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Artificial intelligence

AI agents that work inside your current tools

We automate repetitive work inside the tools you already use. A person approves the sensitive actions, and every action leaves a record.

Discuss your project
An AI agent taking in invoices, emails and forms and turning them into approved tasks.

In practice

The work our agents take over

Sorting mail, retyping invoices, chasing late payments. Here is what an agent can do inside your tools.

  • Running several inboxes: sorting, answering the routine ones, escalating the rest.
  • Drafting and updating quotes and invoices from a written request.
  • Capturing supplier invoices that arrive as a PDF or a photo.
  • Working inside the accounting and management software you already use.
  • Keeping the CRM filled in and current after every contact with a customer.
  • Chasing unpaid invoices and unanswered quotes, on the dates you set.
  • Extracting data from PDFs, spreadsheets and scanned documents.
  • Producing recurring reports and sending them to the right people.
  • Automating repetitive click-work in a browser.
  • Researching and pulling together what someone needs before a decision.

Our areas

Six ways to use AI in a business

Autonomous agents

An agent that reads a request, picks the right tool and acts. It might answer a customer, then update the CRM.

Multi-agent orchestration

Several specialised agents that divide the work, delegate to each other and recover when one of them gets it wrong.

Automation pipelines

Document processing, data extraction and transformation, scheduled jobs, with a human review wherever a mistake would be costly.

Computer vision

Object detection and tracking, reading scanned documents, video stream analysis, quality control and visual inspection.

Conversational assistants

Assistants connected to your CRM or your helpdesk, which read the customer record before they answer.

Models tuned to your data

We build large language models into your products and tune them on your own data, so the answers are more accurate.

Where we stand

What the agent does without asking you

An agent left without limits eventually does something expensive, and trust never comes back. So we set the boundaries before the capabilities: what the agent may do alone, what a person must approve first, and what it may not touch at all.

We log every action. And when the agent is not sure, it hands the case to someone on the team instead of guessing.

Talk about a first agent
A digital vault surrounded by a key, a backup and an activity log.
Defined scopeThe agent reaches only the tools and data it needs.
Human approvalA person signs off on sensitive actions before they run.
Full audit trailYou can read back who did what, when, and to which record.
A planned fallbackIf the agent is unsure or something breaks, the work goes back to the team and nothing gets stuck.

Next

Around the agent

Point AI at your stock

Supplier invoices entered without anyone typing them, stockout alerts, reports written for you.

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The system underneath

An agent needs software to plug into. If you do not have it yet, we start there.

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The project, stage by stage

A first agent goes through the same five stages as any software, from discovery to operation.

Read the method

Which task eats the most hours?

We build a first agent around that one task. Send us a real example, such as a typical email or an invoice, and we will check whether an agent can take it over.

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