Custom AI development
Build an AI tool around the work your business understands best. We help turn specialist knowledge, business information and an early idea into a product or application people can use.
An early idea is enough to start a conversation.
AI development
The starting point could be a service customers would pay for, a complex job that takes too long or a decision your team makes repeatedly. We work with you to establish what the tool should do, what information it needs and how you will judge whether it is useful.
Turn your industry expertise into a guided application. For example, help customers assess equipment, compare options or plan a job from a mobile device. Your knowledge becomes part of an experience you can offer beyond a one-to-one consultation.
Bring plans, specifications, photographs and pricing rules into an estimating workflow. A tool could identify relevant details, flag gaps and prepare a draft scope and estimate for an experienced person to review.
Combine jobs, staff, equipment and operating constraints to propose a workable schedule. Give your team a way to compare options and reconsider the plan when a job runs late, equipment becomes unavailable or priorities change.
How we work
A useful AI feature needs more than a model response. It needs the right information, a clear interface and a place in your existing workflow. We can connect it to your business applications, add access controls and make review and approval part of how it works.
Identify the documents, records and specialist rules the tool should draw on. Establish what users may access and which information should remain outside the tool.
Review examples from your business, including incomplete inputs and unusual cases. Assess the quality of the output and the time and cost involved before expanding the scope.
Decide which results are suggestions, which need approval and what happens when the tool cannot provide a useful answer. Make the source information available where appropriate.
Built and maintained by Tetraheap
We also build and maintain operational software, including Tetrascale for weighbridges and CrimsonKit for inventory and equipment. That experience informs how we design interfaces, connect systems and support tools after launch.
Before we start
No. Start with what you want the tool to do and who will use it. We can assess the information, integration and operating requirements before recommending an approach.
We can assess an existing application and its available interfaces. The right approach may be an integrated feature, a separate staff tool or a focused prototype to test the idea.
Yes. A focused first version can test one workflow with representative information and user feedback before you commit to a wider rollout.
Let’s talk about your idea
Tell us what your business does and what you have in mind. We’ll help you work out what’s practical and where to start.
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