Document search
Semantic search and source-grounded answers from SharePoint, PDFs or knowledge bases.
We design agents and assistants that can search, summarize, answer, guide and automate tasks using your existing information and business processes.
We focus on targeted use cases: find information, help a user, summarize a case, trigger a process or make a knowledge base easier to use. Access rights and system constraints must remain explicit.
From initial assessment through production and continuous improvement.
Semantic search and source-grounded answers from SharePoint, PDFs or knowledge bases.
Contextual answers, guidance, data-entry assistance and case summaries.
Trigger workflows, generate meeting notes, classify content or prepare business actions.
Extract information, compare documents, summarize and highlight important points.
Respect access rights, source boundaries, auditability and defined scope.
Connect SharePoint, Microsoft 365, APIs, SQL databases and internal tools.
Your agent can run in the Cloud, inside your own infrastructure, or combine both approaches depending on data sensitivity, security requirements and performance needs.
A fast-to-deploy solution using Cloud AI services to access powerful models without maintaining dedicated GPU infrastructure.
Your agent and model can run within your environment, giving you greater control over infrastructure, access and processed data.
Sensitive data can be processed locally while selected tasks use Cloud services when additional capacity or specialized models are needed.
A clear, pragmatic approach adapted to your project and maturity level.
Identify a repetitive task or difficult information-access problem.
Define authorized sources, data quality and access rules.
Build a small real-world scope that users can test.
Secure, measure, integrate, document and evolve the agent.
Concrete needs commonly encountered in Microsoft environments.
Users ask questions and the agent searches only authorized documents, returns a concise answer and points to the sources.
An agent answers recurring questions about tools, policies, procedures and internal documentation.
Extract key data, validate documents, compare content and generate a structured summary.
The agent prepares an action or triggers a workflow after approval instead of only replying with text.
It should not. Scope and permissions must be explicitly designed according to the architecture.
Yes. It is one of the most relevant use cases for document search and business assistance.
Yes. A Private AI architecture can use models and infrastructure hosted in the customer's environment. The right design depends on required performance, data sensitivity and security constraints.
Cloud prioritizes speed and access to powerful models, Private maximizes infrastructure control, and Hybrid combines both depending on the data and use case.
No. A focused prototype on a measurable use case is usually the best starting point.
A short first discussion is usually enough to clarify context, priorities and realistic options.