Does our data leave the building?
For routine work, no. The agent runs on your hardware. When a job is too hard for the local model, it can go to Claude or ChatGPT on your own account, only if you allow it, under a monthly cap, with a log of every call and an off switch.
What if it is wrong?
That is the question the whole firm is built around. Every output passes a check written in plain code before a person sees it, and every figure names its record. What fails the check goes to a person, not into your books.
We already trust our AI vendor. Why have it reviewed?
Your vendor checks that the model runs. Nobody checks that the answers are right against your records and your rules. If there is no gap, the report says so, and you hold that in writing.
How much of our time does it take?
About three hours across a ten-day review: a scoping call, an hour to arrange read access and pick the sample, and the readout.
Do we need new computers?
Often not. We start by asking what you run now. Where an office computer is too slow, one small quiet box does the work. We can supply it or tell you exactly what to buy.
What happens when the models change?
We refresh the local model on a schedule. No update reaches you until it passes a test set built from your own work. If it fails, you stay on the version that works.
Do you build on a particular model?
No. We use whichever model the work needs and your accounts allow. The checking discipline is the product, and it does not depend on a vendor.
How small a company is too small?
If a wrong number would cost you money, a client or a license, you are not too small. Several of our offers are built for an office of one to ten people.