A defined use case
We describe the task, users, available data and expected output. This includes cases in which the system should withhold an answer or hand the task to a person.
AI consulting
Use AI where it improves the work.
Not every task needs AI. We work with you to assess where it can make information accessible, process text or support decisions, and where a rule-based workflow would be more suitable.
When this service is a good fit
You have a specific task but need a sound basis for deciding whether to use AI. Examples include routing enquiries, finding information in documents or making knowledge accessible to a team. Our consulting focuses on AI and the workflows around it.
What we work on together
A reasoned decision
We compare AI, conventional automation and the existing process. Data access, integration effort, running costs and quality requirements inform the choice.
A testable pilot plan
A limited pilot has test cases, success criteria, clear responsibilities and a defined route to human review. This gives you a basis for the next decision.
How we work
Understand the task
We clarify what happens today, what information is required and how you would recognise an improvement.
Assess feasibility
We examine data quality, integrations and typical failure cases, documenting suitability and limitations alongside possible alternatives.
Define the pilot
We agree a small, testable scope. The findings determine whether to develop further, adjust the approach or keep a simpler solution.
Frequently asked questions
Do we need to have chosen an AI tool already?
No. A specific problem and an overview of the current process are enough to start. Tool selection follows the requirements and existing systems.
Does this always lead to an AI agent?
No. An agent is one possible implementation. When fixed rules are enough, a conventional workflow may be easier to test and operate.
How is pilot quality assessed?
We agree suitable test cases and criteria in advance, such as correct classification or the proportion of cases needing human review. A single impressive answer is not sufficient evidence.
What data do you need for the initial enquiry?
Describe the task, the systems involved and the intended result. Do not send credentials, customer datasets or confidential documents through the enquiry form.