Illustrative scenarios, details changed
Four companies. One method.
We never name clients or share their solutions. These scenarios show how the method plays out, step by step.
Illustrative scenarios, details changed
We never name clients or share their solutions. These scenarios show how the method plays out, step by step.
We never name our clients or share their solutions. These four scenarios are illustrative: industries are real, details are changed, the method is exactly how we work.
Equipment maker, several hundred employees, field service across Europe.
Scattered manuals, service reports and personal notes mapped. We marked what must never leave the company.
Search across the documentation on one server with an open model. Every answer links to the page of the manual.
A compact model trained on the history of service tickets suggests likely causes from a description of symptoms.
Ticket, diagnosis, draft spare parts order and customer report connected into one line. An engineer confirms every step.
Junior engineers work with the experience of senior ones. The know how became a company asset instead of data in someone else's cloud.
Regulated financial company, mid sized, under DORA and GDPR.
Back office mapped, data classified, approach agreed with the data protection officer.
A model recognises the document type and flags what is missing. Personal data is masked before any processing, and every decision is logged.
A small classifier trained on the company's own forms runs without expensive GPUs.
Documents, check, risk signal, specialist queue. A person always makes the decision.
Specialists spend their time on difficult cases instead of sorting. Every AI action is visible in the log for the regulator.
Law firm with several dozen lawyers, professional secrecy, strict walls between client matters.
Access rights per matter reviewed, risks of leakage between clients assessed.
Search across the archive that respects permissions: a lawyer only sees the matters they are cleared for.
A model trained on partners' markups flags risky clauses in the style of the firm.
Incoming contract, risk markup, precedents, draft changes, review by a lawyer.
Partners' experience is available to the whole team. Client data never leaves the firm and never mixes between matters.
SaaS company whose AI assistant is used by its customers and can read their data.
The agent's tools and permissions mapped against the OWASP Top 10 for LLM Applications.
A set of attacks: instructions hidden in documents, system prompt leakage, access to another customer's data. A report with priorities.
Input and output filters, rules for what the agent may do, and the same attacks run again.
Live monitoring, new attacks every month, reports the company can show its own customers.
Vulnerabilities were closed before launch, and the company can prove its assistant is protected to customers and auditors.
In two weeks we show where data already leaves through external services and propose the architecture for your perimeter.