PRACTICAL RESOURCES
A good start is something you can learn.
Three guides to turn a concrete need into a first use case: prepare your sources, verify an answer and give the work continuity.
Let's talk01 · Prepare your sources
Choose a small process. Gather the current document, term definitions and three frequent questions. Identify who keeps it updated and confirm access before connecting more information.
Explore02 · Verify the answer
Read the original reference. Check date, scope, units and exceptions. Compare with a known result. If information is missing, refine the question or improve the source before sharing a conclusion.
Explore03 · Start a routine
Test the question manually. Write down instructions, the period to query and the expected result. Set the time zone, review the first execution and decide who reviews subsequent results.
ExploreMind Library
Put it into practice
These guides help you prepare. Configuration and availability of each feature need to be confirmed for your organisation.
Choose a use case the team can assess with real examples.
Prepare the sources and test a small set of known questions.
Review results with the team before widening the scope.
An example at work
How can we describe our first use case?
We need [result] for [team]. Today we consult [sources]. A frequent question is [question]. We consider a result useful when [criterion]. The reviewer is [owner]. Use this outline to prepare your first conversation about Mind.
START WITH THE RIGHT QUESTION
Let's start with your team's use case.
Bring a question and the sources you use today. We will explore where Mind can help.