Chatbots and assistants
They answer customers and employees based on your knowledge – offer, terms, procedures – and hand harder cases over to a person.
Language models work best not as a novelty but as part of a specific process: answering repetitive questions, pulling data out of documents, drafting replies. We implement AI where the effect can be measured.
They answer customers and employees based on your knowledge – offer, terms, procedures – and hand harder cases over to a person.
Search across document contents, answers with a cited source, data extraction from invoices, contracts and tickets.
Sorting emails and tickets, summaries, reports and moving data between systems – without manual copying.
AI plugged into the tools you already use: CRM, admin panel, online shop, mailbox or messenger.
RAG (Retrieval-Augmented Generation) is a way for a language model to answer based on your documents, not just general knowledge. The system first finds the passages relevant to the question – in terms and conditions, manuals or a knowledge base – and the model writes the answer based on them and can point to the source. This keeps answers up to date and easier to verify.
We agree which data may be sent to the model and send only what is necessary. We choose the provider and configuration with GDPR in mind – with a data processing agreement and without your data being used to train models – and, where needed, anonymise data before sending it.
AI usually runs inside a web app or a mobile app – we can build the whole solution or plug AI into a system you already have.
Yes – that's exactly what RAG is. The chatbot finds the relevant passages in your documents and writes the answer based on them. When the documents change, you just update the knowledge base.
Only the necessary data is sent to the model. We choose GDPR-compliant providers and settings, with a data processing agreement and no model training on your data, and anonymise data before sending it when needed.
Yes, which is why we design implementations so that errors are rare and easy to catch: answers are based on your sources and cite them, and in important matters a person makes the final decision.
The cost consists of a one-off implementation and ongoing fees for using the model, which depend on the number of requests. We start with one process and a prototype, so you quickly see whether the investment pays off.
In practice it usually takes load off them: it handles repetitive work, prepares drafts and finds information, while people deal with matters that need experience and contact with the customer.
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A few sentences about your idea, a rough deadline and budget are enough to start. The first conversation and the initial quote are free and non-binding.