Machinery and plant engineering
AI support for quotations, spare parts requests, service and technical documentation in machinery and plant engineering, with a human approval step and hosting in the EU or on-premise.
59 concrete use cases across 14 industries, each with the starting point, the solution, the typical benefit, data protection and a small first step.
45 minutes, no strings attached. You leave with a written shortlist.
The use cases describe what we would actually build, not what AI could do in theory. Benefit figures are indicative ranges, not client results.
Detailed industry pages are written in German, the language of our core market. We are happy to discuss every use case in English.
AI support for quotations, spare parts requests, service and technical documentation in machinery and plant engineering, with a human approval step and hosting in the EU or on-premise.
AI for freight forwarders: order entry from emails, reading freight documents, answering shipment status requests and supporting claims, connected to your transport management system.
AI that takes office work off trade businesses: quotes from site measurements, qualifying requests, site reports and supplier invoices, connected to your existing trade software.
AI for tax advisors and law firms that pre-sorts documents, prepares tax assessment checks and drafts client replies, run in the EU or on-premise with professional secrecy in mind.
Administrative AI for medical practices: inbox triage, documentation drafts for physician approval, billing checks and an internal QM knowledge base. No diagnosis or therapy AI.
AI for property managers: tenant requests as tickets, listing texts, service charge receipts, owners meeting minutes and contract search, connected to your property management software.
AI for retailers and online shops: product copy and PIM maintenance, a customer service assistant, returns analysis and better shop search, connected to your shop and merchandise management.
Software that makes existing shop floor data usable: downtime reports, 8D reports, work instructions and supplier certificates. No new hardware, only the data you already have.
Assistants for customer service, grid connection applications, internal regulations and market communication exceptions. Operated in the EU or on-premise, in line with your security requirements.
Software that reads insurer PDFs, prepares terms comparisons, captures claims and drafts advice documentation. Connected to your broker management system, with the broker making the final call.
Software for bills of quantities, tender documents, site diaries, defects and change orders. It complements your estimating and BIM tools rather than replacing them.
Support functions for job ads, CV data capture, candidate messages and timesheets. No automated candidate selection: ranking and decisions stay with your recruiters, in line with the EU AI Act.
Assistants for group and conference requests, multilingual guest messages, review responses and staff SOPs. Connected to your PMS, with your team approving what goes to guests.
Document processing and applications for specifications, certificates, label checks against recipes, traceability, order intake and IFS or QS audit preparation, with human sign-off where food safety is at stake.
The list shows typical cases, not limits. The patterns behind them (reading documents, making knowledge searchable, triaging requests, turning processes into software) appear in almost every industry. The free AI opportunity review looks at your business specifically.
Usually those with a high volume of similar documents or requests where the data is already digital: triaging the inbox, extracting data from forms and receipts, making internal knowledge searchable. The benefit is measurable and the risk is contained.
For most cases, no. Existing documents, emails and exports from your systems are enough. A custom or fine-tuned model only pays off when standard models with good retrieval fall short or when data must not leave your premises.
No. Ranges on these pages are indicative values based on the type of task, not client results. Reliable numbers come from a pilot with your data, and that is what delivery is measured against.
Yes, if it is planned in from the start: processing in the EU or on your own infrastructure, data processing agreements, masking personal data before model access and clear retention rules. We align this with your data protection officer.
45 minutes, no strings attached. You leave with a written shortlist.