AI and automation
We use AI where it measurably takes work off your plate. A search that understands the content of your documents instead of just matching file names. Assistants that prepare drafts or summarize long documents. Automatic sorting of incoming email, receipts, and paperwork. Reports that turn your data into plain answers.
Answers from your own files
The most requested tool right now is AI-powered document search. You ask a question in plain language, the system searches your documents by meaning, and it answers with references to the sources. It doesn't make things up. It works exclusively with what your files actually contain.
Confidentiality first
Before every project we settle concretely which data an external AI may see and which must never leave your environment. Where it matters, we build the solution so that confidential content stays with you, for example on a server in a German data center registered in your name.
Not every automation needs AI
Often, well-built integrations and self-running processes are enough: data transfers, automatically generated documents, recurring tasks without manual work. We propose the simplest tool that solves your problem. Sometimes that's AI, sometimes it's a clean script.
Frequently asked questions about AI and automation
What is AI-powered document search?
A system that understands the content of your documents. You ask a question in plain language and receive an answer drawn from your own files, with references to where it was found. The technical term is RAG, retrieval-augmented generation.
Will our data stay confidential?
We settle that concretely before every project: which data an external AI may see, and which must never leave your environment. Where it matters, we build the solution so that confidential content stays with you.
Is AI worth it for small companies?
Not always, and we'll tell you so. AI pays off where recurring work on text, documents, or data piles up. Whether that's the case for you is usually easy to answer in the intro call.
Do we need our own servers for this?
Not necessarily. Depending on confidentiality and scale, the solution runs on existing infrastructure, on a rented server in a German data center, or as a connection to an external service.
Curious whether it would pay off for you?
The intro call usually answers that quickly. Free, no strings attached, and no jargon.