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We deploy AI in medium-sized companies and large enterprises

AI in business, not in theory.

We connect data from systems, documents, messages and other sources so teams understand the situation faster, catch deviations and make better decisions. We build solutions tailored to the company's processes, without replacing its core systems, with human control where the result matters.

Within one working day, we will send three questions about the process and propose a 45-minute call. We will prepare the first-stage outline after that call.

How it works

One AI layer over the tools the company already uses

The AI layer connects the data needed in production, warehousing, finance and document workflows. We put it into operation once, then add further processes stage by stage at an agreed pace.

  • retrieves data from ERP, email and documents
  • the company's systems continue working as before, unchanged
  • a person on the company's side approves decisions with real consequences

The uruchom.ai layer brings together the data from ERP, email and documents needed for a particular case and operates in read-only mode from the outset. A person on the company's side makes decisions with real consequences.

The uruchom.ai layer

reads data from ERP, email and documents

  • Brings together the data needed to review the case.

USE CASES

Different processes, one recurring problem.

Different sectors have different data and workflows. The underlying problem is often similar: the information needed for one decision is spread across systems, documents and messages. uruchom.ai brings that context together around the process.

Aerial view of a crew planting crops with agricultural machinery.

Illustrative use case

Agriculture

Connect field, machinery, weather and treatment-record data to identify areas that need attention sooner.

  • Identify fields with unusual moisture, growth or input-use readings.
  • Compare work schedules with weather, machinery availability and crop conditions.
  • Create inspection lists by field, machine and urgency.
A healthcare professional reviews information at a clinical workstation.

Illustrative use case

Medical

Assemble the information needed to administer referrals, appointments and medical records.

  • Flag missing documents, consent forms and results before a case reaches staff.
  • Connect registration, scheduling and correspondence data around one patient or request.
  • Route cases requiring medical assessment only to authorised professionals.
High pallet racks line a distribution-centre aisle.

Illustrative use case

Transport & logistics

Connect order status, shipment position, warehouse stock and carrier communications.

  • Identify shipments at risk from delays, missing documents or unavailable stock.
  • Show dispatchers the cause of an exception with its change and message history.
  • Prioritise intervention by delivery deadline and impact on subsequent orders.
An operator works with production machinery in a factory.

Illustrative use case

Production & industry

Bring together production orders, machine alarms, quality measurements and maintenance history.

  • Identify recurring deviations by machine, batch or production stage.
  • Connect a quality issue with process parameters, material and recent service work.
  • Prepare an event timeline for production, quality and maintenance teams to review.
Workers in protective gear observe a foundry process.

Illustrative use case

Safety & security

Connect alarms, access control, monitoring and security reports into one event timeline.

  • Correlate an access record, sensor alarm and available footage for a specific time and place.
  • Highlight missing material, conflicting information and similar earlier incidents.
  • Keep escalation decisions with a designated operator or approver.
Technicians inspect a solar-panel installation.

Illustrative use case

Energy

Connect equipment telemetry, alarms, service orders and failure history around a specific asset.

  • Identify equipment with recurring anomalies or a rising number of alarms.
  • Compare parameter changes with the latest inspection, repair or load change.
  • Prepare inspection priorities with data sources and approval history.

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Built to adapt

Not every useful process fits a sector label. uruchom.ai is built around a process and its data, not a fixed industry package. The same approach can extend to procurement, finance, customer service, compliance or document-heavy workflows. Start with one repeated process and one measurable outcome. Add the next when the first proves its value.

  • Procurement
  • Finance
  • Customer service
  • Compliance
  • Document workflows
Read the technical note (PDF)

Public market examples

What these AI deployments delivered

These are public examples of AI in use. They are not uruchom.ai client results; each description links to a source published by the organisation or the solution provider. Names and trade marks belong to their respective owners.

15%60%beforeafter

appointment bookings resolved first time

+14 online NPS points, to 64

Vodafone

In Portugal, SuperTOBi, Vodafone's AI customer-service assistant, raised first-time resolution when booking appointments from 15% to 60%. NPS, the customer loyalty index, rose by 14 points in the online channel to 64.

Vodafone published 4 July 2024

up to 7 hours

saved on a single contract analysis

30% less contract review time

A&O Shearman / Harvey

Around 2,000 lawyers use ContractMatrix every day. Harvey reports a 30% reduction in contract review time and savings of up to 7 hours on a single analysis.

Harvey / A&O Shearman accessed 10 July 2026

over 1.5 million

documents processed per quarter

Bank Pekao

The przeczytAI system reads and classifies banking documents, then extracts data from them. The bank reports processing more than 1.5 million documents per quarter.

