AI solutions and automation
We design and build the systems that improve or automate your workflows: AI agents, assistants, document analysis and integrations with your existing systems, all the way to production. This is where the value is realised technically.

And what we answer
Four sentences from almost every first meeting — and the short answer to each.
- 01
Know what we want, lack capacity
We build → you own - 02
Want proof before investing
Prototype first → decide after - 03
No new silo, thanks
Built into your systems - 04
The pilot never went live
Go-live decided in step 1
What we build, and when
Pick one — see when it fits.
Every case needs judgement
- Clear mandate
- Log: what and why
- Human on sensitive calls
- Fixed scope
- Start small
- Security included
- You own it all
The journey builds up, step by step
Nothing is thrown away along the way. Each step hands you something you keep.
You approve the scope
What the solution does, which data it sees and what must be proven.
What changes when it is built
Press FigFlows and watch the shift.
- Disconnected systemsIntegrations that share data automatically
- Same task × 4One flow that finishes — every time
- Errors are discovered too lateDeviations are caught instantly and can be followed up
Questions about building
An automation follows a predetermined rule: when A happens, do B.
- An AI agent interprets the situation, chooses between several possible actions and can handle input that varies, such as free text, email or documents.
- Many solutions combine both, with automation handling the predictable part and the agent the parts requiring judgement.
Yes.
- We normally build against APIs in CRM, ERP, ticketing, file storage and email.
- Where no API exists we solve it with other integration patterns.
- The goal is always for the solution to live inside your flows, not beside them.
The difference between a pilot and a production solution is rarely the model.
- It is integration, ownership, permissions, measurement and maintenance.
- We settle those questions already in the prototype phase, so going live becomes a decision rather than a new project.
Questions about building
An automation follows a predetermined rule: when A happens, do B.
- An AI agent interprets the situation, chooses between several possible actions and can handle input that varies, such as free text, email or documents.
- Many solutions combine both, with automation handling the predictable part and the agent the parts requiring judgement.
Yes.
- We normally build against APIs in CRM, ERP, ticketing, file storage and email.
- Where no API exists we solve it with other integration patterns.
- The goal is always for the solution to live inside your flows, not beside them.
The difference between a pilot and a production solution is rarely the model.
- It is integration, ownership, permissions, measurement and maintenance.
- We settle those questions already in the prototype phase, so going live becomes a decision rather than a new project.
Where to go next
Got a flow that should run itself?
Tell us how it works today and we will propose a scoped build with fixed scope. If you want to see it working before you decide, we start with a prototype.
Start with an AI prototype

