AI implementation services

AI implementation services that get past the pilot and into daily use

Most AI projects stall between a promising demo and something the team relies on. The gap is integration, evaluation, monitoring and ownership. We implement chosen use cases end to end and stay until they run without us in the room.

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Quick answer

AY Automate provides AI implementation services: taking a selected AI use case from prototype into production with integrations, evaluation tests, monitoring, governance and ongoing maintenance. Typical timeline: four to eight weeks from a chosen use case to a monitored rollout, scoped after the audit call. Focused builds start in the low four figures.

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What it is

What AI implementation services include

You have picked a use case, or a pilot exists. Implementation means connecting it to the systems where the work happens, testing it against real examples, deciding what a person still approves, and putting monitoring around it.

We measure before we launch. A test set built from your real cases tells us if the system is good enough, and tells you what wrong looks like. Launching without that is guessing.

Adoption is part of the job. We put results inside the tool people already use so nobody has to open a new tab.

Fit check

Is this the right fit?

Where this wins

  • A pilot that works but nobody uses

    We find why it stalled, usually integration or trust, and fix that instead of rebuilding.

  • A decided use case with no engineering capacity

    Your team knows what it wants. We provide senior engineers to build it properly.

  • Regulated teams that need a human in the loop

    Automate tracking and follow-up without automating the decision that needs a professional.

When NOT to use this

  • You have not chosen a use case yet. Start with the consulting page, then come back.
  • You want a model trained from scratch. We integrate and orchestrate existing models.
  • No one on your side can review results. Implementation needs a domain owner.

How it works

How an implementation runs

Build against real cases early. Everything else follows from how the system behaves on them.

  1. 01

    Baseline and access

    Week 1

    Collect real examples, confirm system access and define what good looks like.

    DeliverableEvaluation set and success measure

  2. 02

    Integration build

    Week 2 to 4

    Connect the model to your systems and put results where people already work.

    DeliverableIntegrated first version

  3. 03

    Evaluate and tune

    Week 4 to 5

    Run the evaluation set, study the failures and tune prompts, tools and guardrails.

    DeliverableEvaluation report

  4. 04

    Controlled rollout

    Week 5 to 8

    Release to a small group, watch usage and errors, then widen.

    DeliverableLive system with monitoring

  5. 05

    Handoff or operate

    Your team owns it with a runbook, or we operate it under a maintenance plan.

    DeliverableRunbook and support agreement

Typical timeline

Four to eight weeks from a chosen use case to a monitored rollout, scoped after the audit call

Stack we build with

Claude · OpenAI · Python · TypeScript · PostgreSQL · Supabase · n8n

Use cases

What we implement

Patient or customer chatbots in production

Bilingual assistants running alongside operational tracking.

Meeting to text to filed record

Recordings transcribed, documents read and filed, updates routed to the right person.

Inbound support at scale

An agent handling most requests around the clock, escalating the rest.

First 30 days

What you have after 30 days

A measured first version, not a slide about one.

Week 1

Evaluation set

Real examples from your work with the answers you consider correct.

Week 2 to 3

Integrated first version

Running inside the tool people already use, on sample or sandbox data.

Week 4

Evaluation report

Where it is right, where it fails and what we changed because of it.

Day 30

Rollout plan

Pilot group, monitoring and the approval steps agreed before release.

Scope

Scope and exclusions

In scope

  • Integration with the systems where the work happens
  • An evaluation set built from your real cases
  • Human approval steps where judgment matters
  • Monitoring, alerts and a runbook
  • Handoff or a maintenance plan

Not in scope

  • Choosing the business case for you, which is the consulting engagement
  • Training foundation models
  • Clinical, legal or financial decisions, which stay with your professionals
  • Hardware or on-premise GPU procurement

Results

Results from comparable work

Achieved results only. Clients that have not agreed to be named are described instead.

A cardiology practice

About 120 patients on implantable heart monitors moved from several disconnected spreadsheets into one operational cockpit. Tracking and follow-up are automated without automating the medical decision, and a bilingual patient chatbot runs in production alongside it.

Qatar Tourism, WhatsApp customer support

A multilingual WhatsApp AI agent now handles 80% of requests without a human touching them. Response time had averaged over 4 hours. The client reports roughly $18,000 a year saved and support workload down 40%.

Lexi, notary platform

Meetings are recorded and turned into text automatically, documents are read and filed without re-typing, and client updates reach the right notary the moment they happen.

Pricing

How this is priced

We do not sell fixed packages sight unseen. The number depends on how many systems the work touches, and the audit call tells you that number before you commit to anything.

Single workflow

Low four figures

One focused workflow set up in hours, with error handling, retries and monitoring built in from day one.

Full system

Scoped after an audit call

AI steps, monitoring and integrations across several systems, typically four to eight weeks. No template price, because scope drives the cost.

Embedded engineer

From $3K/month

A dedicated engineer building and maintaining the work inside your team, instead of a scoped project.

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A 30 minute call. We look at what exists, what is blocking it and what it would take to run in production.

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FAQ

AI implementation questions

How is implementation different from consulting?+

Consulting decides what to build. Implementation builds a decided use case and puts it into production. Many clients do both with us, but you can start at either.

How do you know the AI is good enough to launch?+

We build an evaluation set from your real cases before launch and score the system against it. You see the failures, not just the average.

Can we keep a human approving the results?+

Yes, and often you should. We automate tracking, drafting and follow-up and leave the decision that needs professional judgment with your people.

What does it cost?+

Focused builds start in the low four figures. Larger systems across several tools are scoped after an audit call, typically four to eight weeks of work.

What if our pilot was built by someone else?+

We review it, keep what works and rebuild only what does not. Most stalled pilots need integration and monitoring, not a restart.