Bank Pekao published 30 April 2025

over EUR 200 million

saved through AI initiatives in 2024

nearly 15,000 employees in 2 months

Santander

Santander reports that its AI initiatives delivered more than EUR 200 million in savings in 2024. The bank also made ChatGPT Enterprise available to nearly 15,000 employees within two months.

Santander accessed 3 August 2026

around 12,000

claims verified each year after the first deployment phase

in undisputed cases: payout the day after filing

PZU

Samoobsługa NEXT, PZU's self-service channel, uses generative AI (GenAI) for straightforward, relatively low-value claims in selected PZU Dom insurance categories. After the first deployment phase, PZU expects to verify around 12,000 claims a year. In undisputed cases, the customer receives the payout as soon as the day after filing.

PZU published 3 February 2025

Terms of engagement and the outcome threshold

The price of a stage
You know the fixed price of a stage before it begins. It covers the work done.
What goes into the agreement before work starts
We put the stage's scope, target number and method of measurement into the stage agreement before work begins.
Who calculates the result
The metric is the responsibility of the person who runs the process on the company's side. We calculate the result from company data using a rule written down before the stage begins.
When the two sides disagree
If the two sides assess the result differently, we carry out a joint recalculation within 30 days using the same data.
When the threshold is not reached
That stage is the last one. The next stage does not begin, so the company does not pay for it.
When the threshold is reached
From the second stage onwards, uruchom.ai operates the layer as a separate monthly service. The company can cancel it at any time. uruchom.ai handles the ongoing work on the layer.
What stays with the company
Source data stays in the company's systems, and the decision register belongs to the company.

We describe the whole engagement model, stage by stage, in What working with uruchom.ai looks like.

Data access

How data access is agreed

Before discussing a deployment, the IT department will usually ask what the system will do with the company's data. The access rules are set out below, point by point. This page can be sent to the IT department before the first conversation with us.

The source data, decision register and process design, meaning the written way in which a case is handled, stay with the company.

  1. 01

    Read-only throughout the first stage

    The layer reads data and changes nothing. No business record is added and no field is changed. The agreement obliges us to record every query the layer makes in a log the company can access. Whether the source system also records the reads in its own logs depends on its settings. Write access is considered only after the first stage and once agreed with the company.

  2. 02

    The IT department chooses the form of access

    The layer gets technical access that allows it to retrieve data but not to change it. This can be an account with read permissions, a database view, a scheduled export or a mailbox that receives copies of documents. The company's IT department chooses the form.

  3. 03

    Every field has to be justified

    We agree the read scope with the IT department field by field. Every field must be needed for a specific task. If we cannot explain why a column is needed, we leave it out of scope.

  4. 04

    Where the retrieved data is processed

    The retrieved data goes to an AI environment under our control, dedicated to a single company. Where data is sensitive, the AI layer can run on a device in the company's network. We describe how that works below, under the third option.

On working from a device inside the company: Local AI, 16 July 2026.

For IT and procurement

Deployment options and procurement documents

The company chooses the deployment option together with its IT department. These answers can be passed on without us present.

Default option

An AI environment under our control

The AI environment stays under our control and is dedicated to your company alone. We look after its configuration, maintenance and safe operation.

Second option

The company's own infrastructure

The layer runs in the company's cloud or data centre where its data policy requires it.

Third option

A local AI device in the company's network

The layer runs on a device inside the company's network and processes data there. The device works without a permanent connection to an external network. More demanding tasks take longer, and a higher volume of cases may require another device.

What procurement receives

  • We sign the data processing agreement (Article 28 GDPR) before any personal data is handed over.
  • Support hours, how problems are reported and the person responsible on our side — agreed in the stage agreement.
  • Business continuity plan — before the second stage.

Under no option is client data used to train models — we design the system that way.

Current information on data processing: Privacy notice. A summary of the architecture and access model for IT: technical note (PDF).

Team

Who leads the deployment

A team on our side is responsible for each implementation. It agrees the scope with the IT department, makes sure measurement is in place and manages the work throughout the stage. During this time, the company has one point of contact. The uruchom.ai team builds and operates the AI layer, understands its impact on the profit and loss account and creates the necessary tools itself.

Dawid Juc

Dawid Juc

Dawid is a systems engineer. He has spent nine years developing software for high-reliability systems. His day-to-day work includes building and maintaining AI tools, including systems that perform a sequence of tasks according to an agreed plan.

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Alexandre Matwiszyn

Alexandre Matwiszyn

Alexandre has spent more than twelve years developing software for high-performance computing and leading research and development work. He focuses on connecting AI with company systems.

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Within one working day, we will send three questions about the process and propose a 45-minute call. We will prepare the first-stage outline after that call.

You can also review our backgrounds on LinkedIn: Dawid Juc Alexandre Matwiszyn