Use case and metric
We agree the one business metric the pilot must move and how we will measure it, before any build starts.
We take one use case from proof of concept to a production system that real people use, typically in about eight weeks for a fixed fee. It ships with evaluation sets, guardrails, integration into your systems and adoption tracking, and it is measured against one business metric we agree upfront.
The problem
The proof of concept impressed everyone in a meeting. Months later it still runs on a laptop and nobody uses it.
Without evaluation sets, quality is judged by a few people trying it. Nobody can say whether a change made it better or worse.
The pilot lives in a separate tool. Staff have to copy and paste between systems, so they stop using it.
Nobody agreed what the pilot should change, so there is no number to show leadership when the budget is reviewed.
What we deliver
A new use case or a pilot that has stalled. Either way we take it to production and measure it.
We agree the one business metric the pilot must move and how we will measure it, before any build starts.
Test sets built from your real cases and edge cases, so quality is measured on every change, not guessed.
Input and output checks, access controls and human review where the risk calls for it.
The AI runs inside the systems your staff already use, connected through secure APIs.
We track who uses it, how often and where they override it, so you can see if it is landing.
We review a pilot that has stopped, find what is holding it back and either fix it or tell you honestly to stop.
How we deliver
Weekly demos throughout, and a founder signs off before anything goes live.
Always included
Typical tools
We agree the use case, the metric and what production means for you.
We build the working system against the evaluation set.
We connect it to your systems and prepare it for real traffic.
Real users start using it and we report against the metric.
Where we apply it
Further reading

Most AI pilots stall before production for predictable reasons. Here is how to spot them early and design pilots that are built to ship.

A practitioner's guide to taking enterprise AI agents from demo to production: scope, architecture, guardrails, evaluation, security and rollout.

RAG gives a model the right knowledge; fine-tuning changes how it behaves. A clear comparison and decision guide for choosing between them, or using both.
FAQ
AI implementation services
Use cases ranked, data and systems reviewed, and a costed roadmap in about two weeks.
AI connected to your ERP, CRM, core systems and product, with permissions and audit built in.
Process redesign, role-based training and an AI usage policy, so people actually use what you build.
AI in production kept accurate, safe and affordable, fully managed or co-managed.
AI strategy, GenAI and agents, data platforms, analytics, MLOps and transformation.
Tell us where you are. We will come back within one business day with a point of view, not a sales deck.