Alibaba QwenWork
11 real, sourced cases of Alibaba QwenWork by Alibaba Cloud at work. About the platform
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Flag missed clock-ins and set a follow-up check for the next morning
In a hands-on test at QwenWork's public beta launch, a reporter for Chinese tech outlet APPSO had the agent spot attendance problems from clock-in and leave records, draft a group reminder and create a DingTalk to-do to check correction approvals the next morning.
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Analyze customer reviews for a product across shopping platforms
A Chinese AI blogger had Alibaba QwenWork gather listings, prices and reviews for a product category across several shopping platforms and analyze why customers complain. A friend who does e-commerce sentiment analysis said a report that used to take much longer came out in one run.
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Push a daily industry news brief into your team chat group
A Chinese tech media team set Alibaba QwenWork to collect AI industry discussions on a schedule and push a daily brief into their DingTalk research group. A structured brief was waiting in the group the next morning.
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Schedule a social media performance report sent to your boss's chat
A Chinese AI blogger set up Alibaba QwenWork for a former colleague who does operations analytics. It gathers top posts, likes and comments from several social platforms on a schedule and pushes a report to DingTalk so it can be forwarded to the boss.
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Check vehicle certificates against shipping documents from photos
A quality inspection engineer at Changan Automobile hands vehicle document checks to Alibaba QwenWork. According to a Caijing report republished by 36Kr, the check per vehicle became much faster.
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Turn a week of work group chats into a weekly report
A Chinese AI blogger exported five days of messages from a product team's WeChat group and gave them to Alibaba QwenWork. It came back with an HTML weekly report showing each day's focus, decisions and who owns what.
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Build a launch deck from a spec sheet, then social images
An ifanr editor gave QwenWork a spec sheet for a made-up desk lamp and asked for a 10 to 12 slide launch deck. It proposed an outline, let the editor pick a style, produced 11 slides and, when asked, checked for overflowing text, broken images and inconsistent wording. It also turned landscape product renders into six vertical images for Xiaohongshu.
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Test supply chain demand and supply analysis at a Thai chemicals group
SCG Chemicals (SCGC) told a customer panel at Qwen Conference Thailand 2026 that it tested Qwen/QwenWork on supply chain demand and supply analysis. Its digital and AI director said the tool handled the complex context well and cost noticeably less than some pricier models; this was a test, and no results figures were shared.
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Write platform-specific launch copy with ad-law checks
Using its marketing expert suite, the same reviewer had QwenWork write Xiaohongshu posts, a WeChat long-form article and Weibo short posts, each with headline options, A/B variants, tags and suggested posting times. It also flagged exaggerated claims that Chinese advertising law restricts. It then produced an 11-slide launch deck and a matching social image carousel.
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Turn a quarterly earnings report into a visual brief
A Chinese tech outlet (ifanr) gave QwenWork Apple's quarterly results. It produced an HTML report that leads with the conclusion, charts revenue, profit, products and regions with a short note under each chart, and puts the raw data table at the end. The reviewer rated it strong and easy to check against the source.
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Visualize survey spreadsheet data with one prompt
A Jiemian News reporter uploaded a questionnaire spreadsheet to QwenWork's investment-research expert kit and asked in one sentence for the data to be organized visually. Consistently formatted charts came back from that one request. The reporter says general chatbots needed several rounds of re-prompting to get similar output.
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