We build systems for companies and stay responsible for them after go-live, as we do for our own products in 25 countries.
Documents, assistants on company data, decisions with escalation to a human, and integrations. The full offer, how a deployment runs and answers to common questions are on a separate page.
AI deployments: the full offerAmounts are always computed by an engine or approved by a person.
Our second flagship service: document flow, invoices, approvals, reports and data between systems. The principle, how we work and answers to common questions are on a separate page.
Office automation: the full offerWe build systems from scratch or develop the ones that already work, and connect them with the rest of the company.
Get in touchApplications for customers and teams, designed around the process that really exists in the company.
We connect new systems with what already works: industry systems, data, payments and customer communication.
One platform with local adaptation per market. That is how Brokik works: 25 countries and 17 interface languages.
Organising data from many systems into one model you can calculate and report on.
We don’t hand the system over and disappear. We run it the way we run our own products — every day.
We monitor how the system runs and respond to errors.
We measure what the system changes in the company’s work and develop what brings a return.
New regulations, markets and processes are introduced in stages, without rewriting the system.
We have a long engineering history in automotive and in banking and finance, and we deploy AI in companies that handle a lot of documents.
Customer and after-sales systems for showrooms and workshops, integration with dealer systems and vehicle data, operations after go-live.
Deterministic decisions, an audit trail and human oversight: every decision has a source, a time and an author, and AI proposes but does not decide.
Law firms, offices, property administrators and service companies: AI reads and classifies documents, and unusual cases go to a human.
A few sentences about how the work looks today are enough to start. We reply with where we would begin.
We sit with the people who do the work, map the process and pick a small first stage.
Each stage reaches users before we start the next one — with tests and independent review.
After go-live we keep running the system: monitoring, fixes and development.
We agree the price with each company separately, for a specific scope: what we build and which systems it has to connect to. We price a working system, not hours. We learn the scope in the first conversation or in an audit, and that step comes with no commitment.
The length of the first stage depends on the process and the data: how many exceptions the process has, how many systems it connects to, and the state of the data. We learn that in the audit, so we don’t give a timeline before then. Each stage reaches users before we start the next one.
We process your data in the European Union. When the project ends, you get everything: the code and the data.
Yes. We work in Polish and English, so you can write to us and run the whole project in English.
Collaboration
A contract for an AI implementation differs from a typical implementation contract in a few places that are easy to miss in the excitement after a good demo. Here's a checklist of what to check before you sign — from the buyer's side, not the vendor's.
Finance
Automating banking processes doesn't mean handing AI control over financial decisions. It comes down to choosing the right processes to automate, and making sure any decision with a real financial consequence stays with a human or deterministic code.
Automotive
A dealer management system, a service system, and a parts warehouse rarely talk to each other the way they should. In automotive businesses, IT integration usually comes down to groundwork: making the same data look the same everywhere.
