🤖 AI Automation2022–2023Private Client — Atlanta, GA

LLM Automation Suite

End-to-end AI workflow automation that replaced 40+ hours/week of manual processing

01The Problem

A business operations team spent 40+ hours per week manually parsing documents, extracting structured data, routing tasks through approval workflows, and updating CRM records. The process was error-prone, slow, and entirely dependent on human availability. Backlogs built up during peak periods, costing revenue and frustrating clients.

02The Solution

Designed and built a multi-stage LLM automation pipeline using Python, GPT-4, and LangChain-style orchestration. The system automatically ingested documents, extracted structured fields using custom prompt chains, validated outputs against business rules, routed tasks to appropriate queues, and updated Salesforce records via API — all without human intervention for standard cases.

03What I Built

  • ▸Custom document ingestion pipeline (PDF, email, form data)
  • ▸LLM extraction chain with structured output validation
  • ▸Business rules engine for routing and exception handling
  • ▸Salesforce API integration for automated CRM updates
  • ▸Real-time monitoring dashboard for queue status and error tracking
  • ▸Fallback workflow for edge cases requiring human review

04Business Value

The automation suite replaced the equivalent of two full-time analyst roles while simultaneously improving accuracy and throughput. ROI was achieved within the first 60 days of deployment.

Measured Outcomes

  • ✓Reduced manual document processing time by 87%
  • ✓Eliminated 40+ hours/week of repetitive analyst work
  • ✓Processing accuracy improved from ~78% (manual) to 96% (automated)
  • ✓CRM records updated in real-time vs. 24–48 hour lag
  • ✓System handled 3× volume during peak periods without additional staff

Technology Stack

PythonGPT-4 APILangChainSalesforce APIFlaskPostgreSQLPandasREST APIs

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