FAQ

What you ask us most often.

The answers that usually come up in the first half hour. If something is missing, write to us and we will add it.

How long does a typical project take?

Initial analysis and solution design take days up to two weeks. A prototype or pilot is delivered in a matter of weeks. A production system usually runs in two-week iterations with agreed milestones, so you see the first usable version before the budget runs out. We fix deadlines to milestones, not to promises.

Who owns the code you write?

You do. For everything we build for you, you get the license and the source code in your repository as we go, not only at handover. Delivery includes documentation and a working build and deploy, so anyone else can take the project over without us.

Can you take over a project after another vendor?

Yes, we do it regularly. We start with a review of the code, dependencies and infrastructure, and you get a written report: what is fine, what is a risk and what needs doing now. Only then do we agree on scope. We neither recommend nor offer a takeover without this review.

How much does development or AI integration cost?

The price follows the scope, not a price list. After the initial consultation you get a ranged estimate and a cap we will not exceed without your consent. A small AI pilot typically fits into a few weeks of work; integration into a production system takes longer. We report transparently, per concrete task.

What does the EU AI Act mean for us?

Depending on how it is used, your system falls into one of the risk categories, and obligations follow from it: documentation, human oversight, transparency towards users, record keeping. We map where your solution belongs and design it to meet the obligations from the start. We are not lawyers, but we speak the same language as your legal team.

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