How do you decide which AI model to use?
We build a per-task router. Cheap, fast models handle routine work; frontier models step in for reasoning-heavy steps. The router exposes cost, latency and accuracy in your admin so you can rebalance any time without rewriting code.
Do you replace internal teams or augment them?
We augment. Connectify ships the platform and trains your team to operate it. After go-live we run a managed-retainer for as long as you want, but your operators always have the controls and the runbooks.
What does "training" actually look like?
Three layers: a 1-day exec briefing on AI risk and economics; a 3-day operator workshop on prompts, evals and tooling; and an embedded coach who joins your weekly product reviews for 90 days.
Is this safe? What about data leakage?
Yes. We run on enterprise tenants with no-training agreements, zero-retention APIs where available, and PII redaction at the router edge. For regulated workloads we ship on-prem inference with open-weights models.
How fast can we see a real AI feature in production?
The standard window is 30 days from scoped problem to shipped feature, plus a 1-week monitored stabilization period. We do not start until the scope is small enough to actually meet that promise.
How is this priced?
Fixed-fee implementation with $0 due until the AI product is live in production. Afterward, a flat monthly retainer covers managed runtime, model spend pass-through at cost, and the on-call training coach.