A clear starting point
An opted-in task brings together the brief, discussion and attachments. The agent assesses the work and proposes a plan before execution follows the configured approval policy.
How companies across industries use 7Minds to turn scattered data into actionable intelligence.
SevenMinds in action
The implemented SevenMinds development workflow connects ClickUp, GitHub and Slack to carry work through planning, execution and review.
An opted-in task brings together the brief, discussion and attachments. The agent assesses the work and proposes a plan before execution follows the configured approval policy.
A separate checkout keeps the change focused. The pull request goes through CI and independent review; findings return for correction.
The workflow follows the staging outcome and returns the task for testing. Production release is a separate decision for the team.
Workflow example based on the implemented system. No customer performance or time-saving estimates are implied.
Website workflow
In a configured site channel, ask for a landing-page update and review the preview. Request a refinement, discard the draft, or explicitly ask to publish. Your team sees the result before it goes live.
Discuss your first workflow →A mid-size iGaming operator running sportsbook and casino verticals across multiple regulated markets was drowning in data. Player activity, bonus costs, GGR, NGR, payment provider fees, and compliance reports lived in separate systems — a proprietary PAM, three payment gateways, and a legacy data warehouse. Getting a simple answer like "What was our net revenue per market last week, adjusted for bonus burn?" meant pulling a BI analyst off other work for half a day.
7Minds connected directly to the PAM database, payment provider APIs, and data warehouse. Within two weeks, the operations team could ask plain-language questions across all sources — player LTV by acquisition channel, real-time bonus cost as a percentage of GGR, payment success rates by provider and country, and regulatory reporting breakdowns by jurisdiction. The compliance team started generating audit-ready reports on demand instead of waiting for monthly cycles.