APPLIED ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE

AI for business, embedded in a clearly defined process.

From document search to content generation, we define a use case, validate the results and build in human oversight.

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APPLIED ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE 3 STEPS
  1. Use case
  2. Sample-based test
  3. Review and integration

An engagement to define around your data and your process.

RECOGNISE THE PROBLEM

Where AI can help—and where it must be validated.

We use generative AI, RAG systems and OCR to add new capabilities to business software. We start with a specific task and the available data, define what the solution must do and how its results will be assessed, then integrate it into the team’s work.

WHEN IT MAY HELP

When your team has to search through large volumes of documents, rework recurring content or manually transfer information from scans and PDFs into business systems.

  • Scattered knowledge

    Procedures and documents require repeated searches; a source-grounded assistant can make them easier to consult.

  • Recurring content

    Drafts, training materials and summaries take time to produce, yet still require accountable review.

  • Data locked in documents

    Information from PDFs and scans is copied into systems; extraction and validation must be designed together.

FROM THE PROBLEM TO THE FIRST ACTION

Define the task first. Then test the AI.

RAG, generative models and OCR are technical options, not the starting point. The choice depends on the required outcome and the data that can be used.

  1. We choose a verifiable use case

    We define the inputs, expected outputs, people involved and situations in which the solution must stop or request confirmation.

  2. We assess representative examples

    We compare responses or extractions against agreed criteria, including errors and edge cases.

  3. We design for real-world use

    Only after validation do we define integration, roles, access, human review and monitoring.

WHAT THE ENGAGEMENT INCLUDES

A meaningful test has explicit boundaries.

Activities and conditions are defined around the actual case before the proposal.

Activities to include in the scope

  • Use case, available data and validation criteria
  • Testing on an agreed representative sample
  • Review of responses, extracted data and generated content
  • Integration, access and oversight tailored to the context

To assess together

  • Quality, usage rights and availability of data or documents
  • Providers, data processing and security requirements
  • Quality thresholds, edge cases and review responsibilities

The initial discussion helps frame the use case. Any subsequent test has a scope, activities and costs agreed before work begins.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Before we begin, let’s clarify.

A few answers to help you get to know us.

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Can AI work with our documents?

It depends on the documents’ availability, quality, usage rights and sensitivity. Before choosing a model or provider, we define access, data processing and the scope of the test.

How do you assess response quality?

We define examples and acceptance criteria for the use case. We also assess errors and edge cases; where the impact requires it, an accountable person remains responsible for review.

Is artificial intelligence always necessary?

No. If a deterministic rule, better search or a straightforward integration solves the problem with less complexity, those options should be considered first.

BRINGING EXPERTISE INTO YOUR CONTEXT

Let’s define
the first useful step.

Tell us about the task, the data available and the outcome you need. Your request will go directly to our team.

Let’s assess your AI use case