Hear from our customer Lubecore International, a leading manufacturer of automated lubrication systems 💬

Large input → small output is how AI becomes reliable enough to automate real work. Triggre co-founder and CEO Jesse Meijers explains 💬

Large language models are probabilistic by nature. They calculate the likelihood of what comes next.

When implementing AI in business process automation, success should be measured by outcomes, not hype.
In practice, two KPIs matter most:
1. Hit rate – how often the AI produces a correct, usable result without human intervention.
2. Time saved – the amount of manual effort removed from the process.

As 2025 winds down, one message is clear: AI is here to stay — and not as a replacement for people. According to a recent article on Forbes, business leaders are increasingly focused on augmenting teams, not replacing them, and using AI in ways that are practical, human-centered, and outcome-driven.

SaaS applications are the backbone of many business operations today, but what happens if your provider suddenly goes offline or files for bankruptcy?

How do you maintain quality assurance when you augment your product with no-code add-ons? 💭

How to determine the total cost of a feature? 💰

Triggre co-founder Jesse Meijers walked through the types of feature costs incurred during development and post-launch.

A clear view of total cost leads to better prioritisation, healthier products, and stronger outcomes for your team and users ⤵️

Is it risky when non-IT people manage business tools? 💭

Sylvester Bos (business automation expert) expanded on this in our recent webinar 🎥

How do you price a new feature in your product? 🏷️

In a recent Triggre webinar, our co-founder Jesse Meijers shared a simple model to assess pricing power, focusing on one key idea: the customer business case.

One week to go! Have you registered for our upcoming webinar?

🎥 How to scale your software product without stretching your team
📅 Wednesday, October 29
🕚 11:00 AM CET