Speed
Reduce request handling time by 2–10× with automation and routing.
We implement AI solutions for process automation, analytics, and user support: assistants, knowledge-base search (RAG), classification and routing, summaries, reporting, and integrations.
AI automation applies machine learning and LLM assistants to remove repetitive work: sorting and handling requests, extracting data from emails and documents, drafting replies, searching internal knowledge bases, quality control, and analytics.
We build it as a controlled production system: access rights, auditing, prompt versioning and testing, guardrails, restricted data sources, and measurable KPIs (accuracy, speed, time saved).
Reduce request handling time by 2–10× with automation and routing.
Consistent tone and answers, fewer errors, and measurable quality control.
CRM/ERP, email, ticketing, portals, databases, APIs, and webhooks.
RBAC, audit logs, data minimization, policies, and controlled context.
If you have repetitive requests, lots of documents, or manual workflows, AI automation delivers quick impact: faster support, better consistency, and more capacity for your team.
From pilot to production: integrations, security, metrics, documentation, and ongoing improvements.
Define scenarios, data sources, risks, and KPIs. Build a pilot for 1–2 use cases.
Auto-drafts, templates, tone control, multilingual replies, escalation, and QA.
Answers grounded in your documentation: rules, manuals, FAQs, policies—with source control.
Emails/forms/docs: extract fields, classify topics, set priority, and route tasks.
CRM/ERP, service desk, email, databases, webhooks, queues, and reporting.
RBAC, audit logs, monitoring, testing, data policies, updates, and support.
Templates, versioning, A/B tests, QA checks, and security guardrails.
Queues, retries, idempotency, structured logs, and monitoring.
Features that most often deliver fast and measurable results.
Typical path: 1–2 weeks for a pilot, 3–6 weeks for production (depending on integrations and data).
Define tasks, allowed sources, constraints, access, and KPIs.
Build a pilot for 1–2 scenarios: prompts, RAG, integrations, and logging.
Connect CRM/email/tickets/APIs; implement roles, auditing, and policies.
Test suite, hallucination reduction, validations, and quality metrics.
Monitoring, optimization, updates, expansion to new scenarios, and reporting.
Common scenarios and outcomes after implementation.
Hundreds of emails/month: manual sorting, replies, and SLA risk.
Topic/priority classification, data extraction, auto-drafts with escalation rules.
Faster response and fewer missed requests.
People search docs manually; answers vary; mistakes happen.
RAG with approved sources + controlled access + references to sources.
Consistent answers, fewer errors, faster onboarding.
No visibility: top topics, bottlenecks, critical issues, trends.
Semantic topics, trends, dashboards, and improvement recommendations.
Data-driven prioritization and improvement roadmap.
Pitfalls that prevent AI from delivering results—and how we avoid them.
“Implement AI” without defined use cases or measurable quality targets.
Giving the model overly broad access to documents and systems.
No evaluation set, accuracy tracking, or regression tests.
Not storing requests/responses/sources/prompt versions.
No queues, retries, idempotency, or monitoring for integrations.
No data policy, masking, retention controls, or context limits.
We can start with a pilot (1–2 scenarios) and define measurable metrics before scaling.
Pricing depends on the number of scenarios, data sources, and integrations. We typically start with a pilot.
1–2 scenarios, basic integrations, measurable metrics.
Roles, logs, QA tests, and reliable integrations.
Monitoring, enhancements, new scenarios, SLA.
Describe 1–2 tasks— we’ll propose a pilot, metrics, and an implementation plan.