Generative AI agency in Nice

What we do with it

Generative AI at our clients, concretely

We connect them to your existing tools rather than adding a platform: triage and assisted replies to incoming requests, extraction from received documents, meeting notes. Every use case is costed in hours saved before it starts.

Method

How we bring Generative AI into a project

We start from one specific flow your staff currently handle by hand, such as messages landing in a shared inbox or attachments whose content has to be retyped. Working with the people who do that job, we gather real examples, anonymised where needed, and record the expected result for each: the right category, the right field, an acceptable wording. That collection becomes the reference for the whole project.

The choice of model follows from the nature of the text and how sensitive it is. We compare several candidates on those examples, note where each one goes wrong and keep the simplest that reaches the required standard. Prompts, output formats and automated checks are written and version-controlled like the rest of the code, in a repository in your name.

In production, every run is logged: what was sent to the model, what it proposed, what a member of staff corrected. Those corrections are added to the example set and show where the prompts need to change. You receive a monthly breakdown of usage costs per use case, along with documentation that lets your own team or another provider take over the whole system.

For your business

What it changes in practice

The first effect shows up in reading and retyping work: sorting a shared inbox, copying details from a purchase order, drafting a first reply. These tasks do not vanish, but they shift from producing to reviewing. The time freed up goes to conversations that call for judgement, and handling becomes more consistent, since every request follows the same path whoever happens to be in the office that day.

The other change concerns control over your information. Rather than leaving each person to paste internal documents into whichever online assistant they prefer, the business sets a defined way of working, with a known place where processing runs and a record of what is handled. Because the model sits behind its own interface, you are not tied to one vendor: if its terms change, another can step in. Staff usually take to it without much resistance, because nothing new appears on their screens.