AI for companies: agents and automations that actually do the work
What we do with AI.
And what we don't.
Where it removes
real hours.
How we work.
Why us.
Proof
Software people
use every day.
FAQ
Before you ask.
It depends how complex the process is and how many systems it has to touch. There is a clear difference between automating one isolated step and putting an agent inside your ERP: the first is a short piece of work, the second is a project. After the initial analysis you get a fixed-scope quote, not an estimate that grows as it goes.
No. We use models in modes that do not train on your data and, where it matters, self-hosted solutions. The data architecture is agreed in writing before we start.
No. We integrate with older systems too, through exports, the database or RPA. If the system itself is the real problem, we will say so — and we can deal with that as well.
You see the first prototype running on your data well before the end of the project: that is the point where you decide whether to continue. From there, what stretches the timeline is almost always the integrations. Dates go into the quote and they are binding.
Yes, as a tool with human review. That is different from having AI generate a whole product: that case is a niche of its own and we fix it.
Is there a process eating hours every week?
We also tell you when it doesn't help.
ISO 9001:2015 certified
Written requirements, tracked changes, a defined path for every issue.
Benefit Corporation
Goals written into the bylaws, an impact report every year.
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