Lunch service
2 Nov · Lunch shift115orders handed over
- Dine-in38
- Takeaway53
- Delivery24
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What does your business do?
Tell us what your team does. We’ll map the handoffs and show where Trajectors can help.
Sample workspace
Class occupancy
Week of 2 Nov80%of places booked
Sprint delivery
Sprint ending 2 Nov24work items completed
First-pass yield
Week of 2 Nov91%passed first inspection
Service hours
Week of 2 Nov86 hrecorded by three teams
Your workflow
Workflow map
Parallel routes
Steps
Modules in this workflow
Sandwich shop
From a lunch order to the handoff
- Counter
Take the order
Mark whether the sandwiches are for the table, the pickup counter or a courier.
- Kitchen
Prepare and pack
Check the order, make the sandwiches and label the bag or plate.
- Staff
Record fulfillment
Serve the table or hand over the bag. Record the fulfilled quantity against the sales order.
Fitness studio
From a booked place to a completed session
- Owner
Set the class capacity
Publish the times, trainer and number of places.
- Member
Book with a credit
The plan determines which sessions the member can reserve.
- Coach
Record attendance
Open the session roster and record who trained.
Software team
From a sprint task to a reviewed build
- Lead
Plan the sprint
Assign the work and check dependencies before the sprint starts.
- Developer
Connect the build
Link the completed task to its commit and artifact version.
- Reviewer
Approve the release
Check the playtest and record the decision against that build.
Manufacturer
From a production order to inspected stock
- Planner
Check the materials
Review the bill of materials and surface the missing parts.
- Operator
Record production
Record the materials used and the units completed.
- Inspector
Inspect finished units
Release accepted stock and open a quality finding for defects.
Service team
From a service request to a recorded visit
- Support
Open the ticket
Record the customer, site and issue in one request.
- Dispatcher
Assign the visit
Set the appointment and assign an available technician.
- Technician
Log the work
Record the visit so operations can review the time spent.
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Business intelligence
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The service lead can compare weekly hours, average workload by team and completed visits in one dashboard. Sample workspace.
Explore Business intelligence ↗03 / Production files
Lesson plate
Station 6
Eugene Cernan took two photographs at this stop on Apollo 17. The lesson asks students to use the boulder’s shadow to work out which side faces the Sun.
- Mission
- Apollo 17
- Photographed
- 13 Dec 1972
- Image ID
- S73-22871
Workspace / Course illustration
Orbital paths
Workspace keeps the drawing with its lesson brief and the editor’s notes. In this example, the reviewer checks the position of the star in each orbit.
Where does the star belong?
Draw three nested ellipses around one star. Place the star at a shared focus and make each path recognizable in a printed lesson.
Construct the outer ellipse
The guide marks the major axis and center of the outer orbit. The star sits to the left of that center, at one of the ellipse’s two foci.
Check the printed figure
Trace each path to its legend entry. A solid line, dashes and dots keep the three orbits distinct when the page is printed in black and white.
The lesson file
The SVG contains the three orbital curves, the star and their text labels. Each can be edited independently in a vector editor.
Download SVGCommon questions
Before you choose a workspace.
Can we start with one team?
Yes. Describe what the company does and choose which suggested modules to enable. You can revisit your choices as the team grows. See company setup.
Can we connect our data?
The data platform accepts CSV files and supported GitHub feeds. A dashboard can combine datasets, and a reader can open the records behind a figure when their permissions allow it. Explore the data platform.
Does every employee need an editor seat?
No. Employees can have personnel records or complete assigned training without an editor seat. Owners and administrators count towards the three editors in the planned base subscription. See the academy.
Who can see work from another company?
Each company has its own teams and permissions. A person who approves expenses for one company needs a separate grant to read the books of another. See group reporting.
What can the AI agent do?
The pilot includes limited Workspace briefings and Sports training recaps. Choose which records or workout totals to send to OpenAI. Workspace findings link back to the original records. When the agent prepares a change, a company policy determines whether it can act or needs someone’s approval. Explore agent approvals.