Search across your documents
Give staff a way to ask questions of internal documents and find the source material behind an answer. We plan document ingestion, retrieval, access permissions, and the handling of incomplete information together.
Build AI into a task your team actually needs to complete. We develop custom AI applications for searching business documents, assisting staff, and handling repeatable work, with your existing data and systems in mind.
Discuss your projectGive staff a way to ask questions of internal documents and find the source material behind an answer. We plan document ingestion, retrieval, access permissions, and the handling of incomplete information together.
Extract information, draft a response, classify a request, or prepare a record for review. The application can hand uncertain results to a person instead of silently making a decision.
Add an assistant or an AI feature to an existing product through its interface and APIs. The scope includes application behavior, model usage, error handling, and the information a user can access.
Identify the user, the inputs, the expected output, and the cases in which an AI result should be rejected or reviewed. We also check whether conventional software would solve the task more reliably.
Build a small evaluation using realistic examples, including difficult cases. Compare answer quality, response time, and expected usage costs before committing to a wider implementation.
Develop the interface, data connections, access controls, and review steps. An AI feature should fit the workflow around it, including what happens when a model or external service is unavailable.
Test the agreed scenarios, prepare the deployment and handover, and define what to monitor after launch. Future changes can be checked against the original evaluation examples.
Yes, when the documents can be accessed in a suitable format and you have permission to use them. Discovery covers document quality, update frequency, user permissions, sensitive information, and whether answers need to cite their sources.
No model can guarantee that. The application needs appropriate evaluation, limits, and review steps. For tasks with important consequences, we agree where a person must check an output before it is used.
Often an existing model, connected to the right data and tools, is enough. The choice depends on your task, accuracy requirements, data policies, budget, and expected usage. We assess these before recommending an approach.
The scope includes the interface, data preparation, integrations, evaluation, and deployment. Running costs depend on model usage and infrastructure. We separate development work from expected ongoing costs so both can be considered before the build.
A spreadsheet that’s outgrown its job. Systems that won’t talk. An idea you’re ready to test. Tell us what needs to work better.
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