Four ways we put AI to work for you.
Every engagement starts with how your business works. From assistants that take work off your team to AI that runs on your own computers, we recommend what fits and stay with you after launch.
What you receive
AI assistants for your team
Assistants that take recurring tasks off your team, connected to the systems you already use.
- Connections to your systems
- Approval rules you decide
- Tests on real examples of your work
Private AI on your own computers
Run AI on your own computers or cloud account, so sensitive data stays in-house, at a cost that makes sense.
- A tested, installed setup
- Clear running costs
- A guide your team can follow
Choosing the right model and budget
Find out what to run, and on what, before you spend on hardware or subscriptions.
- Options compared on your examples
- A total cost estimate
- A clear recommendation
Teaching a model your work
Check whether an AI model needs training on your material, and train it only where that pays off.
- Tests built from your work
- A before-and-after comparison
- A model ready to run
How an engagement runs
| Stage | What happens | What we agree |
|---|---|---|
| Understand | We look at your work and compare options on your examples | What to build and how we will know it helps |
| Build | We connect, install and test | What you receive and when |
| Support | We keep the system working with you | Support coverage and on-site days |
Scope, handover and support
Your proposal sets out the work, the price, the start and handover dates and what we need from you. Running costs, such as hardware or cloud charges, are listed separately. On-site days and ongoing support are agreed up front, and the engineers who build your system keep supporting it.
Questions about the work
How is the price decided?
From the work involved, the systems we connect and the support you want. Your proposal separates our work from running costs such as hardware or cloud.
Who keeps supporting the system?
We agree support coverage, on-site work and how to handle problems before starting.
Do I need to buy hardware first?
No. We start from your work and your budget, compare the options, and only then recommend a purchase or a cloud setup.
Bring the problem, not the solution.
Tell us where the time goes. We will work out together what is worth building.