Use-case & data assessment
Choose the task and success criteria before choosing a model. Review available documents, privacy requirements, access permissions and the consequences of an incorrect answer.
Generative AI use cases designed around a defined task, trustworthy inputs and human review.
For businesses exploring document assistance, conversational tools, content workflows or bounded automation.
Serving businesses worldwide with a project-specific scope, estimate and support plan.
Use these areas to discuss deliverables, dependencies and acceptance criteria. The final scope is agreed for your project.
Choose the task and success criteria before choosing a model. Review available documents, privacy requirements, access permissions and the consequences of an incorrect answer.
Discuss conversational interfaces, document retrieval or generated drafts in the context of existing systems. Separate read-only assistance from actions that change records or contact customers.
Plan realistic test examples, human review, failure handling and usage monitoring. Agree limits on access, tool actions and operating cost before a production rollout.
| Approach | When it fits | What to consider |
|---|---|---|
| Document assistant | People need help finding information in approved material. | Source access, freshness and grounded answers. |
| Drafting assistance | People review content before it is published. | Accuracy checks, tone and ownership. |
| Workflow automation | A bounded task has clear inputs and rules. | Permissions, approval steps and recovery from errors. |
Share your priorities and target date. Confirm inclusions, third-party costs and ongoing responsibilities in the proposal.
See selected projects, then talk to us about the scope your business needs.
Practical answers to help you prepare a useful project brief.
Start with the task rather than the interface. A document assistant, drafting tool or conventional rules-based workflow may be more appropriate than a broad chatbot. Assess the available data and the cost of an incorrect output.
That depends on data permissions, document quality and the chosen architecture. Define who can access each source, how updates are handled and what information may leave your systems before integrating internal material.
No. Generative systems can produce incorrect or unsupported outputs. Use task-specific evaluations, source references where appropriate and human review for consequential decisions. Define how the product responds when it lacks enough information.
Depending on the implementation, ongoing costs may include model/API usage, storage, retrieval infrastructure, monitoring and maintenance. Usage assumptions, limits and provider billing responsibilities should be documented.
Techno Particles · Working with businesses worldwide. Share your requirements, existing systems and priorities.