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What We Build

Useful AI for the work your team already does.

Four kinds of work, all aimed at the same outcome: less time lost to slow processes and scattered information, more time spent on the work that actually needs a person.

AI Search for Company Knowledge

Most companies already have the answer somewhere: in a manual, a closed ticket, an old email thread, or a CRM note nobody reads twice. We build retrieval-augmented search (RAG) that pulls from that material directly, grounds every answer in a real source, and shows that source so people can verify it.

  • Grounded in your real documents, not general internet knowledge
  • Every answer shows its source
  • Deployed inside the tool your team already uses

AI Agents and Workflow Automation

Some work is just steps: read this, check that, decide, route it, log it. We build AI agents that handle the repetitive parts of that work, so your team spends less time on data entry and more time on judgment calls that actually need a person.

  • Built for real operational workflows, not generic chat
  • Confidence and reasoning shown for every recommendation
  • Human review built in wherever the stakes are high

System Integration

A new AI tool is only useful if it lives where your team already works. We connect AI capability into your existing CRM, ERP, AWS environment, or internal tools, without asking anyone to learn a separate system or rip out what already works.

  • Works with the CRM and ERP you already run
  • Built on production-grade AWS architecture
  • No rip-and-replace, no new tool to log into

Fixed-Scope Engagements

Open-ended retainers create open-ended bills. Every Aluf engagement has a defined deliverable, a defined price, and a defined timeline before work starts, so you know what you are getting and when you are getting it.

  • Clear deliverable and price before work starts
  • Timelines measured in weeks, not quarters
  • One team, start to finish, no handoffs

How An Engagement Typically Starts

It almost never starts with picking a service off this page.

Most engagements start with a single, specific complaint: a team that keeps re-answering the same questions, a review process that takes too long, a system nobody wants to touch because no one fully understands it anymore. We start there, not with a menu of services.

From that conversation, the right combination of search, agents, integration, and scope usually becomes obvious fairly quickly. Some engagements end up needing all four. Most need one, done well, before anything else is worth discussing.

See It In Practice

Read how this looks as a real engagement.

See our work