Every AI Use Case at Pega, in One Place
A single structured view of what AI work exists, where it lives, how mature it is, and whether it's working — across every department.
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Description
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Success Criteria
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Details
Activities & Time Savings
Break the use case into the concrete activities it touches, and capture the minutes each takes before and after AI. We roll it up into hours saved per year.
Similar Use Cases
Ranked by relevance — matched on AI capability, department, tools and meaning. A starting point for reuse.
Similar Use Cases
Ranked by relevance — matched on AI capability, department, tools and meaning.
Priority
Where it lives
History
Priority and status changes — who did what, and when.
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A use case is one concrete task a team does that AI could help with — captured with its problem, owner, and status. Status runs Idea → Discovery → Feasibility → Planned → In development → Pilot → Live. {{ lensName }} hasn't mapped any yet.
This team's top 5 by Business Priority — the signal leaders see.
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Departments set their own Business priority on their top use cases. Executives layer an organizational priority on top. Where the two diverge is where the conversation is.
Each row is a department, ordered by Business priority #1 (left) to #5 (right). Use the dropdown in any slot to change a use case's Business priority.
Each department's ranked use cases — set the executive organizational priority in any slot.
Stuck >30 days in a stage, or a high-priority use case with no recent update.
The State of AI at Pega
Counts and distribution across the portfolio. Click any bar to open the matching use cases in the inventory.
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Break the use case into the tasks it touches. For each, capture how long it takes before and after AI — we estimate hours saved per year.
Drop in a PDF, Word, PowerPoint, Excel, Image, or Text file describing your AI ideas. We read it and draft use cases you can review before creating. Or upload a filled-in CSV template. We'll draft up to 200 use cases from a single file.
Download a CSV with the right columns and one example row, fill it in, and upload it above. Add one use case per row — up to 200 use cases per file. Name, Description/Problem, Department, AI Classification, Status and Success criteria are required; separate Focus Areas and Applications with a semicolon. AI Tool is optional — leave it blank for No Tool. You can also re-upload a CSV you exported from the catalog — it round-trips exactly. Using your own spreadsheet with different columns? We'll read it with AI and map it onto these fields for you to review.
Manage the inventory
Review the listings within your access rights and maintain records where permitted.
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To permanently delete a duplicate or test entry, an admin can do that from the archive.
The selected use cases will leave the inventory, reports, and prioritization. Their records and history are kept, and they can be restored anytime.
A use case titled {{ dupWarnName }} looks similar to one that already exists in the inventory:
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Creating a duplicate makes reporting, tracking, and governance harder. Review the existing use case first, or create this one anyway if it is genuinely different.