You don’t need to choose a model or know how AI works. Tell us what takes up your time or what you’d like help with. We’ll assess whether AI can help, how it could work and what it would cost.
Tell us about your ideaAn assistant inside your tools, help organising your day or a workflow that prepares work for review. The value lies in the concrete task: understanding where AI can help and designing what happens before and after its response.
You have notes, messages or documents to organise and need a clear next step.
A personal assistant can help summarise, prepare lists and turn instructions into drafts. You choose what to share and review the output before using it.
Finding a procedure or piece of information means searching different folders and documents.
We can connect an assistant to approved content, with role-based access and source references. When information is missing, it should say so and ask for help.
You receive recurring questions and enquiries that need clarification before reaching a person.
A website assistant can explain services, gather needs and prepare a summary. After the visitor confirms, the request can reach your back office with a consultant responsible for the next step.
You copy the same information between email, spreadsheets, calendars and business software.
We can design a workflow that identifies an enquiry, prepares its data and proposes the next action. Sending messages, booking appointments and important changes can require your approval.
Explore three illustrative scenarios. We define your project’s steps, connections and approvals together.
You have notes and tasks to organise.
The assistant suggests an organised list, highlights deadlines and asks for missing information.
You check priorities and dates, then choose what to add to your calendar or task list.
The intended resultAn editable plan built from your instructions.
This preview does not use an AI model or send data. It explains the workflow; a real integration requires development and testing.
We define what it should do, what information it can use and when it should stop. A focused function is easier to test against real cases.
We choose the necessary data, authorised users, retention and review process. Outputs can contain errors; sensitive decisions need review by a qualified person.
We assess compatibility, permissions, development costs and recurring usage. Spending limits, monitoring and an alternative path during outages can be part of the design.
Start with a task you know well and define what would make its result useful.
Use approved content and test cases, including missing information and possible errors.
Define access, handovers to staff and actions requiring approval.
Review quality, usage and observed problems before extending the workflow to other tasks.
It may help with a focused task such as organising notes or preparing replies for review. We assess whether the benefit justifies integration work and recurring costs.
We can start with your existing tools and check which connections they support. Some need particular plans, permissions or extra services; we clarify that before development.
It can prepare drafts using approved information. Prices, terms, recipients and sending can remain subject to human confirmation. The workflow is designed around the responsibility of the action.
No. A step with precise rules may only need conventional automation. We use AI where interpreting content, searching information or preparing a draft adds value.
Echo demonstrates a concrete case: it helps clarify a project and prepares a request that you submit only after reviewing it. A human consultant prepares your quote.
You don’t need a technical plan. Tell Echo, our AI project guide, what you have in mind. You can review and edit the summary before sending it to us for a proposal.
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