Use Cases

For work that's too important to fully automate, and too repetitive to do by hand.

Dave is a blank canvas with real guardrails. Here's what teams put on it first.

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Content operations at scale.

Research → draft → review → publish, as one auditable pipeline. AI agents write on the model you pick, human editors approve in a review flyout, and API-call nodes push the finished piece straight into your CMS. Every version tracked; nothing goes live without sign-off. (This site's content runs exactly this way.)

Approval workflows you can defend in an audit.

Trade email threads and 'who approved this?' for structured, logged approval flows: role-based review nodes, voting, full reviewer context, and a complete audit trail, with SOC 2 (7-year retention) and GDPR compliance modes for work that's regulated or brand-critical.

AI-assisted research, on tap.

Point agents at a question; they gather, summarize, and structure the answer, then hand it to a human to validate before anyone trusts it. Export to JSON, HTML, or plain text and feed it downstream. A research backlog becomes a button.

Multi-tenant operations for agencies & holding companies.

One deployment, many clients or business units: full tenant isolation, per-tenant branding and encryption, feature flags, white-label from day one. It's literally how voolama runs five brands on a single Dave instance.

Back-office automation with a brain and a brake.

Wire Dave to any REST API (CRM, tickets, billing, webhooks) across 129 endpoints, and gate the steps that move money or carry risk. Automate the repetitive; review the consequential.

One workflow, start to finish

A real example: an AI-drafted, human-approved content pipeline. The same pattern teams reuse for research, approvals, and back-office tasks.

  1. 1. Start

    The instance launches: scheduled, triggered via the API, or kicked off manually.

  2. 2. AI Draft Generation

    An Agent Interaction node drafts the content, with up to 10 retries configured before it ever reaches a human.

  3. 3. Editor Review

    A Human Review node routes to the assigned reviewer. Approve moves it forward; Reject requires a written reason and sends it back.

  4. 4. Done

    Approved output flows to the next step: an API Call node pushing it into your CMS, ticketing system, or wherever it needs to land.

Access mapped to how teams actually work

RoleWhat they can do
AdminFull tenant administration: every permission, unrestricted.
CreateBuild and manage AI agents: prompts, models, configuration.
CurateDesign workflows in the visual editor, the graph itself.
UseRun instances and complete tasks: open assigned work, provide input, approve or reject.
ReportingAnalytics only: run volume, failure rates, latency, and SLA metrics. No edit access.

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