Give hours back.
Less searching, copying and chasing. More time for the cases that need human judgment.
Connect installer requests, vendor design tools and BayWa order intake. Then let AI agents follow through on the exceptions that slow business down.
Watch an order take shapeMindPal handles the handoffs. Product vendors handle the design. Your team stays in control of the purchase.
Less rekeying. Fewer missing fields. Faster reviewed orders. Pilot success is measured by response time, manual touches and the share of eligible requests that become accepted orders.
Use authorized vendor APIs or MCP adapters where supported, with structured exports as a fallback. The animation represents proposed handoffs; specific GLIDE, Enphase and BayWa endpoints have not been verified or connected.
Explore an incremental order scenario. These are assumptions to validate in a pilot, not a forecast or a promised uplift.
Uses the selected request’s fictional order value. Excludes implementation and running costs; this is a contribution scenario, not ROI. It is separate from the operations ROI model below to avoid double counting.
Explore delivery, finance and integration exceptions — with a clear action and an approval rule.
Watch an operations agentThe agent prepares the work. You approve the next action.
An agent connects the evidence, takes the next permitted step and follows up until the issue is resolved.
Less searching, copying and chasing. More time for the cases that need human judgment.
Track invoice corrections and delivery exceptions through to verified financial outcomes.
Find missing documents and resolve administrative disputes holding up customer payments.
Change the assumptions. See capacity value, financial benefits and cash release separately. No claimed BayWa results.
Illustrative inputs, not BayWa operating data or a performance guarantee. Benefits must be incremental and verified; avoid counting the same outcome twice.
Hours released = cases × eligible share × max(current minutes − agent-assisted minutes, 0) ÷ 60.
Capacity value = hours × hourly cost, if included.
Monthly benefit = included capacity value + recovered credits + avoided costs.
Year-one net = 12 × (monthly benefit − ongoing cost) − implementation.
ROI = year-one net ÷ (12 × ongoing cost + implementation).
Setup payback = implementation ÷ positive net monthly value.
Cash release = eligible monthly credit sales ÷ 30 × days accelerated.
This simplified model assumes steady monthly benefits from month one; a ramp-up would reduce first-year returns.
Bring a few representative cases. Together, we define the workflow, approval rules and measures that make a pilot worth doing.
Map the current process, choose eligible cases and agree what success means.
Validate outputs and approval rules against historical examples.
Use a limited case set with an accountable process owner and reviewed actions.
Review handling time, corrections, financial outcomes and rollout requirements.