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It can do both. We build agentic workflows where the LLM is given tools. For example, it can read an email, decide it's a billing issue, and actually update your CRM or draft a refund request automatically. It goes beyond just talking.

A simple internal search tool (like "Chat with your PDF") can be ready in a few weeks. A complex system that handles customer actions or connects to multiple messy databases usually takes a few months to design, secure, and test properly.

IDP (Intelligent Document Processing) is built for specific, structured tasks—like pulling the date and total cost off a scanned invoice. It is rigid but precise. An LLM is more flexible; it reads and understands the general meaning of a document. We often combine them: we use IDP to grab the raw text from a messy file, and then use the LLM to explain what that text actually means for your business.

We use a method called RAG (Retrieval-Augmented Generation). Basically, we hook the AI up to your secure database or documents. When you ask a question, the system searches your files for the facts first, then writes the answer. This stops the AI from guessing.

No, not if we build it correctly. We use privacy-first architectures. This means we can host open-source models (like Llama 3) on your own servers, or use enterprise APIs where the provider agrees not to train on your data. Your secrets stay safe.

t can be if you don't watch the usage fees. AI providers charge by the "token" (word). We focus on LLM token optimization—basically writing efficient code—so you don't pay for unnecessary processing. We also recommend smaller, cheaper models for simple tasks to save money.