AI implementation

AI implementation connected to your business systems.

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

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From a design to a system people use.

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  1. Design integration

  2. Build & test

  3. Prepare handover

What the work covers.

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

  • RAG and document search with source references
  • AI agents with action boundaries and human approval
  • ERP, CRM, or data-source integration within an agreed scope
  • Testing, documentation, training, and handover

Prepare together

Clear scope before work begins.

Data readiness, integration access, business ownership, and IT approvals determine delivery time. Pilot and production targets are agreed separately after scoping.

  • The need and process owner
  • Deliverables, boundaries, and acceptance criteria
  • Timing, costs, responsibilities, and support

From prototype to a usable system

A prototype tests an idea, but an operational system also needs user access, integration, failure testing, and maintenance. KODE plans implementation with process owners and IT. Define data sources, AI action boundaries, acceptance criteria, and post-launch responsibilities before building.

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Cost and next steps

Cost is determined after discussing goals, scope, data readiness, integrations, and support needs. Describe the process and intended outcome; confidential data is not required for the first conversation.

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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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