Describe the outcome
Choose an example customer goal. Guided suggestions are rule-based, not live AI or a feasibility verdict.
Try a guided example →From product features to customer actions
Turn your product into actions customers can ask for.
Stratavyn helps teams identify what customers could do with their product through an AI agent, then shape a scoped build around evidence, access, and technical review.
Just browsing? Start without a website →Public example: explore a build without entering contact details. Website scanning, paid AI, submissions, quotes, and checkout are off.
Illustration only · No live booking or integration
01 / UnderstandStart with a customer goal
02 / ShapeChoose useful actions
03 / ReviewCheck what is feasible
A deliberate way to start
Move from an idea to a build that can be reviewed.
Good customer actions need more than an interesting prompt. They need the right product functions, permission to use them, and a clear scope.
Shape the actions
Explore the capability catalog. Required foundations appear automatically as you select possible actions.
Explore capabilities →Review the plan
See dependencies and open technical questions. This public example does not collect a request or offer a quote.
Start a build →See the sequence
The plan should make sense before the technology begins.
A customer goal becomes a set of possible actions. Each action has evidence, prerequisites, and questions. Technical review turns those pieces into an agreed scope.
A filmed walkthrough can replace this illustrated sequence later. There is no video or simulated playback on this page.
Stratavyn / approach01 — 04
Customer goalPossible actionsTechnical reviewScoped build
Illustrated processNo live integration shown
What this could look like
Customer actions, not feature lists.
These are examples of outcomes a team might consider. They are not claims that any particular product, API, or platform supports them.
Find a time that works
Let a customer ask for available appointments in ordinary language.
To verifyAvailability API, permissions, time zones
Book an appointment
Confirm a chosen time after checking identity and booking rules.
To verifyWrite access, conflicts, confirmations
Answer a product question
Give a grounded answer and know when to hand off to a person.
To verifyApproved sources, freshness, escalation
The technical review
The important questions happen before a quote.
A visible product feature is a starting signal, not permission to connect an agent. We confirm what can be read or changed, how customers authenticate, and how failures are handled before scope, effort, or timing is agreed.
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EvidenceWhich source supports the possible action, and when was it observed?
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AccessIs there an authorized API and a suitable authentication model?
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GuardrailsWhat happens with permissions, sensitive writes, failures, and handoff?
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AgreementWhich deliverables, exclusions, acceptance criteria, and terms are approved?
A considered start
Make the next step clear before you build.
Explore possible customer actions and see the dependencies and questions a technical reviewer would need to resolve. The public configurator is an example, not a request or commitment; actual access, scope, timing, and price would need separate review and agreement.
Explore a buildNo contact form, live scan, AI call, checkout, or payment is available here. Videos can be added later.