See it run

Meet Rigel by CoWorQ, your guided partner for turning an early product idea into a clear direction and then into a practical requirements document. Let's follow one idea from start to finish.

Everything starts on work with Rigel in QRION Studio. You pick the kind of help you need.

A brainstorming session or a product requirements document. We'll begin by brainstorming.

Rigel opens the conversation on its own and asks how you'd like to work as a facilitator, as a creative partner, or by generating ideas for you.

Our example is a small home services company.

Customers request a quote then don't know what happens next, so they call. You can start with just the problem before you have a solution in mind.

Notice the counter in the corner. It shows live what your session is costing us so you can see exactly what your activity costs as you go.

We choose to work as creative partners and let Rigel pick the techniques. It suggests three, starting with worst idea first and sets the tone by describing the worst possible quote experience.

We flip that into a status page, like tracking a package with what's still needed and a next update date, then ask Rigel to compare directions.

It lays out three, each with its trade off.

We combine them into one lightweight customer request progress hub and keep the first version simple. No payments, no technician tracking, and no integrations.

Once the conversation has enough substance, generate summary captures it as a shareable draft, so the direction is easy to revisit.

The summary records the goal, the techniques, the ideas we explored, our top picks, and next steps. It downloads as a PDF or as markdown.

With the direction chosen, we go back to work with Rigel and start a separate PRD conversation. The brainstorm stays intact. We bring in the progress hub idea. Rigel plays back what it understood and asks what's riding on this release.

Choices appear as buttons, so answering is quick. We pick a real launch on the fast path, and Rigel batches its remaining questions.

We walk through the request stages, who keeps the hub up to date, when customers get a nudge, and what success looks like. Rigel captures the scope, its assumptions and open questions, and signals it's ready.

One click on generate PRD, and the conversation becomes a structured first draft.

Here it is.

A vision, the target user and their jobs to be done, key user journeys, features, MVP scope, and success metrics.

Your team reviews and refines it instead of starting from a blank page, and the counter shows what it took. The brainstorm session came to about 12¢ and this PRD session to about 29.

From an early idea to a brainstorm summary and a structured PRD, Rigel makes the next conversation more concrete. Interested? Share your email with QRION Studio, and our team will set up your access.

Every business runs on processes. Most of them still live in email, spreadsheets, and people's heads. QRION turns them into governed workflows that run on the systems you already use.

Take wholesale onboarding. A distributor wants to buy on credit. Finance decides how much. Revenue operations sets the price and terms. Usually, that's days of back and forth and a decision nobody can reconstruct later.

It starts on QRION's agent platform. Agents help your team brainstorm the process and gather the requirements, asking the questions a specification left open.

Then they convert the plain language specification into a first draft of the workflow and check it before anyone builds a thing.

What comes out is built for business people, not only IT. Steps read in plain language, and a person's approval is simply a step of its own with agents in the loop coming next.

Bigger processes break into reusable sub flows like this one, which opens every account across three systems.

Every workflow belongs to an organization, a division, and a group, and a built in knowledge bank of proven flows means the next team starts from what already works.

Decisions can run on a business rules engine, version rule tables, with an impact check before change goes live.

And before you build anything, the ROI tool shows what a workflow is worth, time saved, running cost, and payback, so you invest where it counts.

Access is enterprise grade. Everyone signs in securely, and roles match how teams really work. A flow author designs, a process admin reviews and runs, and a viewer can look but never change.

QRION connects to more than 400 business systems. Shopify, Salesforce, and HubSpot are just the examples here, connected once with OAuth for the whole organization. QRION even subscribes to Shopify's events. So a new application starts the workflow on its own.

Now it runs for real. A distributor applies on the store. Seconds later, finance has a task with the risk score, the reasons, and the policy's recommendation already prepared.

Finance approves the credit and QRION checks that this manager is authorized for that amount.

Then a different person in revenue operations sets the terms without ever seeing the credit data. The separation of duties is enforced, not just hoped for.

Once both approve, the account appears in Shopify, Salesforce, and HubSpot in one run with no copying and no rekeying.

Every step is on a record, who decided under what authority and every right to every system. People are notified when it's their turn, and a failure opens a repair task instead of leaving a half finished account.

That's QRION. Your processes designed by the business, governed by policy, and running on the systems you already own.

Your biggest orders come from your best customers, and they're also where fraud costs you the most. Here's how QRION tells the two apart in seconds.

A $10,000 order arrives. Ship it blindly, and a stolen card becomes a chargeback. Hold every big order, and your best customers wait. The payment gateway sees a card. It can't see that this buyer has a deal open with your sales team.

This is the high value order review workflow. It starts the moment Shopify records an order, pulls that customer's order history from Shopify and their relationship from Salesforce.

Then it scores the risk and picks a lane. Low risk clears on its own. Anything uncertain goes to a fraud analyst, and nothing high risk is ever cleared automatically.

The score is in a black box. Every point has a reason. No account in the CRM, a first order, an unusually large basket. Points come off for a clean history, an open opportunity, a direct customer. Any decision can be explained in the record alone.

Shopify and Salesforce are connected once for the whole organization. Two of the more than 400 systems QRION works with. QRION subscribes to Shopify's order event itself, so every new order starts a review on its own.

Let's run two real orders. First, Sarah Mitchell, a long standing customer, orders two carbon kayaks, $9,500.

Seconds later, it's cleared. High value, yes, but Salesforce shows a direct customer with an open deal, so the score is zero. The decision and its reasons are written onto the order. Nobody had to touch it.

And Salesforce records it too, so Sarah's account team knows exactly what happened.

Now a first time buyer, three kayaks, over $14,000, no history, and no account.

This one goes to the fraud analyst review queue with the evidence attached.

The analyst sees what the workflow found, a score of 80 and exactly why. They check the buyer and approve.

The order now carries the decision, the score, every reason, and who made the call.

Trusted customers never wait. Risky orders get a person with the evidence, and every decision is explained and written back to the systems your teams already use. That's QRION.

Let me walk you through exactly what working with us looks like, from your first idea to a working automation in about four weeks.

It starts with you. You choose one workflow a single, high value task that's quietly eating your team's time every week. Then we shape it together. We send you a link and our AI agent walks you through a short, guided conversation. No long discovery, no consultants camped in a conference room.

Out comes a clear set of requirements. From there we build. Your automation made to those exact requirements, usually in about four weeks. When it's ready, you see it work. We stand it up in a live environment, so you can put your hands on it and watch it run against real scenarios.

And then you go live. This is the moment you choose. Own the automation outright or let us run it for you.

Whichever way you go, every automation starts the same, with a one time five thousand dollars build. After that, the choice is yours.

Option A. Own it. Once it's built, it's yours.

A perpetual license, running in your own environment, with nothing more to pay. No monthly fees, no support contract. That's the trade that keeps it simple.

Or Option B Let us run it. We host it, run it, and keep an eye on it for you. Backed by a ninety nine point five percent uptime commitment for three hundred a month plus usage on a two year term. And if you ever want to bring it in house, you can convert to ownership anytime.

If you'd rather we handle the running, you can add support whenever you need it. Three simple tiers.

Bronze at five hundred a month covers the essentials with next business day response.

Silver at a thousand tightens that to four business hours.

And gold at fifteen hundred gives you one hour response around the clock for anything critical.

But honestly, this first automation is just the beginning. It's your introduction to what an agent native company feels like.

When you're ready to go further, we'll map out a phased rollout across your whole organization, a separate step entirely on your terms. Either way, the automation is yours to keep.

One workflow, four weeks, real results. Let's find your first one.