AI service
AI integration in apps and systems
We add AI to the tools your business already uses to automate tasks, search information and connect data without having to change everything.
- Integrate AI with internal applications, CRM, ERP, forms, email or databases.
- Cut manual tasks such as copying data, classifying requests or drafting replies.
- Start with a small integration before planning a larger project.
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Internal apps
AI features inside your tools
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CRM / ERP
Data prepared for review
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Documents
Information extraction and summaries
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Email
Classification and draft replies
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APIs
Connection to AI services and models
What we integrate
AI works best when it is connected to daily work
Many companies try ChatGPT or other tools, but only for isolated tasks. The next step is to integrate AI where the team's data, documents and tasks already live.
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Applications and internal software
We add AI capabilities to existing tools: smart search, summaries, content generation, classification or internal assistants.
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Documents and data
We process invoices, contracts, forms, emails or reports to extract useful information and send it to the right system.
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Workflows between tools
We connect AI with CRM, ERP, email, spreadsheets, forms, databases or custom applications.
Use cases
Useful integrations to start without overcomplicating the project
The usual approach is to start with a specific task: something repetitive, frequent and easy to measure. If it works, it can be extended.
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Classify requests and prepare the CRM
AI can read forms, emails or incoming messages, identify the type of request, suggest a priority and leave the information ready for the sales or support team.
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Extract data from documents
Turn invoices, contracts, reports or forms into reviewable, reusable data.
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Draft repetitive replies
AI can summarise and classify messages and prepare drafts for a person to review before sending.
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Build assistants connected to internal information
An internal assistant can help the team look up procedures, technical documentation, manuals, internal policies or knowledge bases without searching through several folders or tools.
The team searches internal information in plain language, without wasting time across multiple systems.
Method
Starting small is usually the best way to get it right
Before integrating AI into several systems, it is worth validating one specific case: what problem it solves, who uses it and how we will know whether it is worth scaling.
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Choose the right case
We review repetitive tasks, current tools, data sources and the points where the team loses time.
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Build a pilot
We create a first, well-scoped integration with clear rules and human review where the process needs it.
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Measure before scaling
We check whether it saves time, reduces errors or improves the quality of the work before turning it into a stable solution.
Does it make sense to integrate AI into your systems?
Tell us which tools you use and which tasks you want to simplify. We will help you find out whether there is a useful integration worth testing before investing in a larger project.