You're entered.
We draw on October 27 and email every winner. If we pick your workflow for a build, we'll email you to set up the call.
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Enter to win AirPods, a monitor or $250 for charity.
Enter with your name, your email and the workflow you would automate first. We also pick 20 workflows to build.
The draw
4
WinnersEach one picks AirPods Pro, a 14-inch portable monitor, or $250 donated in their name to a charity of their choice.
The builds
20
Agents built for youWe pick 20 of the workflows entered and build each one into a working agent, at no cost.
- 200+ AI applications in production
- SOC 2 Type II
- Managed SaaS, single-tenant or in your own VPC
- An audit trail behind every decision
Three agents, start to finish.
Each film is one workflow running end to end, in under a minute. If we pick your workflow, this is the kind of agent you get back.
What happens after you enter.
- Now
Enter here
The form at the top of this page is open until the end of the event.
- Oct 22
Or enter at the event
At the Microsoft AI Tour in Philadelphia, scan the QR code at the Dataworkz booth. Entries close that night.
- Oct 27
Draw day
We draw four winners, and each one picks a prize. We also pick the 20 workflows to build, and email everyone who won a prize or a build.
- Then
The builds begin
Each of the 20 starts with one call to walk us through the workflow.
If yours is picked, we do the work.
A day of your team's time needs a manager's approval. One call doesn't. So we ask for the call and spend the build day ourselves.
We build on a sample, never on your production data, so there is no security review or procurement to clear before we start. Your engineers are welcome to build alongside us. The work goes ahead either way.
From you
- One call to walk us through the workflow
- Five minutes to check the scope we send back
- A sample or redacted data set that you control
From us
- A straight answer on whether an agent should do this at all
- A written scope: what the agent does, and where it stops
- The build, in one day
- The agent, its workflow definition, and what production would take
Not sure what to enter? Start with one of these.
Good candidates come up every week, touch two or three systems, and have someone in the middle checking one thing against another by hand.
IT service requests
Software installs and access requests, with the requester checked and approval given inside the ticket.
Invoice checks
Contractor hours against timesheets, invoices against purchase orders, duplicates caught before anything is approved.
Audit evidence and lineage
Where a reported number came from, traced and written up before the auditor asks.
Change control
Change requests assembled from the tickets, commits and documents that already hold the context.
Status roll-ups
Project status pulled from three systems and an inbox into one page a steering committee will read.
Answers from your own documents
Policy and procedure questions answered from the documents that hold the answer, with the source cited.
Questions people ask first.
Anything else, the official rules cover it.
How do I enter?
Fill in the form at the top of this page with your name, your work email and the workflow you would automate first. On October 22 you can also enter at the Microsoft AI Tour in Philadelphia by scanning the QR code at the Dataworkz booth. One entry per person.
What are the prizes?
We draw four winners on October 27 from every entry. Each winner picks one prize: AirPods Pro, a 14-inch portable monitor, or a $250 donation from us to a charity of their choice, made in their name. Separately, we pick 20 of the workflows entered and build an agent for each, at no cost.
How do you pick the 20 workflows?
We pick the ones we can build well in a day: bounded, repetitive, and touching two or three systems. The builds are chosen separately from the draw, so one entry can win a prize and a build.
Do you need our production data?
No. We build against a sample or redacted data set that you control, so there is no security review or procurement to clear before we start.
How much of my time does a build take?
One call, plus five minutes to check the scope we write up. The build day is ours. Your engineers are welcome to build alongside us, and the work goes ahead either way.
Can you really build an agent in a day?
For one bounded workflow, yes. Connectors, authentication, audit logging and the rest of the plumbing already exist in the platform. What is left is the logic specific to your workflow.
What if an agent is the wrong fit for our workflow?
We tell you on the call, before anything is built. Some workflows should not be automated, and you will hear that from us plainly.
Who owns the agent afterwards?
You keep the agent and its workflow definition, whether or not you work with us again. If you want to take it into production, we will tell you what that involves: where it would run, the integration work, and how long it would take.
Where are the full rules?
In the official rules. They cover who can enter, how the draw works and how we contact winners.
One workflow is the whole entry.
Enter now, or scan the QR code at the Dataworkz booth in Philadelphia on October 22.