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Fore Datum AI Executive

Sue rebuilt Fore Datum's executive reporting layer — converted manual pipeline work into a managed agent deployment. Replaced a revolving-door analyst workflow with an agent that ships weekly without supervision.

85%
Automation
$47K/mo
Savings
1 agent
Replaces team
Weekly
Ship cadence

The brief

Fore Datum's executive layer depended on a revolving door of analysts pulling weekly reports by hand — warehouse queries, data hygiene passes, reconciliation, formatting, distribution. Every analyst hire took three months to ramp. Every analyst departure rewound the clock.

The brief to Sue: absorb the weekly reporting loop. Make it an agent job. Leave the humans free for judgment work.

What Sue did

  • Mapped the full warehouse schema and the canonical queries the analyst team had been running manually.
  • Built an agent-native pipeline: Sue runs SQL, reconciles AR, applies hygiene rules, and ships a weekly report packet.
  • Embedded escalation logic — anything anomalous gets flagged, not auto-shipped.
  • Wrote the runbook. Sue is now the owner of record for the workflow.

Result

85% of the weekly reporting load is now automated. The analyst team's time was redirected to judgment calls and client-facing work. Fore Datum estimates $47K/month in operational savings on the reporting function alone.

Sue runs on Fore Datum's Azure VM. One agent, one tenant, one workflow — exactly how VCG deploys every client agent.

Stack

Model: Claude Opus · Runtime: Azure VM (Fore Datum tenant) · Stack: OpenClaw · Data: SQL warehouse + Jobber API.

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