AI System Integration
AI becomes part of your core systems — embedded in business processes, connected to real-time data, delivering value from day one.
We integrate generative AI deep into your core systems — as a scalable, production-ready architectural component.
Integration makes all the difference
Most AI projects don't stall because of technology — they stall because of missing connections. LLMs without access to real-time enterprise data hallucinate. Agents without access to the systems they need can't act.
As experts in making complex architectures work together, we integrate AI systems securely into production environments. That's how we turn experiments and proofs of concept into real competitive advantages. Technology-agnostic and enterprise-ready.
AI becomes part of your core systems — embedded in business processes, connected to real-time data, delivering value from day one.
Recurring workflows run on autopilot. Cycle times go down, and so do error rates.
AI agents that autonomously gather information, prepare decisions, and trigger actions — all within defined guardrails.
Make internal knowledge accessible: RAG-based assistants connect securely to your data and surface it exactly where it's needed.
Semantic search that understands what you mean — even with typos, synonyms, or mixed languages. More relevant results, less support effort
Which AI application has the highest impact? We evaluate use cases by business value, feasibility, and risk — and turn them into a prioritized roadmap.
As a software agency, we think AI-native. Rather than stopping at pilot projects, we integrate AI where real business value is created: in running commerce platforms, PIM systems, CMS, and middleware. Directly within complex architectures handling real traffic and real business constraints.
Our foundation: 25+ years of experience integrating enterprise systems. We know the architectures AI needs to work in — because we build them ourselves. That systems expertise makes all the difference.
For us, AI-native means:
AI is deeply embedded in architectures and solutions,
AI assists in how we work, and
AI amplifies outcomes for our clients.
Our teams work with AI coding agents that handle routine development tasks: setup, scaffolding, tests, code reviews, documentation. This lets our engineers focus on what matters — architecture, design decisions, and complex problem-solving. The result: shorter development cycles, higher code quality, and faster iterations from prototype to production.
Here's how we put AI to work in production:
AI Tech Stack






Incoming customer inquiries via email are automatically detected, categorized, and routed to the right process step. A classification model analyzes subject lines, body text, and attachments, extracts relevant entities (customer, deadline, references), and forwards the inquiry to the appropriate pipeline.
Less manual inbox screening effort
Faster response times on RFQs
A clean entry point into the digital quoting process
Different bill-of-materials formats (BOMs) are converted into a unified exchange format. Models recognize table structures, column meanings, and units, and map customer descriptions to internal product structures.
Media breaks in the quoting process are eliminated
BOMs can be processed automatically across systems
The system automatically suggests alternative parts for requested components. Recommendation logic draws on a central data platform with products, pricing, partners, and historical orders/quotes, prioritizing alternatives by price, availability, and margin.
Better quote quality
Higher margins
A more resilient supply chain without manual research effort
Semantic search that understands typos, synonyms, foreign languages, and varying phrasing. Transformer models convert products and search queries into vectors, queried via similarity search against a vector index. The model is fine-tuned with real search queries and domain data and integrated into a hybrid search setup where semantics improve recall while existing rules control ranking.
Better result quality despite typos and mixed languages
Higher conversion and satisfaction
Less support overhead
A foundation for conversational search or self-service
Free-text emails and attachments are transformed into structured requests for quotation (RFQs). AI-powered information extraction identifies parts, quantities, delivery terms, and other parameters and writes them into a standardized RFQ format.
Significantly reduced manual data entry
A consistent data foundation for further automation steps
An internal RAG system that models project code and sessions as a knowledge graph, supporting developers with questions about code and project knowledge. The code structure is mapped in a graph database, queries run through local LLM backends with optional reranking and a web UI. Contradictions in the knowledge graph can be detected and resolved via CLI.
Less manual context searching in code
Faster answers to complex developer questions
More consistent project knowledge
An internal company app that serves as the entry point for IT/SysAdmin support, answering simple requests directly and only escalating complex cases as Jira tickets. Users send a message, the service first attempts an LLM-generated answer; if that's not sufficient, a ticket with full context is created automatically. Errors are logged in an internal log channel.
Less routine work for SysAdmin teams
Shorter response times on support requests
Transparent escalation for larger issues
AI projects don't fail because of ideas. They fail because of the technical foundation. Our workshop is the reality check: we assess your infrastructure, evaluate your AI readiness, and develop an actionable roadmap together.
Let's talk about your AI projects — whether it's an idea, an early pilot, or a running system.
