

Learning centreAI readiness, explained from the start.What an agent is, why one run proves little, how many clean runs prove anything, and what the EU AI Act asks for, and when. Then test what you know.
SourcesEvery figure, with its source and date.Each number Butterfly quotes, the page it came from and the day it was checked, so you can open the primary yourself.

08 · Pricing

Free to read.A module to keep reading.

The first read is free. The module keeps reading every week; the managed tier adds a named analyst.

Your read

Free

One read of your company, its breakdown, its likely tasks and your film.

  • Company-level public sources
  • The breakdown and the likely tasks
  • Your narrated film
Read my company

Butterfly Research

£25–60ka year

Company-level monitoring of your market, feeding your task map, your quarterly report and our predictions.

  • Rivals’ pages, job posts, your own wording, customer feedback
  • An engine for your industry
  • Signals that become tasks to test
Talk to us about Research

Managed

£100ka year

For large accounts: named analyst hours, predictions with tracked hit rates, and escalations.

  • A named analyst
  • Predictions, scored when they land
  • Escalations when something moves
Ask about the managed tier

Draft for review · subject to contractAn add-on to the readiness subscription (from £96k a year). Company-level data: never your people, never named individuals.