Business solutions
Choose the work worth improving. We scope a pilot around your systems, your team and the decisions that need human review.
From US$3,000 for a defined, one-time pilot. SOW required; production licensing separate. The examples below are pilot designs, not customer case studies.
01 / Legal & document review
For legal, compliance and operations teams reading recurring document types. Start with a bounded task such as extracting clauses or preparing a first draft.
Problem: staff repeatedly locate information and copy it into a review template.
Pilot: a defined document set → extraction or draft → source inspection → qualified human review.
Evaluate: field accuracy, missing information, review effort and handling of uncertain results against an agreed sample.
Boundary: not legal advice or autonomous legal decisions. Document access and permitted model providers are scoped first.
Discuss a document pilot →02 / Customer support & operations
For teams answering questions from product documentation, policies or internal knowledge. Start with one class of inbound requests.
Problem: agents switch between documents to prepare consistent answers.
Pilot: request → approved knowledge retrieval → draft answer → employee review and escalation.
Evaluate: answer correctness, source relevance, reviewer edits and escalation handling.
Boundary: ticketing and customer-record integrations require explicit scope. The application owns customer records and sending permissions.
Discuss a support pilot →03 / Vertical SaaS & ISVs
For software teams adding AI to an existing product without building every execution, knowledge and governance component themselves.
Problem: an AI feature needs to fit existing identity, business logic and user experience.
Pilot: one application action → SDK/API request → governed agent execution → result in your interface.
Evaluate: task quality, API behavior, authorization, latency and model usage on representative inputs.
Boundary: your application owns domain rules and records. Production and OEM commercial rights require a separate agreement.
Explore the developer path →04 / Internal business workflows
For teams gathering information, drafting updates and coordinating repetitive handoffs. Choose a workflow with a clear beginning and review checkpoint.
Problem: recurring work involves gathering context and preparing follow-up actions across systems.
Pilot: an approved request → context gathering → proposed action → employee approval in your workflow.
Evaluate: completion quality, reviewer effort and correct behavior when an input or tool is unavailable.
Boundary: retries and external side effects need application-specific handling. Arbitrary actions are not guaranteed to recover automatically.
Discuss an operations pilot →A pilot SOW identifies the workflow, data, integrations, human reviewers, evaluation criteria, delivery schedule and exclusions. It is not a promise of a full production platform for a fixed pilot price.
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