The simplest place to start is one process. We will tell you whether we see a candidate for an implementation in it — including when the answer is that it is not worth doing.
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The conversation is shorter and more concrete if it starts from one process rather than from a general question about AI. Useful to have: who performs it today, how many times a week, how long it takes, and where it gets stuck.
How the rest of the engagement works is set out in our delivery methodology. The conditions under which we advise against a project are collected in what we don't do. What happens to data handed over during a project is covered on the security and GDPR page.
Messages sent on a working day are usually answered the same day, at the latest the next one. Where something needs longer analysis you get a short acknowledgement first, saying when a real answer is coming — rather than a week of silence.
No. The first conversation is free and usually runs twenty to thirty minutes. Its purpose is not to present an offer but to establish whether the process you describe is a candidate for a sensible implementation at all. If it is not, you hear that on the call.
Companies operating in Poland, in Polish and in English. There is no size threshold, but there is a sense threshold: the process has to be repetitive and time-consuming enough that the saving covers the cost of keeping the system running. The conditions under which we advise against a project are set out separately.
Nothing formal — a description of one process is enough: who performs it, how many times a week, how long it takes, and where it gets stuck. That supports a far more useful answer than a general question about what AI can do. No deck and no request for proposal needed.
A free conversation, twenty to thirty minutes, no presentation. If an implementation does not make sense, you will hear it immediately.
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