∴ services — (02)
AI Integrations
AI wired into the systems you already run — CRM, ERP, support, docs.
The problem
Your team lives in tools that don't talk to each other, and 'using AI' currently means someone pasting things into a chatbot. The value isn't in another tool — it's in intelligence flowing through the systems you already pay for.
What we do
We connect AI to your stack: retrieval over your documents, copilots inside your CRM, automatic triage in your support desk, extraction from invoices and contracts into your ERP. Secure, permissioned, auditable.
- + Systems & data audit
- + Integration architecture (APIs, webhooks, MCP)
- + Retrieval pipelines over your knowledge
- + In-tool copilots and automations
- + Access control & audit logging
- + Team training and runbooks
Watch it, don't take our word
The route (Signal Method)
01 — Sample
Map your systems and where hours actually leak. Score each integration by impact and effort.
02 — Filter
Pick the one that pays for the project by itself. Design the data flow and guardrails.
03 — Amplify
Build and wire it in behind a feature flag. Test with real workload, real users.
04 — Broadcast
Roll out to the team, train, measure hours recovered. Then the next integration.
Why trust a new studio
We integrate the same way we build for ourselves: through documented APIs, never brittle screen-scraping.
Every integration ships with an eval harness so quality is measured, not vibes.
Security posture in writing: data flows, retention, permissions — before we touch anything.
Straight answers
Does our data end up training someone's model?+
No. We default to zero-retention API configurations and put it in the contract. Data flows are documented before any build starts.
Our stack is old / weird / half on-premise. Problem?+
Usually not. If it has an API, a database, or even an export button, there's a clean way in. The audit tells you exactly which.
How fast is the first working integration?+
The Sprint ships a working prototype against one real system in two weeks. Production hardening follows in a Build.