editorial standards
How we research the industry use cases.
Every listicle in the industry hub is written and checked by the Nagent editorial team. AI teammates help research and draft; people at Nagent check the claims and approve what is published, the same approval step the use cases describe.
How does Nagent research its industry use cases?
Each use case is built from the workflows growth teams in that industry run, and every claim about a rule, a platform or a figure cites a source listed at the end of its page. The Nagent editorial team checks those claims against the sources before publishing and again when a rule changes, and each page shows the date it was last reviewed.
- Every rule, platform and figure is cited to a source on the page.
- Claims are checked against their sources before publishing and when a rule changes.
- Stories are labelled illustrative and are never presented as a client.
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what every page holds to
Six rules for every use case.
- Sourced. Every statement about a regulation, a platform policy, a date or a figure cites a source, listed at the end of the page it appears on. Where the primary source is available, we cite it rather than a report about it.
- Checked. Before a page is published, its claims are checked against their sources, industry by industry. A claim we cannot confirm is reworded to what the source supports, or removed.
- Dated. Every page shows when it was published and when it was last reviewed. When a rule a page relies on changes, the page is reviewed again and the date moves.
- Illustrative, not invented. The scenes from the week are illustrative and say so. They are built from the use case’s own facts, name a role and not a person, and carry no numbers or results.
- No promised outcomes. A use case shows the work and how to measure it. It never says what a reader will get, because that depends on the team, the market and the data.
- Corrected in the open. Report a mistake to support@nagent.ai. Corrections change the page and its reviewed date; the guides and decks pick them up in their next monthly edition.
the pages it covers
Every listicle in the industry hub.
- BankingTop 10 sales and marketing use cases for AI agents in Banking
- BankingTop agentic AI use cases for Banking in H2 2026
- InsuranceTop 10 sales and marketing use cases for AI agents in Insurance
- InsuranceTop agentic AI use cases for Insurance in H2 2026
- PharmaTop 10 sales and marketing use cases for AI agents in Pharma and Healthcare
- PharmaTop agentic AI use cases for Pharma and Healthcare in H2 2026
- SaaSTop 10 sales and marketing use cases for AI agents in SaaS
- SaaSTop agentic AI use cases for SaaS in H2 2026
- FMCGTop 10 sales and marketing use cases for AI agents in FMCG
- FMCGTop agentic AI use cases for FMCG in H2 2026
- Real EstateTop 10 sales and marketing use cases for AI agents in Real Estate
- Real EstateTop agentic AI use cases for Real Estate in H2 2026
- FashionTop 10 sales and marketing use cases for AI agents in Fashion
- FashionTop agentic AI use cases for Fashion in H2 2026
- MediaTop 10 sales and marketing use cases for AI agents in Media and Publishing
- MediaTop agentic AI use cases for Media and Publishing in H2 2026
Frequently asked questions
Who writes the industry use cases?
The Nagent editorial team. AI teammates help with research and drafting, and people at Nagent check every claim against its source and approve the page before it is published.
Are the stories about real clients?
No. Each scene from the week is illustrative: it is built from that use case’s own workflow, names a role rather than a person or a company, and carries no figures or results.
Do the pages claim results?
No. A use case says what triggers the work, what the agents do, where a person approves and how to measure it. It does not promise an outcome, because the outcome depends on the team running it.
How do I report a mistake?
Email support@nagent.ai with the page and the claim. We check it against the source and correct the page, and the reviewed date on the page changes when we do.
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