Expertise · Applied AI

AI inside your real workflows.

Agents, models and automations built into the workflows your business already runs. Useful on day one, and still delivering in year two.

§ 01 / What we do

Inside the work, where the value is.

Six ways to put AI to work, built into your systems.

Workflow agents

Intake, specification and triage agents. They do the first pass, so your people can focus on what needs their judgement.

Model integrations

Leading models connected to your systems, with instructions your team can refine and guardrails your managers sign off on.

Decision tooling

Between the data and the decision-maker: the few numbers that matter, the math behind each one, and the options worth weighing.

Internal automation

Reports, reconciliations, classifications, summaries. Automated where the gain is real.

Augmented search

AI connected to your company’s memory: manuals, contracts, archives, history. Every answer cites its source.

Evaluation and guardrails

Tests, edge cases and continuous measurement. Proof the model does what it should, on launch day and six months later.

Atlas is the intelligent procurement solution Labyrinthe implements for its clients: connected to your existing systems, it puts AI to work on your purchasing, inventory and deliveries.

§ 02 / What changes

AI judged in production.

  • Hours handed back to your teams, every week.

  • Sourced answers you can check.

  • People stay in control of decisions that commit the business.

  • Performance measured continuously, month after month.

§ 04 / In production

AI at work.

Our work, shown without client names.

  • Construction and mining services group

    AI-driven logistics, from requisition to job site: procurement lead times cut by 40%.

  • Industrial construction contractor

    An AI agent finds the right item despite jargon and typos.

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§ 05 / Other areas of expertise

Four areas of expertise. One firm.

Your technology projects form a whole. So do our four areas of expertise: the same team brings them together, in no particular order.

§ 06 / First contact

An idea for an agent?

Tell us about the process you want to move forward. We’ll start with a diagnostic.

First contact