Audit team access
Pull every member and role across your stack, then offboard someone with proof nobody else moved.
IT ops
In your internal tool, create an account for customer and populate it with data so their dashboard is not empty on first login.

Every company runs on a tool the rest of the world never sees: the admin panel, the back-office, the internal portal. It has no API, no export and no integration, so the only way in is the screen. Someone opens it every week and types the same records in by hand, account after account.
An internal tool is built for the people inside the company, so it got screens and never got an API. The team that could add one is busy shipping the product, and an internal integration rarely wins that argument. The usual automation tools are no help either: they all connect through an API this tool does not have. The work stays manual, a form and a tab and a copy-paste, repeated until the list is done.
Reduck needs no API, because it drives the tool the way your team does, through its own screens. Your agent explores the tool once and writes a script for it: create an account, fill a form, pull a report. After that the job runs on a prompt, in minutes rather than an afternoon. The script is written against your tool and stays private to your account.
Pull every member and role across your stack, then offboard someone with proof nobody else moved.
IT opsList all current candidates for our dev position in our ATS, download their resumes, and generate a summary sheet for each one: target position, key experience, current status. Export to a gsheet.
HRCollect every SaaS invoice each month, including the ones stuck behind a billing login, and email them to your accountant.
FinOps