AI workers for AI workers for pharma commercial, market access, finance and revenue, procurement, manufacturing and supply chain teams.

Run your regional business review, payer policy audit, month-end variance review, supplier overcharge recovery, scrap and margin review or logistics cost review, every cycle.

AI workers that apply your business context,
check every number, and make your enterprise
smarter with every run.

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Pharma commercial
#commercial-alertsSlack · Monday, 08:42
KaiyaAPP

Northeast sales fell 6.2% this week.

41 accounts need attention. I traced the change to three drivers.

2 replies
Monitoring continues across connected performance sources.
#commercial-alertsSlack · Monday, 08:42
Thread · Northeast sales fell 6.2% this week.
KaiyaAPP

Three root causes

Payer restriction. A Tier 3 change reduced access in 27 accounts.[1]

Call coverage. 12 priority accounts missed a planned field visit.[2]

Local availability. Two distributors reported a stock gap.[3]

KaiyaAPP

Recommended changes

Create 12 Veeva follow-up tasks.[4]

Update Salesforce account priorities.[5]

Route the stock gaps to distribution.[6]

Ready for your approval
Veeva tasks queued · Salesforce priorities updated

Does the Job, End-to-End

Market access
Payer Policy & AccessTriggered by a new payer bulletin
Step 1Detect policy change
Step 2Read the new policy
Step 3Compare access rules
Step 4Ask the access lead
Step 5Update the tracker
Step 6Deliver the briefing
New payer policy · PDF

Coverage requirements changed.
Effective November 1.

Compare the new version with current rules.
What the worker will do

Read the policy, check the rule, confirm the owner, and send the briefing.

One predefined workflow.
Policy received · source version retained
Payer Policy & AccessRun complete · all steps recorded
Step 1Detect policy change
Step 2Read the new policy
Step 3Compare access rules
Step 4Ask the access lead
Step 5Update the tracker
Step 6Deliver the briefing
Slack · #market-access

Access lead
“Assign both plans to me. Send the briefing.”

Human reply recorded · workflow resumed
Access tracker updated
Plan A · prior authorization
Plan B · coverage restriction
Owner: regional access lead
Payer_Policy_Briefing.pdf delivered to #market-access
#market-accessSlack · Access policy review
Mission · Waiting for the owner
Kaiya

Two plans need an owner before I update the tracker.

Plan A added prior authorization. Plan B narrowed coverage. May I route both to the regional access lead?[1]

Access lead · 08:47Yes. Assign both to me and send the briefing to #market-access.
Mission resumes with the approved owner and destination.

Trusted Answers, Grounded Context

Finance
September review · FinanceKaiya
Create the variance narrative.
Kaiya is workingUsing your finance context
Step 1Reconcile actuals to planGeneral ledger · plan
Step 2Recall the close rulesMemory · Close rules
Step 3Read the policy documentSeptember close policy.pdf
Step 4Explain the driversActuals · approved plan
Step 5Validate every numberSource rows
From Memory · Close rules
“Keep recurring FX below operating variance.”
September review · FinanceKaiya
Create the variance narrative.
Kaiya
September OpEx is $1.8M above plan[1]. Most of the gap is timing and currency.
  • $0.9M timing. Accruals move into Q4.
  • $0.6M FX. Budget-rate translation stays below operating variance.
  • $0.3M operating. Freight and other costs need owners.
September_Variance_Review.pptx
7 slides · waterfall and narrative
Open ↗
PowerPoint· September_Variance_Review.pptxSaved
File Home Insert Design Transitions Review View
Monthly review · September

September OpEx: $1.8M above plan.

$24.0MPlan+$0.9MTiming+$0.6MFX+$0.2MFreight+$0.1MOther$25.8MActual
USD millions · axis starts at $23M

Rephase the accrual. Assign the freight review.

Timing · $0.9M
Accruals move into Q4.

Currency · $0.6M
Translated at budget rates.

Operating · $0.3M
Freight and other costs need owners.

Checked against source rows · citations included3 / 7
Slide 3 of 7 · PowerPoint · 100%

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Procurement
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SAPSupplier Invoices

Supplier invoice · INV-2048

Brenmore Polymers
Awaiting review
$135Billed rate
$125Contract rate
$12,000Price variance
Invoice detailsPurchase orderAttachments
ItemQuantityRateAmount
Packaging resin1,200$135$162,000
Review the rate before payment.

Purchase order and contract are attached to the invoice.

