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Work AI can take part in

Work we've already solved before. See what gets done, which systems it runs in, and what it takes to get it running at your company.

If what you need isn't here, we'll build it.

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Some problems are too interesting to wait for a client.

This is stuff we've built for the people around us: friends, family, ourselves. With no sale in sight.

These aren't finished products. They're problems somebody had, that aren't a problem anymore.

What it costs depends on the work. How we price it is set out under Pricing.

Your systems

The AI works in the systems you already use. It starts with read-only access. You grant more, only when you're ready.

And if you want to pull the plug, you always can. The setup doesn't lock you into one AI provider either.

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Questions about the catalog
What kind of work is the best fit for AI?

Start with work that repeats, takes a lot of time, or gets done differently depending on who's handling it.

It doesn't have to be simple. In fact, it gets interesting once the work needs your own rules, data, and experience to get right.

Do our processes need to be documented first?

No. If everything were already written down perfectly, our job would be a lot easier.

We start from real examples and the people who know the work. Along the way, we pull the rules, exceptions, and workflows out of their heads and make them concrete. So the documentation gets better as part of the work itself.

What if our data is a mess?

That's pretty normal.

We work out what data the AI actually needs. Some of it gets cleaned up once. Other parts get more structured over time, because the AI needs the information to live in one place and mean the same thing every time.

So you don't need perfect data to start.

Can the AI handle exceptions?

Yes, and that's often where the real work is.

"Always do X" is easy. The interesting part is: "Do X, unless the customer looks like this, the order looks like that, or this has already happened." Those are the rules and gray areas we teach it together with you.

The rest lives in questions.md →