AI automations

Explainable AI automation for European companies

We build automation for other companies to the same standard we hold our own products: explainable, auditable and EU-native by default.

Sixteen building blocks, assembled around what you own.

Most automation pitches imply you throw away your stack. Here is every block we assemble from, and which of the three kinds it is.

  • Connectsto software you already pay for
  • We set upwhat your tools could do but never did
  • Your edgethe part your competitors do not have

Get the data in

Intake & extraction
  • Document extractionClauses, totals and dates out of any PDF or scan.Your edge
  • OCR for scans and photosPaper and phone pictures made searchable.We set up
  • Inbox triageIncoming mail classified, routed and logged.We set up
  • Form & portal intakeStructured capture straight into your CRM.Connects

Make the call

Reasoning & review
  • Explainable classificationEvery label carries the sentence it came from.Your edge
  • Human-in-the-loop gatesApproval steps where a mistake is expensive.Your edge
  • Obligation & renewal flaggingDeadlines and unusual terms surfaced early.Your edge
  • Confidence thresholdsLow-certainty cases escalate instead of guessing.Your edge

Move it along

Action & integration
  • CRM syncRecords created and updated in both directions.Connects
  • Qualified e-signatureeIDAS signing through your existing provider.Connects
  • Accounting handoffTotals and invoices pushed where finance already works.Connects
  • NotificationsSlack, Teams or email, only on events that matter.We set up

See and control

Audit & oversight
  • Audit trailWho did what and when, plus what the model saw.Your edge
  • Ops dashboardVolume, exceptions and cycle time on one screen.We set up
  • Row-level access controlPermissions on records, not just on pages.Your edge
  • EU data residencyYour data hosted in the EU by default, with every processor named.Your edge

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Where the EU AI Act comes in

Article 50 of the EU AI Act has applied since 2 August 2026: when people deal with an AI system, they have to be told. For uses the Act classes as high-risk, it also asks for logs of what the system did (Article 12) and for real human oversight (Article 14).

We build those pieces in from the first week: an audit trail of inputs, decisions and outputs, approval steps where a person signs off, and a clear notice wherever someone talks to an agent. They help you meet your obligations. They do not certify you, and none of this is legal advice.

Read the AI Act on EUR-Lex

Six weeks to something that actually runs.

  1. Week 1

    Map

    We sit with the people doing the work and map the process as it actually runs, which is rarely how the org chart describes it.

  2. Weeks 2 to 3

    Prototype

    One process, automated end to end, running on your real data. You judge it by using it.

  3. Weeks 4 to 6

    Harden

    Audit trail, permissions, error handling, and the escalation path for when something looks wrong.

  4. Ongoing

    Operate

    Monitoring, tuning, and the next process in the queue. Monthly cycles you can stop whenever.

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SaaS products we own and operate
3 wks
To a working prototype on your data
EU
Data residency, by default
100%
Of the code and data is yours
FAQ

The questions we get in the first call.

Not here? Write to us and we answer within one working day.

How soon do we see something working?

A working prototype of your highest-volume process in about three weeks, running on your data. If we cannot get there in three weeks, the process is usually the wrong one to start with, and we will say so.

Do we own what you build?

Fully. Code, prompts, infrastructure config and data are yours from the first commit. There is no runtime licence to us and nothing stops working if you stop working with us.

What happens when the AI gets it wrong?

You see why. Every extracted field cites the source line it came from, low-confidence cases route to a person instead of guessing, and nothing irreversible happens without an approval step. Explainability is the product, not a feature we bolted on.

Where does our data live?

By default, what we build for you runs on EU infrastructure and keeps your data in the EU. Enquiries sent through this site are handled differently, and we would rather say so than bury it: they reach us by email and are recorded in HubSpot, our CRM. HubSpot, our email provider and our hosting and CDN provider are US-headquartered, so any access from outside the EEA sits under Standard Contractual Clauses. Our privacy policy names every processor and what each one touches.

Do we have to replace the tools we already use?

Almost never. Your CRM, accounting and signature tools stay where they are, and we build the automation around them; in our list of building blocks, those are the ones tagged Connects. Replacing working software is the most expensive way to automate anything.

Fixed price or time and materials?

The first automation is a fixed price against a written scope, so you can approve a number rather than a rate. Work after that runs in monthly cycles you can stop at the end of any month.

Tell us about your case

No commitment. We reply with a plan.