Six offerings, from a marketing site through to document pipelines feeding a company’s internal systems. General web work is on the list on purpose — a client who just needs a good site can hire us for a good site.
General web work, not only AI projects.
Marketing sites, product pages, landing pages, redesigns, performance and accessibility work, CMS setup and ongoing maintenance. A client who just needs a good site can hire us for a good site.
Built on the client’s own catalog, pricing and documentation.
Conversational assistants built on the client’s own catalog, pricing and documentation. Customer-facing or internal. Cites its source, hands off to a human when unsure, and deploys where the client already works, whether that is their website, their support desk or their internal tools.
Technical PDFs into structured data, with a review queue.
Turning spec sheets, invoices, purchase orders and technical PDFs into structured data that flows into existing systems, with confidence scoring and a human review queue for anything uncertain.
Thousands of product documents, answerable in a sentence.
Making thousands of product documents answerable in a sentence, for sales and support teams who currently ask a colleague or dig through a folder.
Reads an RFQ, drafts a quote. Drafting, not sending.
Reading an incoming RFQ, matching it against the catalog, and drafting a quote for a person to approve. Drafting, not sending.
For companies that already deployed something and do not trust it.
For companies that already deployed something and do not trust it. Building a real evaluation set from their own questions, measuring what the system actually does, and fixing what the measurement exposes.
We do not run training workshops.
The work is building and handing over systems, not teaching teams to build their own. Documentation and repository access transfer at the end of every engagement, which covers most of what a workshop would.
Not sure which of these you need? That is what the scoping call is for.