KODE services

AI services for businesses in Indonesia.

Choose support for your stage: assess opportunities, build a system, operate AI, or train your team. KODE is based in Jakarta and works with business requirements across Indonesia.

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Support at every stage of your journey.

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  1. Strategy

  2. Implementation & operations

  3. Team development

Start at the right stage

AI strategy

AI consulting to assess data readiness, prioritize use cases, and plan implementation. KODE supports businesses from Jakarta, Indonesia.

For teams ready to begin but unsure which use case deserves priority.

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AI implementation

AI implementation for businesses: AI agents, chatbots, document RAG, and reporting automation. System integration, pilot evaluation, and handover.

For teams with a priority use case or a pilot that needs to become an operational system.

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AI operations

AI operations services covering answer quality, model costs, knowledge bases, and incidents. Support scope and responsibilities are agreed together.

For businesses already running AI that need clear operational ownership and improvement processes.

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AI training

Corporate AI training and workshops: executive briefings, employee practice, and AI-use guidance tailored to team workflows and business needs.

For teams seeking more purposeful AI use, including organizations at the start of adoption.

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Choose a workflow

AI solutions for your business needs

Business & venue websites

Websites that help customers find you.

Frequently asked questions

Before we begin.

What can we build with KODE?

Document search assistants, reporting automation, service-agent support, and integrated AI workflows. An initial conversation helps identify the most suitable use case.

How much does it cost and how long does it take?

Cost and timing depend on scope, data readiness, integration access, and review requirements. We separate pilot and production milestones and agree deliverables, assumptions, and costs before work begins.

Do we need to replace existing systems?

Not necessarily. Initial assessment identifies what can integrate with your systems and what needs adjustment. Access and change boundaries are agreed with your IT team.

How is company data handled?

Storage location, user access, model providers, retention, and audit requirements are discussed during scoping. For the first conversation, describe your needs without personal, confidential, or sensitive documents.

How is pilot success measured?

Set a baseline and measures with the process owner before building. Examples include report preparation time, answer accuracy, and response quality. Evaluation informs whether to scale, improve, or stop the pilot.

What happens after launch?

Handover, training, documentation, and operational support are defined in the scope. Ongoing operations agreements specify support hours, response targets, and escalation paths.

Your next step

Start with one task you want to improve.

Tell us which process takes up your team’s time. We’ll explore the need, data readiness, and a practical first step.

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