Practical AI

AI that works on your data, inside your business.

Turn business documents and data into searchable answers, validated records, and actions your team can review.

The problem

Most AI stalls between the demo and the business.

The pilot impressed everyone. Then it met real permissions, real data quality, and real operational load, and it stopped.

We get called at exactly that point. The model was never the hard part. Everything either side of it is.

You do not need a pilot to start a conversation. We also work as thought partners, helping you turn an AI ambition into a practical plan: identify useful opportunities, assess the data and risks, and decide what is worth building first.

Capabilities

What we build

Grounded retrieval

Point a model at your own documents and data, with answers that trace to a source.

Enterprise search

People find the thing they need without knowing where it lives.

Document intelligence

Pull structure out of contracts, invoices, and reports.

Workflow agents

Intake, triage, and routing handled automatically.

Human in the loop

A person stays in the path wherever the decision matters.

Governed access

Routing, policy, and audit around who can ask what.

Don't see what you need?

Tell us about the problem. We can help you work out where AI fits and what to do next.

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How AI reaches production
Your documents and data ERP, CRM, contracts, transcripts
Retrieval and governance Grounding, permissions, routing, audit Stork builds
Apps your team uses Search, agents, human in the loop

The model sits inside the middle box. It was never the hard part.

Choosing the right tools for your business

We choose tools around your data, security requirements, budget, and the way your team works. Retrieval augmented generation (RAG) and vector search help AI find relevant information in your documents. Model providers supply the AI; DataSafeHouse adds governed access. You do not need to choose a stack before talking to us.

  • RAG
  • Vector search
  • OpenAI
  • Anthropic
  • Google
  • AWS Bedrock
  • Mistral
  • DataSafeHouse
How it works

How an AI build usually goes

  1. Choose a useful taskIdentify a specific decision or repetitive task, the people responsible for it, and how you will judge a useful result.
  2. Recommend an approachCompare the options against your data, permissions, cost, and accuracy needs so you can choose a practical starting point.
  3. Prepare the evidenceConnect approved sources, preserve access permissions, and assemble representative examples for evaluation.
  4. Build and evaluateTest answers or extracted records against those examples, including missing information and ambiguous inputs.
  5. Connect the workflowAdd validation and human review where needed before the application writes records or takes action in another system.
  6. Review production resultsTrack failures, usage, and cost, then adjust the application as documents, models, and business rules change.

Have a task that might benefit from AI?

Describe the task, the information it depends on, and what a useful result would let your team do next.