What it takes to put an AI agent into production
An agent that works in a demo is a long way from one you can trust with real customers and real systems. Here is what closes the gap.
Professional Services
We build client portals, internal workflow tools and practical AI features for law firms, accountants, consultancies and other advisory businesses.

Professional services firms sell time and judgement, so every hour spent chasing documents, re-keying information or searching for a precedent is an hour not spent on billable or valuable work. Practice management systems handle the basics, but most firms still run a large share of their processes through email, shared drives and spreadsheets that only a few people understand.
Clients now expect the same self-service and transparency they get elsewhere: secure places to upload documents, visibility of progress and faster turnaround on routine work. Generative AI has added new possibilities for drafting, review and research, alongside real questions about confidentiality, accuracy and professional responsibility that firms have to answer before using it on client work.
Documents and sensitive details arrive by email attachment, get saved in inconsistent places and create both confidentiality risk and wasted time.
Engagement letters, identity checks and conflict checks involve several systems and manual steps before work can begin.
Precedents, templates and know-how sit in individual folders and inboxes, so quality depends on who happens to work on a matter.
Staff are already experimenting with AI tools, but the firm has no controlled way to use them on client work without risking confidentiality or accuracy.
We build branded portals for document exchange, requests and status updates, with access controls and audit logs that keep client information out of email.
We connect engagement, identity verification and conflict checking into one workflow, integrated with your practice management system.
We organise precedents and internal guidance into tools that are easy to search and keep current, with permissions that reflect matter confidentiality.
We build AI features that run within your controls, cite their sources, keep a human reviewer in the loop and do not send client data anywhere you have not approved.
Requests, uploads, e-signature hand-offs and progress updates in one place, tied to the right client and matter.
Task tracking, deadlines, approvals and templated documents for repeatable services such as conveyancing, tax returns or audits.
Tools that summarise, extract key terms, compare documents or produce first drafts from firm templates, with every output reviewed by a professional.
Connections between your practice management, accounting, document management and CRM systems, so data is entered once.
We design access around matters and ethical walls, log who has seen what, and avoid exposing client data to third-party services without your explicit approval.
Firms regulated by bodies such as the SRA or ICAEW have obligations on client money, record-keeping and anti-money laundering checks. We work with your compliance lead so the software supports those obligations rather than working around them.
Many clients ask where their data is stored and who processes it. We choose hosting and AI providers with clear data processing terms and regional options, and document them for your client and insurer questionnaires.
We configure AI services so that client data is not used for model training, record how outputs were produced and keep professional judgement with the professional.
It is possible with the right setup. That means business-grade AI services that do not train on your data, clear contractual terms on processing and location, access controls that reflect client matters, and professional review of every output. We help you design that setup and document it for your risk and compliance teams.
Off-the-shelf portals are often the right answer, and we will say so when they are. A custom portal makes sense when your services involve specific workflows, need deep integration with your practice management system or form part of how you differentiate the client experience.
Usually, yes, depending on what the system exposes through its API or data exports. We assess that at the start and design the integration around its limits so data stays consistent in both places.
We agree that with you at the outset. For UK firms this is typically UK or EU cloud regions, and we document the hosting, backup and subprocessor arrangements so you can answer client and insurer questions confidently.
An agent that works in a demo is a long way from one you can trust with real customers and real systems. Here is what closes the gap.
Staff use internal tools for hours every day, often far more than customers use your public product. Designing them well is one of the most direct ways to save time and reduce errors.
Most businesses should buy far more software than they build. The skill is recognising the small number of places where building your own genuinely pays off.
Tell us what you are trying to achieve. The first conversation is about understanding the problem — not selling you a solution.