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SAPSupplier Invoices

Supplier invoice · INV-2048

Brenmore Polymers
Awaiting review
$135Billed rate
$125Contract rate
$12,000Price variance
Invoice detailsPurchase orderAttachments
ItemQuantityRateAmount
Packaging resin1,200$135$162,000
Review the rate before payment.

Purchase order and contract are attached to the invoice.

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SAPSupplier Invoices

Supplier invoice · INV-2048

Brenmore Polymers
Payment on hold
$135Billed rate
$125Contract rate
$12,000Price variance
Invoice detailsPurchase orderAttachments
ItemQuantityRateAmount
Packaging resin1,200$135$162,000
Payment on holdJust now

Contract rate requires review before release.

PR-104 · assigned to buyer
Action recorded in the host system · rate dispute remains open.
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The problem

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Your most important business
work still takes weeks.

AI speeds up the steps. The job still waits on people. Automate the whole job, not the steps.

6.5 hours  of work.  2 weeks to finish

The rest is waiting: on other people, on reviews, and on steps AI doesn't handle.

6.5 hours

of work

Data request

3 days

Other teams

2 days

Manager review

2 days

↵ Fixes

1 day

↵ Review again

2 days

Why automating individual tasks with AI doesn't add up to productivity.

Context nobody wrote down

Definitions and exceptions live in people's heads.

Numbers nobody trusts

A number gets questioned, so someone rebuilds it.

Work stuck between people

Requests and sign-offs wait in queues.

The workers

Turn your data and context into recurring work that gets done.

Tellius learns how your team does each job: your definitions, methods and rules. Then a worker runs it on your data, checks every number, and brings you only the calls that need a person.

Pharma · Commercial

Brand Performance & Field Effectiveness

Explains every miss against plan, by region and account, and says where to focus.

Runs every Sunday night

Pharma · Market access

Payer Policy & Access

Reads every payer policy change against your contracts, and flags the rebates to recover.

Runs when a payer changes a policy

Pharma · Market access

Patient Access Resolution

Finds patients stuck in denials, prior auth and appeals, and ranks the cases you can still win.

Runs daily, as hub data lands

Finance · FP&A

Month-End Variance

Reconciles actuals to plan, explains what is material, and routes the rest to their owners.

Runs on day three of close

Finance

Contract Recovery

Checks what you billed and paid against the contract, and builds the claim for every gap.

Runs monthly, after settlement

Procurement

Spend Leakage & Recovery

Finds overcharges and duplicate payments against contract rates, and readies the claim.

Runs as invoices arrive

Finance · Procurement

Invoice Exception Resolution

Works invoices stuck on price, quantity, unit or currency, and finds which record is wrong.

Runs before every payment run

Manufacturing · Operations

Scrap & Margin Leakage

Ties scrap, rework and yield to the line, part and shift, and puts a dollar figure on each.

Runs daily, from the ERP

Consumer goods · Sales

Revenue Leak

Traces a revenue miss to price, mix, promotion or distribution, by retailer and SKU.

