We build AI agents into your products and operations — aligned with your business goals, governed and observable. No agents for agents’ sake: every agent has an owner, a metric, and a rollback plan.
Fact: we bill for 8*5 hours while our agents keep building 24*7 — 168 hours of development a week, not per month.
We’ve walked into this exact situation dozens of times. The fix is always the same: start from the business outcome, not the technology. An agent is only worth building when it moves your metrics — no agents for agents’ sake.
Features your users interact with: assistants, automation, and decisions made at the right moment. Agents win when there is intent and perfect timing — we design for both.
Workflows that run without waiting for a human — so your team handles exceptions, not routine.
We connect agents to the systems you already run, so they act on real data — not in a sandbox.
Every agent we build runs inside a framework we built and fully control — governed, observable, auditable.
Engineers build with AI during the day; autonomous pipelines run code review, security, and compliance on nights and weekends. You pay for 8*5 hours — you get 24*7 development.
Since 2011 we’ve delivered 154 projects for 68 clients in 22 countries — including customers with €1bln annual turnover. 74% of new clients come from referrals.
Building software where AI agents take actions rather than just answer questions — inside your product as assistants and automated workflows, and inside your operations as document processing, support triage and back-office tasks that run without waiting for a human.
Every agent has an owner, a metric and a rollback plan, and runs inside a framework FusionWorks built and fully controls. Every agent action is logged and auditable. People own architecture, quality gates and decisions; the agent owns the routine.
Lean token use is a design constraint, not a cleanup task — agents are scoped to a specific outcome and metered, so running costs stay predictable. Token bills growing faster than the value they deliver is the most common reason agent projects get killed.
Yes. Agents are integrated with the systems you already run so they read from and write to real data, not a sandbox. B2B integration into an existing stack is the usual shape of the work.
With discovery on the business outcome, not the technology. An agent is worth building only when it moves a metric you already track. That filter is what separates the pilots that reach production from the demos that do not.
You get full IP. The agents, integrations and code built for your product transfer to you in full on payment. They run inside a framework FusionWorks built and controls — that is what keeps every agent governed, observable and auditable — and FusionWorks retains no rights over what is delivered to you.
A chatbot answers. An agent acts — it triggers an offer at the moment intent appears, processes the document, escalates the exception, updates the record in your ERP. That difference is why agents need an owner, a metric and a rollback plan, and a chatbot does not.