Workflows, agents and integrations,running in production.
We build software, automation and AI systems in your own cloud. Fixed price, agreed before anything starts.
- $1.4M
- Cut from a client's cloud bill
- 40+
- AI and data systems shipped
- 4 weeks
- From first call to live
- 11
- Companies we have built for
- 94%
- Of invoices processed without a human touchAccounts payable, extraction and matching
- 22 hrs
- Of manual reconciliation removed every weekFinance operations, document extraction and matching
- 11 min
- Document turnaround, down from four daysClaims intake, around 40,000 documents a month
- 68%
- Lower infrastructure cost after re-platformingSaaS product moved to serverless
- 9%
- Forecast error, down from 31%Demand planning across 200 product lines
- 3x
- Faster month-end closeMulti-entity finance consolidation
What we build.
Most people arrive with a problem, not a technology. These are the shapes the work usually takes.
Automation and AI
Take the manual work out. Whether it needs AI is our problem, not yours.
- Automating a process someone does by hand
- Agents that run internal workflows end to end
- Assistants that answer from your own documents
- Reading and extracting data from documents
- Email, ticket and form triage
- Natural-language questions over your database
Data and machine learning
The foundation AI runs on, and the models that pay for themselves.
- Bringing scattered data into one place
- Pipelines that run and heal themselves
- Forecasting demand, revenue or spend
- Predicting churn, risk or conversion
- Dashboards people actually open
- Monitoring and retraining models in production
Cloud and software
Build it, move it, or fix the thing that keeps breaking.
- Building a product or internal app end to end
- Migrating to the cloud from anywhere
- Cutting the monthly cloud bill
- APIs and integrations between systems
- Deploy pipelines and automated releases
- Scaling something that is falling over
Do not see yours?
This is a short list, not the whole range. Describe the workflow in three sentences and you will get a straight answer about whether it is worth building, and what it would take.
Describe your workflowFour weeks to production.
One workflow or one agent, taken all the way to production in your own cloud account. Evaluated, cost-modelled, and running when we hand it over.
One fixed price
$12,000USD
Covers all four weeks. Agreed before anything starts, and it does not move.
- 01
Frame
Scope the workflow, map the data and access, agree what correct means and how it gets measured. Architecture on paper by Friday.
- Scoped workflow
- Data and access map
- Evaluation criteria
- Target architecture
- 02
Build
The core system running against real data in your account. Infrastructure as code from the first commit, not retrofitted later.
- Working system
- Real data, real scale
- Infrastructure as code
- Deployed to staging
- 03
Harden
The part most projects skip. Evaluation harness, guardrails, failure modes, and the cost model at production volume.
- Evaluation harness
- Guardrails and limits
- Failure handling
- Cost at real volume
- 04
Ship
Into production, with monitoring, a runbook, and your team able to operate and change it without us.
- Running in production
- Monitoring and alerts
- Runbook and handover
- Your team can own it
Most firms sell you a three-month engagement that ends in a prototype. This ends with something your customers use.
Three ways in.
- An automation. From $3,000.
- One scoped job. A process automated, two systems made to talk, a report that builds itself. Days rather than weeks, priced before it starts, and small enough to find out how we work without committing to a build.
- A build. $12,000.
- One workflow or one agent, taken all the way to production in your own cloud account, in four weeks. Anything larger runs as consecutive four-week blocks, each with its own fixed price and its own decision point. You are never more than a month from being able to stop.
- Ongoing. From $6,000 a month.
- Once something is live, most clients keep an engineer on retainer for new workflows and improvements. Cancel with 30 days notice. Never a starting point, only a continuation.
What you actually get.
A price agreed before anything starts. A working system in your own cloud account in four weeks. A team that can run it without us. Here is what that replaces.
A discovery phase, then a proposal, then a start date
Scoped in week one, code running in week two
Time and materials, billed monthly, scope drifts
One fixed price, agreed before anything starts
A deck of recommendations you have to go staff
A system running in your own cloud account and your repo
A demo that impresses and never reaches production
Evaluated, guardrailed, cost-modelled at real volume
Juniors staffed against your problem, called leverage
The engineer who scopes it is the engineer who builds it
A dependency on the agency that built it
A runbook and a team that can operate it without us
Tell us what you want to build.
Three sentences is enough. What you want to build or fix, what you are running now, and what done looks like.
hello@andevia.com