Service 01
AI automation
We take one workflow that eats your team's hours and turn it into an automation that runs on its own. It ships with the evals, logging, and human checkpoints that make the output something you can act on. Evals are tests for a large language model's answers.
What it includes
- A scoped map of the workflow: trigger, the agent's job, the checkpoint, the output
- The automation itself, wired to your real systems and data
- An eval that grades the output before anyone sees it
What you get
- A running automation in your environment, not a slide
- A short guide for whoever is on call: how it works, where it stops, how to change it
- The eval suite that gates it
Proof
Where this ran
Delivered systems that used this service. Every figure carries the limit of what it measures.
A $3.4B US real-estate investment firm
Thirteen years of records. One box that answersRead the case1.000Correct every time it held backOne production system, at every release. It does not measure how often it should have refused.
Questions
What buyers ask about this
How long does a first automation take?
A fixed-scope first automation runs 4 to 6 weeks, kickoff to something working on your real data.
Will it act on its own?
Only where a wrong action is cheap to undo. Anything with real consequences gets a human checkpoint, and you decide where that line sits.
What if the model gets it wrong?
Every output is graded before anyone sees it, and the system says it does not know rather than guessing.
