Quick check
Guess first, no penalty. Which operations task is safe to hand to AI first?
AI tools in operations make plans, drafts and flags. They suggest next week's demand, build delivery routes, propose shift plans, flag late shipments, pull data from shipping papers and draft customer and supplier emails.
What they can't see is the ground: the promotion in week 3, the gate that closes at four, the driver who's new, the supplier who always pads dates. A plan is a starting point. You check it against what's really happening, and you sign for the result.
Sort it
Can AI draft it, or does it need you?
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Worked example
Step by step
Shipment SH-4821 is late, worked with AI.
Step 1 of 4: You give the facts
Step 1 of 4
You give the facts
Left the port on 12 March, now due 18 March instead of 15 March, because of port congestion.
Facts from you, words from AI, and a check before it goes.
Fill the gaps
Fill the gaps in your delay notice prompt (the message you send the AI).
Prompt
Write a short delay notice for shipment . . Don't .
Try it
Your steps, about 2 minutes
- 1.Make up a late shipment: a number, two dates and a reason. Ask AI for the delay notice with the prompt above, then fix any date or promise you couldn't keep.2 min