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Built around outcomes, not technologies.

Each solution targets a specific operational bottleneck, decision, or workflow, connected to the systems you already run, governed from the first production use case.

AI Operations Copilots

Triage, investigate, summarize, and route operational work so your team spends its time on decisions instead of digging.

The problem

  • Exceptions surface days late, buried in reports nobody has time to read
  • Every investigation starts from scratch across five systems and a spreadsheet
  • Ownership is unclear, so issues bounce between teams

What we build

  • Exception detection over orders, inventory, invoices, tickets, or deliveries
  • Evidence-linked explanations of what changed and the likely drivers
  • Routing to the accountable owner with an approval step before anything moves

Deliverables

  • Detection rules and models tuned to your thresholds
  • Copilot surface in Slack, Teams, or a web app
  • Approval workflow with audit history

Example workflow

A distributor's copilot flags margin-eroding orders each morning, explains which pricing or freight change caused them, and drafts the correction for the account owner to approve.

Systems involved

ERP / accountingCRMWarehouse or WMSTicketingSpreadsheets

Success metric

Time to identify and resolve an exception; manual reporting hours per week.

Security model

Copilots read only the records the requesting user may see. Actions require a named approver and are logged with the evidence shown.

Data Intelligence

Reconcile, detect anomalies, forecast, and generate executive reporting, with every number traceable to the source row.

The problem

  • Finance, sales, and product each report a different version of the same metric
  • Month-end reconciliation is a week of manual work
  • Forecasts live in someone's head or a fragile spreadsheet

What we build

  • Automated preprocessing, analysis, and visualization over warehouse, database, and file sources
  • Anomaly detection and variance explanations for revenue, cost, and operations metrics
  • Narrative executive reporting with drill-down to the underlying records

Deliverables

  • Governed semantic layer for the metrics in scope
  • Scheduled analyses with anomaly alerts
  • Executive reporting with source lineage

Example workflow

A SaaS company's weekly revenue brief reconciles Salesforce, Stripe, and product usage, explains pipeline movement, and flags the three accounts whose behavior changed most.

Systems involved

Snowflake / BigQuery / DatabricksSQL databasesSalesforce / HubSpotStripe / QuickBooks / NetSuiteExcel / Google Sheets

Success metric

Forecast accuracy; hours to close; number of unexplained variances per period.

Security model

Metrics definitions, access rules, and lineage are versioned. Reports show which sources and filters produced each figure.

Knowledge and Support Agents

Secure internal search and policy-aware answers for employees and customers, grounded in the documents and records you approve.

The problem

  • Answers depend on who you know, not on what is written down
  • Support and sales teams re-derive the same answers daily
  • Generic chat tools leak context or invent policy

What we build

  • Permission-aware retrieval over Drive, SharePoint, Notion, Confluence, and ticket history
  • Agents that cite the source and refuse when the answer is not in approved material
  • Support-assist and sales-assist workflows that draft, never send, without review

Deliverables

  • Indexed knowledge base with access control mirrored from source systems
  • Agent surface in chat, help center, or web app
  • Evaluation set and answer-quality dashboard

Example workflow

An internal agent answers onboarding, policy, and product questions with links to the governing document, and drafts Jira tickets when a process gap is found.

Systems involved

Google Drive / SharePointNotion / ConfluenceSlack / TeamsZendesk / IntercomJira / ServiceNow

Success metric

Time to answer; ticket resolution time; onboarding time to productivity.

Security model

Retrieval respects source permissions per user. Every answer carries citations; unanswerable questions are logged rather than guessed.

Workflow Automation

Connect systems, draft the next action, route approvals, and track completion, so work moves without becoming ungoverned.

The problem

  • Hand-offs between tools happen by email and memory
  • Automation tools fire actions nobody can audit
  • Approvals stall because the context is scattered

What we build

  • Cross-system workflows via APIs, exports, warehouses, and custom connectors
  • Drafted actions (updates, emails, tickets, journal entries) with a human approval gate
  • Completion tracking and an auditable history of who approved what

Deliverables

  • Integration layer with documented interfaces
  • Approval routing with SLAs and escalation
  • Run history, retries, and monitoring

Example workflow

When a customer downgrade hits Stripe, the workflow assembles account context from HubSpot and Zendesk, drafts the retention outreach, and routes it to the CSM for approval.

Systems involved

Salesforce / HubSpotStripe / ShopifyNetSuite / QuickBooksJira / ServiceNowSlack / Teams / email

Success metric

Cycle time per workflow; work throughput; manual touches per case.

Security model

Agents act through scoped credentials. Impactful actions require explicit human approval and are reversible where the target system allows.

AI Platform Foundations

The data architecture, evaluation, observability, model routing, security, and governance that let the first use case become the tenth.

The problem

  • Each AI experiment re-solves access, logging, and model choice from scratch
  • No one can say how well the system performs or what it costs
  • A single provider holds the prompts, the data, and the leverage

What we build

  • Private AI data workspaces with structured context and scoped retrieval
  • Model gateway with policy-based routing across providers and self-hosted models
  • Evaluation harness, observability, audit logging, and cost controls

Deliverables

  • Reference architecture and infrastructure as code
  • Model gateway, eval harness, and observability stack
  • Governance baseline aligned to NIST AI RMF functions

Example workflow

A scale-up replaces three disconnected AI pilots with one governed platform: shared retrieval, one audit log, and a routing policy that keeps sensitive data on a self-hosted model.

Systems involved

AWS / Azure / GCPPostgres / warehousesOpenAI / Anthropic / GoogleOpen-weight / self-hosted modelsGitHub / Docker

Success metric

Time to ship a new use case; evaluation pass rate; cost per task.

Security model

Designed for customer control, evidence, and portability: everything is exportable, every call is logged, and model choice is a configuration, not a rewrite.

Put AI to work without giving up control.

A fixed-scope Opportunity Sprint: your system map, three prioritized use cases, and a pilot plan in two weeks.