An AI platform that runs in Europe and gets used
We introduce Langdock so it does not stop at handing everyone a login: with permissions that match your roles, assistants for real tasks, and connections to the systems where the work actually happens.
30 minutes · no sales pitch · an honest read on whether we fit
A fit when
- You want to use AI and keep data in Europe
- An earlier rollout went quiet after a short while
- You need assistants that work on company content
- The permission question has to be settled before the rollout
The situation
- A tool was introduced, and after two weeks almost nobody uses it.
- It is unclear which company data the platform is allowed to see.
- Assistants give usable answers in the demo and unusable ones in daily work.
- The connection to the systems where the actual work sits is missing.
What we do
We start with the tasks that cost time today and build assistants for them that work on real company content. Permissions and visibility are set up first, so an assistant only sees what the signed-in person may see anyway. Where reliability matters, the assistant calls a script instead of composing freely. Then we accompany the rollout in the first department until usage holds without us.
What is included
- 01Permissions and visibilityWho may use which assistants and what content they reach, settled before the rollout.
- 02Assistants for real tasksTasks from daily work rather than demo examples, checked for whether the output actually holds.
- 03Reliability through scriptsWhere a format or a calculation has to be right, the assistant calls code instead of improvising.
- 04Rollout in the first departmentSupport until independent use, with feedback flowing back into the assistants.
What you end up with
Settled permissions and visibilityAssistants in daily useReliable results through scriptsIndependent use in the department
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