[petterroea]

I can't remember last time I filled in a form and thought "man, I wish I didn't have to do this". And I live in Japan!

Most forms take 2-5 min and have the useful side effect of updating my mental state with important information about whatever I'm filling in a form for. If you want to replace that, the lowest barrier before it becomes useful is that someone else takes complete ownership of the task related to the form.

[jacobr1]

Business crave both data for analysis and checkboxes getting checked for compliance sake. If those don't align to the value of the work - then you have the classic of employees hating the "TPS Reports" they are forced to make. As an example, sales people are notorious for basically never updating CRMs and also they have incentives to skew the specifics anyway.

[bamitsmanas]

We were referring to form filling in the aspect of boring data entry tasks like updating a crm; would something like kairos be helpful to you then?