Discovery & Taxonomy
We studied CADEX’s operational workflows and mapped the real-world email landscape.
- Email analysis
- Operations workshops
- Category mapping
- Edge-case identification
- Workflow analysis

Mobility products are inherently complex.
Drivers need simple access to vehicle information and actions. Fleet operators need to manage multiple assets, energy systems, and data sources. Mobility businesses need to communicate sophisticated technologies to both technical and non-technical audiences.
Our challenge was to make these experiences clear, useful, and scalable without losing the depth of the underlying technology.
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INOMO Connect was specifically designed to consolidate telematics data and centralize energy, charging, asset, and fleet management.
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We combined qualitative research, product data, UX audits, business requirements, and iterative validation to understand both user needs and operational complexity.
The INOMO website research documentation specifically identifies the UX audit as the strongest documented research activity; unsupported research statistics have therefore been excluded.
Wanted one place for vehicle information
Needed clearer performance and maintenance guidance
Showed interest in gamification and progress tracking
The research highlighted the need to:
The preprocessing layer prepares every message for downstream AI models.
Instead of forcing every email into a single category, the system progressively determines the message’s intent.
Once an email is classified, the system determines where it belongs operationally.
AI classification improved dramatically when moving from the earlier production model to the new workflow.
Improved routing and faster handling helped increase service-level adherence.
Automated classification and routing reduced the time agents spent on email triage.
Automation reduced the workforce requirement associated with email triage.
Human feedback transformed the AI from a static model into a continuously improving system.
Mapped real-world email types, edge cases, and operational workflows into a structured classification system.
Separated preprocessing, classification, routing, and feedback into specialized AI responsibilities.
Used progressive classification to handle complex and multi-intent messages more reliably.

We studied CADEX’s operational workflows and mapped the real-world email landscape.

We translated the taxonomy into a modular AI workflow.

The system was refined against real-world conditions and operational feedback.
Integrated the AI pipeline into CADEX’s existing email and support environment.
Connected classifications and tags to the appropriate operational workflows.
Enabled visibility into accuracy, SLA performance, handling time, and email volumes.