How Polish companies implement automation — what we know
Based on conversations, deployments, and market observations: what Polish companies actually do when they talk about automation. No forecasts, with data.
Processes, method, principles. No “5 ways” up front and no numbers you can’t check.
Based on conversations, deployments, and market observations: what Polish companies actually do when they talk about automation. No forecasts, with data.
When someone says 'let's implement AI in the company', they usually mean three separate projects. Separating them is the first step to anything that works.
A customer inquiry arrives, fields go to the system, the warehouse gets a complete order. Nobody re-types the number twice.
Before we build anything, we sit with your processes and count hours. The result is a map — not a promise.
A structured invoice from KSeF has fields ready for extraction. But KSeF alone doesn't set up approvals in your company.
Silence after an offer should not turn into another mass mailing. It should create a task for a specific person — with a deadline and one next step.
“What will you build it with?” is usually the first question. With us it’s the second — because the tool is chosen after the process, not the other way round.
A voicebot, a tool name in the headline, and a percentage without a source. The market sells all three — we deliberately don’t. Here is why.
What one process looks like when we take it on at the start: the document arrives, parsing extracts fields, a human stays with the uncertain field, the record goes to your system.
Why our texts have no percentages “out of thin air”, and every number carries where it came from and when. It’s a principle, not decoration.