Managed AI support & optimisation

Keep the Application
Useful After Launch.

Maintain AI knowledge, evaluate model changes, monitor usage costs and improve workflows through a clearly scoped ongoing support engagement.

THE BUSINESS CONTEXT

Start with
What Matters.

AI applications need attention after launch. Source documents change, providers update services and users ask questions that were absent from the pilot. A named owner and a regular review process help the application stay aligned with the business.

Managed support begins with an assessment of the application and the responsibilities of each party. Coverage hours, response targets, maintenance tasks and improvement capacity are agreed explicitly, so the customer knows what the engagement includes.

YOUR FIRST ENGAGEMENT

A Useful
Starting Point.

Focused Pilot

Assess one live or launch-ready application and agree a maintenance baseline and initial improvement backlog.

Discuss This Pilot

What We Need from You

Application and provider access, operational records, source owners and agreed support priorities.

What We Can Measure

  • Answer quality over time
  • Content freshness
  • Incident resolution against agreed targets
  • Cost per completed task

Measures are agreed for your project. Results depend on the data, workflow and evaluation; they are not guaranteed improvements.

WHAT WE DO

The Detail Behind
the Capability.

01

Maintain Approved Knowledge

Run agreed update checks and re-index approved sources. Remove retired content and investigate conflicting versions. Source owners approve business meaning; the support process keeps the application connected to that approved material. Failed imports and stale records are surfaced for correction.

02

Monitor Quality and Operating Cost

Review representative interactions, unanswered questions and cost per useful task. Check latency, provider errors and usage limits. Investigate changes against a known baseline rather than relying only on total message volume. Reports identify actionable improvements and who owns them.

03

Manage Updates and Incidents

Test model, prompt, dependency and integration changes before deployment. Maintain configuration history and rollback instructions. Define escalation for failed connections, incorrect answers and access issues. Support hours, incident ownership and third-party service dependencies are stated in the agreement.

04

Improve Through a Prioritised Backlog

Use user feedback and evaluation results to propose the next useful change. Separate maintenance from larger feature development. The business reviews scope, expected benefit and cost before new capabilities are enabled. Periodic handover updates preserve the customer’s understanding of the environment.

A DEFINED ENGAGEMENT

Know What
You’re Building.

Your proposal defines the exact scope, responsibilities, milestones, and exclusions. Depending on the engagement, the work can include:

  • Application takeover assessment
  • Agreed support and escalation scope
  • Knowledge maintenance schedule
  • Quality, usage and cost reporting
  • Tested update and rollback process
  • Prioritised improvement backlog

WHERE IT FITS

Built Around a Useful Task.

Businesses with a Deployed Assistant

Keep knowledge and answers current.

SaaS Operators

Monitor the behaviour of AI product features.

Teams Expanding a Pilot

Establish support ownership before wider use.

Understand Our Delivery Approach

WHO THIS CAN HELP

Find Your Industry Context.

Explore example workflows and the customer groups these services are designed to support.

All Industries & Client Types

A PRACTICAL FIRST STEP

Learn from a Focused Pilot.

Choose one useful task, agree how the result will be checked, and use the evidence to decide what should happen next.

Read the AI Pilot Guide

QUESTIONS, ANSWERED

A Few Useful Answers.

Is support available around the clock?

Coverage and response targets are agreed for each engagement. No 24/7 commitment is implied by this service page.

Are model and hosting charges included?

Provider and infrastructure charges are itemised separately unless a proposal explicitly includes them. Usage assumptions are reviewed during onboarding.

Can you maintain an existing third-party solution?

We first assess source access, licensing, deployment and provider dependencies. The takeover scope reflects what can actually be maintained.

A CONVERSATION IS A GOOD PLACE TO START

Your Next Chapter.
Let’s Build It.

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