I think that's a fantastic approach. You're effectively avoiding the pitfall of automating too soon while still shifting the focus towards "driving action with

I think that's a fantastic approach. You're effectively avoiding the pitfall of automating too soon while still shifting the focus towards "driving action with this data". If people click the buttons frequently, it's ripe for full automation - and they already trust it. If not, there's still an easy way to for users to get the job done quicker. Is this all internally built?