AI and automation

AI that connects.
Time for what matters.

Less repetitive manual work and more time for what matters. We connect artificial intelligence, interfaces and software to create clear workflows.

What a useful workflow can look like
An enquiry arrives.Email, form or document.
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AI makes sense of it.Identify and organise information.
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You decide.A prepared next step.
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One possible workflow. Developed together around your needs.

Useful workflows begin with a real task.UnderstandConnectAutomate

Start with a specific task

Getting started with AI does not have to mean a large transformation project. A recurring process with manageable inputs and a clear result can provide a useful starting point. Together, we look at work that arises regularly and where people currently search for, transfer or prepare information.

Potential uses include making documents accessible, structuring information, preparing content and classifying recurring enquiries. The right approach depends on the available data, quality requirements and necessary expert review.

Combine AI with clear rules

Language models can work with differently worded information and generate drafts. Fixed rules and unambiguous data can often be handled directly through conventional automation. We select the components that fit the task.

A workflow can combine both approaches: information is prepared, reviewed and passed to another application. Clear handovers and understandable decisions matter. The choice of tool follows the intended result and the requirements for processing.

Make knowledge accessible and content useful

Documents and existing texts often contain information that is time-consuming to find in daily work. AI support can help explore this material and prepare it for a particular question. Sources, currency and appropriate boundaries are part of the planning.

In editorial work, AI can organise topics, prepare drafts or adapt existing content for other formats. Responsibility for facts, tone and approval remains clearly assigned. A prepared draft is one step within the process.

Define quality and handovers

We establish how a useful result will be recognised and which cases require a human decision. Suitable examples help assess quality. Incomplete inputs and incorrect outputs are also included in evaluation.

Access rights, costs and approval steps shape the solution. We examine which systems are involved and what information is passed between them. These requirements create clear handovers between automated steps and the people responsible.

From an initial trial to an application

A focused prototype makes the approach testable. We model the selected process and try it with suitable examples. The results show which parts work and where further clarification is needed. They provide a basis for deciding on the next stage.

Our work on AlarmRoutine shows how interfaces and personal routines can be brought together. It focuses on rule-based processes. Experience with these connections complements the development of AI-assisted applications.

What we can do for you

  • Identify and define suitable AI use cases
  • Support knowledge and document work with AI
  • Prepare content and structure information
  • Connect systems and recurring process steps
  • Develop prototypes with quality checks and clear approvals
  • Support teams as they adopt a new workflow

AI consulting and training for your team

Assess the value together

Before implementation, we clarify what the process should improve. This includes the steps currently required, how frequently the task occurs and the significance of possible errors. Depending on the project, a useful outcome may be better-prepared information, an easier handover or less repeated data entry. We agree how this value can be assessed for the selected use case. After evaluation, there is a clearer basis for deciding whether the approach should be continued, adapted or addressed differently.

Good to know

Common questions. Clear answers.

Which tasks are suitable for getting started?

Clearly defined, recurring tasks with available examples and a result that can be assessed are useful starting points. We consider benefits, data and necessary human review together.

Does every automation need artificial intelligence?

No. Conventional interfaces often suit fixed rules and unambiguous data. AI can complement them where differently worded information needs to be processed.

How is the quality of results checked?

We define quality criteria and test the process with suitable examples. Decisions and approvals that require expertise remain with the responsible people.

Let’s move forward

What would you like to change?

An idea, a specific challenge or your next step with AI. We’re listening.

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