RPA and agent automation, an own language model on your own hardware, AI solutions and IT operations consulting — from design to delivery and maintenance.
When work is done in the same system, the same way, every day, it can be automated. The agent signs in, carries out the work steps and records the result — in a browser or in a desktop application.
Every step is a row in a database: what was done, when, and what the outcome was. An interrupted run continues where it stopped — it is not started over.
If a page does not load or a button is not where it was yesterday, the agent retries and reports. It does not get stuck and it does not abort the whole batch over one row.
A recorded macro breaks when a button moves or a window is resized. We drive the application through its own controls — name, role and state, not screen coordinates.
Credentials and keys are substituted before anything is sent to the language model. The model decides the next step, but it never sees a username or a password.
The model can run on your server instead of sending every question to an external vendor. That changes both the cost logic and what happens to your data.
The cost is hardware and maintenance, not each individual question. As usage grows, the bill does not grow with it.
The data stays in your network. No third party, no transfer abroad, no new processing agreement for every question.
We do not promise the model can do everything. We measure which requests it handles and which it does not, and document it. That is the difference between a demo and production.
All AI traffic passes through the same layer: who may use which model, under what conditions and at what cost. Every request is logged.
Response times, context size and where structured output fails. These are numbers, not estimates.
Arithmetic is checked before the model receives the data. The model writes the sentence — never the figure.
We help you identify where AI genuinely pays off, and we build the solution into your existing systems. We always start with a limited trial whose value can be verified.
The EU AI Act requires companies to know what their AI systems do and to be able to prove it. The obligation is not limited to large operators: if you use AI in your business, you are responsible for what it produces.
We do not issue certificates and we do not promise readiness. We build systems so that meeting the requirements is possible — and we say openly which part belongs to your own processes.
The whole chain from idea to production — or any part of it.
Requirements analysis, solution design and technical specification.
Implementation, integrations and databases as part of existing systems.
Test strategy, testing and automation as part of the delivery.
Unix, Linux and Windows server environments: deployment and maintenance.
Hardware and storage services as part of the IT environment.
Advisory services and training for IT needs.
Tell us what you need — we'll find a suitable solution and customisation together.