Automate the work your team does by hand.

Automate the work your team does by hand.

Use cases

Pump Up is built for high-volume casework: claims, sales ops requests, finance workflows, account updates, reconciliations, approvals, and exception queues.

Pump Up is built for high-volume casework: claims, sales ops requests, finance workflows, account updates, reconciliations, approvals, and exception queues.

Claims & cases

Claims and case processing

Outcome

High-volume case workflows that need intake review, document checks, policy logic, follow-up, approvals, and exception routing.

Stack

Insurance · Freight · Warranty · Disputes · Refunds · Appeals

Workflow

Classify the case and request missing documentation

Apply policy logic and verify against connected systems

Route exceptions to a reviewer with context and recommendation

GTM & sales ops

GTM and sales operations

Outcome

Inbound sales-ops requests turned into governed workflows that verify data, resolve ownership, update the CRM, and escalate ambiguous cases.

Stack

Account ownership · Deal registration · Territory · Account research · Pipeline

Workflow

Verify the request against CRM data and ownership history

Apply territory, eligibility, and conflict-check rules

Update Salesforce and notify the rep, or escalate the edge case

Finance & billing

Finance and billing operations

Outcome

Finance workflows that need contract interpretation, pricing logic, reconciliation, billing setup, commissions, approvals, and audit trails.

Stack

Contract setup · Reconciliation · Month-end · Commissions · Payouts

Workflow

Read the contract and extract pricing, terms, and commitments

Configure billing and revenue schedules in your finance system

Reconcile against usage, flag mismatches, route for approval

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

What kinds of workflows are a fit for Pump Up?

Pump Up is built for recurring operational workflows with volume, rules, system updates, approvals, and exceptions. Good fits include claims processing, sales ops requests, billing workflows, reconciliation, contract setup, account operations, and internal review queues.

How is this different from a generic agent platform?

Do we need to build the workflow ourselves?

What happens when the agent is not confident?

Can Pump Up work with our existing systems?

How do you keep agents from making the wrong decision?

Can Pump Up operate the workflow after launch?

How is pricing structured?

How long does implementation take?

What should we bring to the first call?