Internal tools & knowledge
Make relevant internal information available within the workflow. Define the sources, freshness requirements and access rules before building the assistant.
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Connect AI to the systems your business already depends on. Give it the right context, define what it can do, and bring the result into your existing workflow.
Discuss your projectFor businesses with established software, data and workflows. Integration connects intelligence to that environment, with explicit boundaries around what information it can read and what actions it can take.
Existing systems supply context, permission boundaries control access, and the result returns to the working environment. Each connection needs a clear owner and failure path.
Start with separate business systems.
Make relevant internal information available within the workflow. Define the sources, freshness requirements and access rules before building the assistant.
Connect through available APIs and events. Handle authentication, data mapping, retries and the limitations of each platform.
Give an assistant the context needed for a specific task. Separate recommendations from actions that require explicit approval.
A useful first conversation starts with the task, the systems involved and what a successful result would look like.
01 Which systems need to exchange information or actions?
02 What APIs, access permissions and data restrictions are available?
03 What should happen when a dependency is unavailable or a result is uncertain?
A new product, a complex integration, or a workflow ready for change. Tell us what you have in mind.
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