Runs weekly, after the retail data refresh

Consumer goodsBring this job →Post-promo analysisHealthcareBring this job →Underpayment reviewSoftwareBring this job →Pipeline reviewFinancial servicesBring this job →Portfolio reviewPharma commercialBring this job →HCP target refreshFP&ABring this job →Daily flashProcurementBring this job →Invoice exceptionsConsumer goodsBring this job →Category reviewHealthcareBring this job →Denials, by reasonRevOpsBring this job →Forecast call packFinancial servicesBring this job →Branch & channelMarket accessBring this job →Rebate performanceFinanceBring this job →Reconciliation breaksGross-to-netBring this job →Accrual reviewConsumer goodsBring this job →JBP scorecardHealthcareBring this job →Staffing plan checkSoftwareBring this job →Renewal risk listFinancial servicesBring this job →Claims reviewPharma commercialBring this job →Launch trackerFP&ABring this job →Board pack narrativeProcurementBring this job →Supplier rebates owedConsumer goodsBring this job →Distribution voidsHealthcareBring this job →Readmission outreachMarketingBring this job →Channel ROI reviewFinancial servicesBring this job →Flagged transactionsMarket accessBring this job →Pull-through briefFinanceBring this job →AP exceptionsGross-to-netBring this job →Chargeback exceptionsSupply chainBring this job →Demand forecast reviewHealthcareBring this job →Service-line costsSoftwareBring this job →Win/loss reviewFinancial servicesBring this job →Pricing scenariosPharma commercialBring this job →Territory reviewFP&ABring this job →Budget owner questionsProcurementBring this job →Price master checkConsumer goodsBring this job →Growth decompositionHealthcareBring this job →Patient flow reviewCustomer successBring this job →Expansion reviewFinancial servicesBring this job →Churn risk listMarket accessBring this job →Prior-auth backlogFinanceBring this job →Margin leak recoveryMarketingBring this job →Campaign reviewConsumer goodsBring this job →Net revenue reviewHealthcareBring this job →High-risk patientsSoftwareBring this job →Rep productivityFinancial servicesBring this job →Cross-sell listPharma commercialBring this job →Field rankingFP&ABring this job →Forecast gapProcurementBring this job →Supplier scorecardsSupply chainBring this job →Stockout riskConsumer goodsBring this job →Omnichannel reviewHealthcareBring this job →HAC watchlistFinanceBring this job →Cash flow reviewFinancial servicesBring this job →Credit risk reviewMarket accessBring this job →Quarterly access reviewRevOpsBring this job →Revenue varianceCustomer successBring this job →Onboarding drop-offConsumer goodsBring this job →Shopper segment reviewHealthcareBring this job →Post-discharge follow-upsMarketingBring this job →Audience refreshFinancial servicesBring this job →Digital adoption reviewPharma commercialBring this job →Share-of-business gapsProcurementBring this job →Duplicate payment sweepConsumer goodsBring this job →Promotion overlap checkHealthcareBring this job →Reimbursement reviewSoftwareBring this job →Usage trendsFinancial servicesBring this job →Portfolio risk reviewPharma commercialBring this job →Switch analysisSupply chainBring this job →Logistics cost reviewConsumer goodsBring this job →Assortment reviewConsumer goodsBring this job →Trade spend reviewConsumer goodsBring this job →Digital shelf review
Your jobStart with one job. Prove it on your work.

These nine are examples, not the list. Don't see yours? Bring one recurring job to a demo and see the workflow for it. Most jobs are set up and proven in weeks.

Talk through your job →
1Week 1Understand the job and its context

Past reports, SOPs and comments. Owner and definitions confirmed.

2Week 2Configure the method and prove it

Domain method and checks, replayed on a completed cycle.

3Every cycle afterRun every cycle and improve

Prepares the work, moves it through review, keeps every correction.

Proven on your last cycle.

Why Tellius

Knows the job. Checks the numbers.Finishes the work.

A Tellius worker handles all three, and it doesn’t wait to be asked: it starts when the data lands.

Context

Knows your team’s methods and context.

Tellius brings proven methods for variance, drivers, gross-to-net and contracts, then adapts them to your team’s reports, SOPs and corrections. A correction made once holds from the next run.

→ See the pharma pack

Regional review · NE · W38 · slide 3

Northeast sales finished the week at −6.1% vs plan. Compared like for like, the decline is distribution-driven, not share loss. Account A changed terms on Sep 12; Account B changed coverage.

✓ Sources tie · claims, CRM, channel feed

✓ Definition · net units v7

✓ Like-for-like territories

6 of 6 checks passed· 2,140 rows

Trust

Checks every number.

Every figure is checked against your rules before anyone sees it, and traces to its rows, its rule and who approved it. Nothing goes out until the checks pass.

→ Checks and lineage
Two days. Your team makes the calls.MONTUEWorkerAgentsColleagueOwnerApprovertracks actionspullcheckdraftanswersdecidesapprovesWorkerAgentsWaiting on a person, chasing

Coordination

Owns the job, end to end.

It starts on its own when data lands and coordinates the agents on each step. It brings in the right person to answer, decide or approve. Your team stays in charge.

→ How a worker runs

Kaiya assistant

Say what you need. Kaiya does the rest.

Ask Kaiya when you need something, or let it come to you when something changes. Set your definitions once, and every answer, alert and agent uses them.

You ask. Kaiya does the work.
KaiyaMonday 7:02 AM · to the Northeast brand team

Northeast share dropped last week, after a formulary change at two accounts.

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Built on what you have. Your company’s knowledge stays yours.

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Your data, where it lives
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A Tellius worker

Reads in place · acts where you allow

Where your teams work
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Your data stays where it is.

Queried in place. Your semantic layer, reused as is.

Your agents and model, put to work.

Called as tools and checked. Nothing trained on your data.

What it learns is yours.

Definitions, rulings and methods, readable and exportable. If you leave, it all goes with you.

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Pick one job your team repeats — a business review, a payer audit, a month-end variance, a supplier claim.

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