Use cases
Where our clients use AI
These are the areas where clients most often start. Most begin with one team, show that it works, and then expand to others.
Customer service
AI can answer routine questions straight away, in the customer's own language, and pass more complicated cases to the right person with all the details attached.
Operations
Processes that involve a lot of paperwork, such as orders, claims and approvals, can be automated so that each one takes far less time.
Finance
AI can pull data from invoices and receipts, reconcile records and flag anything unusual for someone to review.
Sales
Your sales team can research accounts, draft proposals and keep the CRM up to date with much less manual work.
People and HR
Employees can get answers to policy questions, new starters get help settling in, and managers can quickly find the information they need.
Legal and compliance
Legal and compliance teams can review contracts, keep track of obligations and search regulations using plain language.
Who we work with
We work with growing businesses and large enterprises
Our clients are based all over the world, and we work with them remotely across time zones. How we work with you depends on the size of your organisation and how far along you are with AI.
Growing businesses
You don't need your own AI team to get started
We help you focus on the few uses of AI that will save the most time or bring in the most business. Then we build tools that your team can run day to day.
- Each project has a clear scope and price.
- You see working results early on.
- The tools are simple for your team to manage.
Enterprises
We fit in with your architecture and your rules
We work within your security, compliance and procurement processes, and we integrate with the platforms your business already depends on.
- We integrate with your existing platforms.
- We support you through security and compliance reviews.
- We help roll systems out across teams and regions.
Tell us what you'd like AI to do for you.
Give us a little background on your organisation and the problem you're working on, and we'll get back to you with our thoughts on how to approach it.