Demonstrations
Three things easier to grasp by trying than by reading. They are interactive but simulated: they show the behaviour, they do not query real data.
01
Document assistant
Question and answer with document, page and version; and “insufficient evidence” when due.
Document assistant
Try an example question:
Pick a question to see how it answers: with its document, page and version.
02
Site report by voice
From a dictation to a structured draft a person reviews and approves before sending.
Site report
03
Compare bids
Aligned line items, flagged exclusions, reconciling totals and no automatic winner.
Compare bids
| Line item | Supplier A | Supplier B | Supplier C |
|---|---|---|---|
| Earthworks | €12,400 | €11,800 | €13,100 |
| Foundations | €28,500 | €27,900 | €29,200 |
| Structure | €54,000 | €52,500 | €55,800 |
| Partition walls | €18,200 | €9,500Excludes material supply | €17,600 |
| Total | €113,100 | €101,700 | €115,700 |
Supplier B has the lowest total, but its partition walls exclude material supply: not comparable to A and C. The system flags it and does NOT pick a winner — a person decides.
From demo to pilot
How a demo becomes something real.
These demonstrations use fictional data. The next step is a pilot with YOUR data and a measured result, under the data rules we agree.
Diagnosis
One process, an identifiable buyer and a scoped engagement.
Scoped pilot
With your real data and a measurable result. The first sale, small and demonstrable.
Rollout
Permissions, integrations and training if the pilot convinces.
Maintenance
Support, improvements and data under the agreed rules.
Which one looks like your problem?
Tell us which and we take it to a pilot with your data.
Request an automation diagnosis