Generative AI development

Generative AI grounded in your knowledge — not the open internet

We build generative AI systems that draft, summarize, answer and explain using your approved documents and data. Outputs are grounded, cited and reviewed where it matters, so your team can trust what the system produces.

Abstract illustration of a knowledge graph flowing into generated structured content

Overview

What generative AI can do for your business

Generative AI is most useful when it is connected to your own knowledge: policies, product documentation, past proposals, contracts and customer history. Without that grounding, answers are generic or wrong.

We design retrieval, prompts, guardrails and review steps together, then measure output quality against examples your experts approve.

Problems we solve

Sound familiar?

01

Knowledge trapped in documents

Answers exist somewhere in shared drives and wikis, but finding them takes too long.

02

Repetitive drafting

Proposals, reports, responses and summaries are written from scratch with the same building blocks.

03

Unreliable public AI tools

Staff paste company data into consumer tools and get confident but unverified answers.

How it works

An example, step by step

A typical engagement shown as a single run from trigger to measurable outcome. Every step, tool and checkpoint is tailored after consulting and audit.

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Generative AI — example run
  1. 01 · Business triggerRequest for proposal received
  2. 02 · AI agentProposal drafting assistant
  3. 03 · ReasoningMatches requirements to past proposals, case notes and service descriptions
  4. 04 · Business toolsDocument library · CRM · pricing sheet
  5. 05 · Automated actionProduces a structured first draft with sources for each section
  6. 06 · OutcomeYour team edits and approves instead of starting from a blank page
Example workflow: Business trigger: Request for proposal received. AI agent: Proposal drafting assistant. Reasoning: Matches requirements to past proposals, case notes and service descriptions. Business tools: Document library · CRM · pricing sheet. Automated action: Produces a structured first draft with sources for each section. Outcome: Your team edits and approves instead of starting from a blank page

What you get

What we deliver

Knowledge assistants

Chat and search over your documents, respecting who is allowed to see what.

Drafting systems

First drafts of proposals, reports and responses assembled from approved content.

Summarization pipelines

Consistent summaries of calls, documents and threads delivered to the right place.

Content governance

Style, terminology and compliance rules enforced through prompts, checks and review.

Quality evaluation

Scored test sets for accuracy, grounding and tone, rerun on every change.

Private deployment options

Configurations that meet your data-retention and residency requirements.

How we engage

Consulting first. Then delivery.

Every engagement follows the same disciplined path, so scope, risk and success measures are agreed before anything is built or taught.

Start with a strategy call (opens Calendly in a new tab)
  1. Step 1 · 30 minutes

    Consultation

    We understand your goals, constraints and context — and tell you honestly whether this service is the right fit.

  2. Step 2

    Discovery & scoping

    We map the relevant processes, data, systems and people, and agree scope, risks and success measures in writing.

  3. Step 3

    Implementation sprints

    Focused sprints with weekly demos, tested on your real examples before go-live.

  4. Step 4

    Training & handover

    Your team is trained to use, supervise and improve the result, with full documentation.

  5. Step 5 · ongoing

    Measure & optimize

    We compare results against the baseline and agree the next priority.

Use cases

Where this works well

  • Internal policy and SOP assistant
  • RFP and proposal first drafts
  • Customer-facing help assistant
  • Meeting and call summaries
  • Product description generation
  • Contract clause comparison

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Technology

Tools and platforms

  • Retrieval-augmented generation (RAG)
  • Embeddings and vector search
  • Leading LLM providers
  • Guardrails and output validation
  • SharePoint, Google Drive, Notion, Confluence connectors

We’re tool-agnostic and recommend what fits your volume, security needs and team. See integrations.

FAQ

Generative AI: common questions

What is retrieval-augmented generation (RAG)?

RAG retrieves relevant passages from your own documents and gives them to the model when it writes an answer. It keeps answers grounded in your content and lets the system cite its sources.

Will our data be used to train public models?

We configure providers and plans that do not train on your inputs where available, and document exactly where data is processed and stored.

How do you reduce hallucinations?

Grounding in retrieved sources, instructions to answer only from those sources, citation requirements, automated evaluation, and human review for high-stakes outputs.

Can it follow our brand voice?

Yes. We encode tone, terminology and formatting rules and test outputs against approved examples.

Talk to us about generative AI

Book a free 30-minute strategy call. We’ll look at one or two of your processes, tell you honestly whether AI is the right fit, and outline what a first project could look like.

  • 30 minutes, no obligation
  • Honest fit assessment
  • Clear next step
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