AI Development FAQs

We build three focused products: a CRM & Operations Dashboard, a Lead Harvester and a Desktop AI Assistant. Each project is then scoped around the business, users, data and workflow.

It is a business operations system that can bring CRM visibility, staff activity, performance analytics, operational tracking and management reporting into one scoped dashboard.

It is a lead-generation system configured around the businesses, locations, data fields and qualification signals that matter to your sales process. The exact sources, enrichment and handoff are confirmed during scoping.

It is a desktop AI workspace designed around the knowledge work and repetitive tasks your team wants help with. The final workflows, information sources and actions are confirmed during scoping.

No. Choose “Not sure yet” in the AI enquiry and describe the business problem. Our team can recommend the best starting point.

The three products can vary significantly depending on users, data, integrations, workflow complexity and implementation requirements. We review the brief first, then provide the appropriate scope and price.

Yes. The product gives the project a clear starting point, but the final system is scoped around the approved business requirements rather than a generic template.

The client owns their supplied business information and customer data. Access, storage and permissions are agreed for the approved project and should be limited to what the system actually needs.

Yes. AI can misunderstand information or produce an imperfect output. Important decisions, sensitive information and high-impact actions should use appropriate review and controls.

Where the project requires it and the external system supports it, integrations can be scoped as part of the build. We confirm supported connections after reviewing the workflow.

Handover, management and ongoing support requirements are defined in the approved scope. The level of ongoing involvement depends on the product and how the business intends to use it.

No. Access should be restricted to the approved purpose and minimum permissions required for the agreed workflow.