Use cases

One platform.
Different jobs.

Eunice is for people whose job is to turn scattered data, documents, and systems into defensible decisions. Here is what that looks like for the groups she serves first.

Regulated operations

A permit question arrives with a deadline, and the answer is split across a stack of permits, a public database, and a map.

Answer the permit question with the exact passages that support it
Screen a facility's surroundings using public agency data, on an interactive map
Screen where a chemical release would travel, then turn the analysis into a report a reviewer can sign

Regulated operations are the original proving ground for Eunice, and the hosted demonstration runs this work today.

GIS analyst

The request is a buffer, a join, and a map, and it arrived as an email with a spreadsheet attached.

Geocode a list of addresses and join it to boundary data without leaving the conversation
Buffer, filter, and view the result on an interactive map with public data layers
Export the layer as a geospatial file or workbook, registered in the catalog with its lineage

Backed by the spatial toolset, interactive maps, geospatial export, and the catalog.

Data analyst

The tables are yours, the question is which records deserve attention, and the answer must be explainable to someone who did not build the model.

Train a scoring or anomaly model on your own tables and get per-record scores with a feature-by-feature explanation
Click into a chart and have the selection feed the next question
Find every upload, derived table, and export in one catalog with lineage and duplicate detection

Backed by explainable risk models, interactive charts, and the catalog.

Project manager

Status lives in more than one ticketing system and the weekly report is due.

Pull work items from connected ticketing systems into one triage view
Ask which items have stalled and get the answer as a workbook or status document
Save the weekly status procedure once and run it by name next week

Backed by connected systems, work-item tracking, and document and spreadsheet generation; work items are snapshots.

Architect and technical lead

You are asked to approve an AI platform and need to know what it did, what it cost, and what it can touch.

Replay any conversation: every tool call, input, output, and cost, without truncation
A person approves record merges before they take effect, with the approved content and the approver on record, and sending email or changing a ticket asks first
Grant access per capability rather than per job title, attach internal systems through a managed connection catalog with an encrypted credential vault, and see AI spend by user, module, and conversation

Backed by the full audit trail, the approval gate, access controls, spend metering, and the credential vault.