BI modernisation and claims forecasting for a top-10 SA insurer
Month-end reporting cut from nine days to one; claims forecasting live
Read the case study →Our core practice is building the mobile and desktop applications businesses run on — and AI earns its place inside them. Banks, insurers and pharmaceutical companies already trust us with their core systems; we bring the same delivery discipline to AI: production capability with governance and measurable returns, not proofs-of-concept that die in a slide deck.
Extract, classify and route the paperwork that clogs your operations — claims, KYC packs, invoices, contracts — with human review where the risk requires it.
Demand, risk and revenue models built on your existing BI estate, delivered into the dashboards your teams already use.
Chat and WhatsApp assistants that resolve routine queries and hand over to humans gracefully — with every conversation logged and auditable.
The unglamorous prerequisite: consolidated, quality-controlled, POPIA-compliant data. We build the foundation and the models on top of it.
An AI system that cannot pass your compliance review is a demo. Our delivery approach is built for regulated environments:
Month-end reporting cut from nine days to one; claims forecasting live
Read the case study →A two-week AI readiness assessment: we map your data estate against high-value use-cases and return a ranked, costed shortlist — including the honest 'not yet' items.
We design so personal information stays inside your controlled environment, apply POPIA minimisation before any processing, and never use your data to train shared models.
AI engagements are phased — readiness assessment, pilot, production — and each phase is priced separately and gates the next, so you never commit the full investment upfront. The assessment returns a costed roadmap before any build decision.
We are model-agnostic: managed cloud models where speed matters, self-hosted models where data residency or cost dictates. The architecture decision is documented and yours.
A two-week readiness assessment returns a ranked, costed shortlist — including the honest 'not yet' items.