AI solutions for businesses

The right AI solution starts with your current situation.

Extend existing software, improve a business process or build a new custom application: we choose the technical approach based on the problem to solve, not on whichever AI tool is currently most fashionable.

Software team discussing the integration of several system components
Start with the problem, not tool hype
Use existing systems where sensible
Define clear quality and control points
Plan for operations and continuous development

From problem to architecture

Common tasks – and the technical direction that usually fits.

Not every problem needs an agent, a RAG system or a new product. A combination of conventional software logic, APIs and targeted AI components is often the stronger solution.

Make company knowledge usable

Make documents, policies and specialist knowledge searchable and citable.

RAG systems

Automate recurring work

Combine rule-based workflows with AI steps for text, documents and variable decisions.

AI process automation

Use tools and systems autonomously

Build agentic systems with explicit permissions, tools, limits and approval points.

AI agents

Integrate models into products

Connect LLMs through controlled APIs, structured outputs, fallbacks and monitoring.

LLM integration

Build a new web application

Develop a business application, customer portal or SaaS solution with AI as a useful product capability.

AI web applications

Validate an idea properly

Use real data and measurable success criteria to test whether an AI idea works technically and commercially.

AI MVP development

Decision guide

Which AI solution fits which task?

RAG, AI agents, LLM integration and automation are different technical approaches. The deciding factor is the job the system needs to do.

Starting pointTypical approachLearn more
Search your own documents and company knowledgeRAG, semantic or hybrid searchRAG systems
Integrate OpenAI, Claude, Gemini or another LLM into softwareLLM and API integrationLLM integration
Automatically prepare documents, emails or variable casesAI process automation plus deterministic workflow logicProcess automation
Handle multi-step tasks with tools and flexible decisionsConstrained AI agent with explicit permissionsAI agents
Build a new business application, customer portal or AI SaaS productCustom AI web applicationAI web applications
Validate an idea, model quality or technical feasibility firstAI prototype, proof of concept or MVPAI MVP

Decision logic

Understand the process first, then choose the technology.

We deliberately separate tasks that conventional software can solve reliably from tasks where generative AI, semantic retrieval or agentic logic offers a real advantage.

Questions we answer before implementation

  • Which user task or business process should improve?
  • Which data and systems already exist?
  • Where are errors tolerable – and where are they not?
  • Which decisions must remain with people?
  • Which privacy, security and operational requirements apply?
  • How will we measure quality and business value?

Process

From current situation to production solution.

A structured process reduces poor technical decisions and helps ensure an AI project goes beyond a convincing demo.

1

Understand & prioritise

Assess the process, users, data, systems and commercial objective together.

2

Architecture & validation

Define the technical approach, quality criteria and a sensible first scope.

3

Build & integrate

Bring software, AI components, interfaces, permissions and monitoring together.

4

Operate & evolve

Monitor quality, review usage and improve the solution deliberately.

FAQ

Questions about AI solutions.

Which AI solution is right for our business?

That depends mainly on whether you want to extend existing software, automate a process or build a new custom application. We start from the current situation and desired outcome, not from a specific model or tool.

Does AI always require new software?

No. Integrating AI into existing systems is often the better option. New software becomes relevant when current applications cannot support the required processes, roles or integrations in a sensible way.

How do you decide between RAG, agents and conventional automation?

We look at the data, process logic, tolerance for errors, permissions and integration points. Rule-based steps should usually remain rule-based; AI should be used where flexible interpretation or generation actually adds value.

Can an AI solution be introduced in stages?

Yes. A focused pilot or MVP can test a technical and business assumption with real data before a broader rollout.

Let’s turn your AI idea into a concrete software project.

In an initial conversation, we clarify the objective, current situation and sensible next steps.

To get started, your objective, existing systems and the main open question are enough.