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A large enterprise HR organization·HR Tech and talent·Europe·End-to-end AI delivery

A conversational HR assistant cut vacation request processing from 3 days to 5 to 10 minutes.

Vacation request time
3 days → 5-10 min
HR headcount growth
Avoided
Employee experience
Chat-native
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At a glance

What we shipped

An AI assistant that handles HR operations via WhatsApp, Telegram, and internal messaging, integrated with enterprise systems like Microsoft Navision.

Challenge

HR departments in large organizations handle a continuous flow of employee requests. As companies scale, request volume grows and HR teams are consumed by repetitive administrative work.

Approach

Blueprint → AI Pilot → Production launch → Scale and operate.

We followed the Datablooz Delivery Model. See our process.

  1. Blueprint

    Identified HR request types, enterprise system integrations, and approval hierarchies that must be encoded.

  2. AI Pilot

    Built the conversational NLU layer and integrated with messaging channels plus a pilot workflow such as vacation requests.

  3. Production launch

    Deployed the assistant with approval logic and integrated with Microsoft Navision and other enterprise HR systems.

  4. Scale and operate

    Expanded to meetings, meal orders, onboarding assistants, policy Q and A, and workforce analytics.

Outcomes

Business, technical, and governance outcomes.

  • Vacation cycle time collapsed to minutes.
  • No need to hire more HR staff at scale.
  • Simpler employee experience via chat.
  • HR focus shifted toward strategic work.
Architecture and stack
  • Python
  • LLMs
  • Rasa
  • WhatsApp and Telegram APIs
  • PostgreSQL
  • Microsoft Navision
Governance

Business-rule enforcement, approval routing, and end-to-end logging of requests for HR audit and compliance.

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