Custom AI Projects
AI automations for document workflows that need traceability.
When the problem does not fit Liravo or Simply HS, we design a bounded pilot to validate whether an internal agent or AI workflow can operate safely.
Operating principle
First we test the workflow; then we decide whether it deserves to operate.
Who it is for
Teams with repetitive document review
Operations that need research, synthesis, or sourced reporting
Areas losing follow-up across email, Excel, folders, and systems
Companies that want a realistic pilot before buying or building a platform
Problem it solves
- The process depends on manual reading, repetitive search, or hand-built reports.
- The information exists, but is spread across documents, emails, and systems.
- The team needs to prepare decisions, not have AI decide for them.
- The automation idea still needs scope, data, risks, and acceptance criteria.
Candidate workflow
- 1
Use Guided Discovery to structure the problem and operational context.
- 2
Define available data, systems, owners, and human approval points.
- 3
Choose a small sample to validate the workflow with real evidence.
- 4
Build an agent or workflow that prepares, searches, summarizes, alerts, or drafts.
- 5
Measure results and decide whether to expand, operate, or stop.
What it delivers
- Problem brief and pilot scope.
- Current workflow map and human decision points.
- Measurable prototype or workflow with a real sample.
- Acceptance criteria, risks, and data needs.
- Next-step recommendation: operate, iterate, or stop.
Important limits
- We do not promise total automation or guaranteed results.
- We do not hide critical decisions inside the agent.
- We do not deploy production without validating scope, data, and human review.
- We do not treat research or synthesis as final truth without reviewable sources.