We want to start using generative AI to automate our internal reporting and customer support processes, but we are not sure how to document these new AI-driven workflows within our EOS framework. How do we integrate AI operations into our existing Core Processes?

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Tyler Smith · Accepted Answer

As you introduce generative AI into your business, you must treat these digital systems with the same operational rigor as human team members. AI is a powerful tool to speed up execution, but it does not replace accountability.

To integrate AI into your EOS® framework, start with your Accountability Chart. Every AI driven tool or workflow must be owned by a human seat on the chart. That human must GWC™ the performance of the AI. For example, if you deploy AI to handle customer support triage, the head of customer service must own the seat that manages that AI output. They are responsible for monitoring its accuracy and overall performance.

Next, update your Core Processes using the Three Step Process of documenting, simplifying, and ensuring they are Followed by All. When you build AI driven workflows, treat it like an iterative conversation, a concept similar to vibe coding, where you refine the system based on actual performance. Document these prompt templates and system instructions directly into your standard operating procedures. This documentation ensures that your team maintains consistent operational quality and prevents technical debt from building up in your core business operations.