Case study Built by unicrew
AI-Powered Automation for Project Management
An AI bot that enhances operational efficiency by automating a critical, time-consuming, internal administrative task.
unicrew built this one for unicrew. From a simple text prompt, an AI web agent navigates unicrew's own project management system, finds the people whose time logs are missing for the previous week, and notifies both them and their managers via Google Chat. Timely work-time logging compliance across the team rose 30%.

- Focus
- Built by unicrew, AI, Project Management
- Market
Ukraine
- Engagement
- Internal proof of concept, unicrew's own team
- Stack
Python
AWS Bedrock
LangChain
Outcome at a glance
What this project delivered, in numbers.
- 30%Improvement in timely work-time logging complianceAcross unicrew's own team
Project Overview
The primary objective was unicrew’s own operational efficiency: automate a critical, time-consuming, internal administrative task. unicrew engineered an AI agent that interprets a simple text input, autonomously navigates unicrew’s internal project management system, identifies personnel with delinquent time logs for the preceding week, and issues automated notifications to both the individuals and their respective managers via Google Chat. It served as a strategic proof of concept, to validate AI-driven automation of internal workflows on unicrew’s own back office.
Challenge
unicrew’s own operations were losing significant time to routine administrative processes, pulling people off core strategic work. The primary goal was to mitigate that inefficiency through intelligent automation.
Key technical obstacles included the inherent difficulties in automating interactions with secure, multi-factor authentication systems like Google sign-in, the unpredictable behavior of some AI models (which required meticulous prompt engineering), and the robust security protocols of platforms like Google Chat, which presented considerable challenges for programmatic user searches and messaging.
The stability of the entire automation process was also contingent on the reliability of front-end UI selectors, which can be prone to change.
Solution
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AI-powered process orchestration: leveraged the LangChain framework to orchestrate a sequence of complex, multi-step tasks automatically, from data retrieval to final notification.
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Intelligent web navigation: used advanced browser automation libraries so the AI agent could autonomously navigate and interact with unicrew’s web-based project management tool.
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Scalable AI model deployment: hosted and managed advanced AI models on AWS Bedrock to ensure robust performance and provide a scalable foundation for future AI initiatives.
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Automated workflow execution: designed an intelligent workflow that seamlessly processes inputs and triggers a cascade of automated actions, creating a fully autonomous operational sequence.
To address these challenges, unicrew developed a proof of concept (PoC) centered on a bespoke AI web agent. The agent was engineered to execute a precise workflow: navigate to the target web resource, extract and aggregate the necessary data, analyze it to compile a report of non-compliant users, and trigger the notification protocol through integrated communication channels.
The technical foundation for this solution was built using Python and its associated libraries, with the core AI model hosted on AWS Bedrock for scalable and reliable performance.
Result
The project validated the strategic application of AI agents for internal process automation, with an immediate and measurable impact: a 30% improvement in timely work-time logging compliance across unicrew’s own team, which was the business problem the agent was pointed at.
Beyond that metric, the PoC demonstrated a new capability to automate repetitive browser-based tasks, transform user inputs into complex automation triggers, and orchestrate multi-step workflows with high precision. Key strategic insights were gained about the technical nuances of automation, including the critical importance of stable UI selectors for reliability and the security limitations inherent in automating interactions with protected enterprise platforms.
Most importantly, unicrew confirmed that meticulous prompt engineering is what directs an AI agent’s performance. That is what unicrew’s work on web and API AI agents now builds on.
The same AI integration work goes into client products, where it rarely looks like browser automation: for meinUnterricht it was the AI tagging and embeddings behind a move to vector search, written up in search and AI engineering for an edtech platform. Clients describe that work in their own words on the client reviews page.
05/Technologies
Technologies on this project
Backend
Python
AI & Data
AWS Bedrock
LangChain
06/Quick answers
The questions behind the project
What did unicrew's AI agent actually automate?
Chasing missing timesheets, inside unicrew. The agent takes a simple text prompt, autonomously navigates unicrew's own project management system, works out who has delinquent time logs for the preceding week, and notifies both those people and their managers via Google Chat. It ran as a proof of concept to validate AI-driven automation of internal workflows, and timely work-time logging compliance rose 30% across the team.
What do AWS Bedrock, LangChain and Python each do in this agent?
LangChain orchestrates the sequence of complex, multi-step tasks automatically, from data retrieval to the final notification. AWS Bedrock hosts and manages the core AI model, which is what gives the agent robust performance and a scalable foundation for further AI work. Python and its libraries are the technical foundation underneath, together with browser automation libraries that let the agent navigate and interact with the web-based project management tool on its own.
What was hard about automating a browser-based workflow?
Four things. Automating interactions with secure, multi-factor authentication systems like Google sign-in is inherently difficult. Some AI models behave unpredictably, which made meticulous prompt engineering essential to directing the agent. Google Chat's security protocols made programmatic user searches and messaging hard. And the stability of the whole automation depended on front-end UI selectors, which can be prone to change. The project ended with those constraints understood, including the security limitations of automating protected enterprise platforms.
Can unicrew build this kind of agent into our product?
Yes. This one ran on unicrew's own systems, and the same AI integration work goes into client products. The proof of concept demonstrated a capability to automate repetitive browser-based tasks, transform user inputs into complex automation triggers, and orchestrate multi-step workflows with high precision, which is what unicrew's web and API AI agent work builds on. For client-facing AI work, see search and AI engineering for meinUnterricht.