Services
Four ways to get rid of manual work.
Every project starts small and verifiable. If a step produces no measurable benefit, it stops there. That is cheaper for you and more honest from me.
Assessment
Before anything gets built: a sober look at where automation saves you time and where it does not.
For companies that do not yet know where to start.
- A survey of the processes that currently tie up people
- Assessment by effort, saving and data-protection risk
- A prioritised list with realistic cost and time estimates
- A clear statement of what is better left alone
Process automation
Recurring work with documents, email and forms, automated and with human control at the points that matter.
For workflows that run daily and look the same every time.
- Read, check, classify and route documents
- Prepare quotes, reports and draft replies
- Move data between systems that have no interface between them
- Approval steps for anything a person needs to confirm
Internal assistants & agents
Systems that carry out multi-step tasks against your own material, and say so when they are unsure.
For knowledge currently spread across folders and people.
- Assistants that answer from your internal knowledge, with sources
- Agents that handle research, reconciliation and preparation
- Connections to existing systems such as ERP, DMS or ticketing
- Defined limits: what the system may do, and when it hands over
Local models & integration
Running open models on your hardware, including the awkward questions about performance, cost and maintenance.
For organisations under clear obligations: public sector, medicine, law, industry.
- Selecting open models that suit the task and the budget
- Installation on your own server or in your own cloud tenancy
- Portability to a hosted model API where the data allows — the same code, your choice per workload
- Sizing the hardware without over-buying
- Handover with documentation, monitoring and training
Process
How a project runs
Four steps, each with a result that stands on its own. You can stop after any of them.
Conversation
About 45 minutes, free. You describe the process; I say whether the effort is worth it.
Assessment
I look at data, systems and obligations, and deliver a written evaluation with a cost range.
Prototype
A working version against the real process, in your environment. Measured on your numbers, not on a demo.
Production & handover
Deployment, documentation, training. You can run the system yourself afterwards.
Services
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Send me two sentences about it. You get an honest assessment back, including if it says the effort is not worth it here.
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