They quickly got up to speed and helped us finish on time. Plus, they brought in their own professional product vision and really refined our initial concept into something great.
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ExecutiveAtlas Stars · E-commerce, New York
Since launch, the platform Unistory has built has processed over 20,000 paying customers. They have taken us from having no technical infrastructure to running a fully automated online store.
Executive · Atlas StarsE-commerce, New York
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Arkadiy KurtikovLoyalty Labs · COO
Unistory increased our transaction speed by 300% compared to our previous system. They also reduced our costs.
Arkadiy Kurtikov · Loyalty LabsCOO
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Operation OfficerCrypto company · Financial services, Geneva
We were able to achieve a 40% decrease in manual work and an 80% increase in customer satisfaction. These outcomes clearly demonstrate that the project was successful in improving efficiency and delivering better service to our customers.
The professionalism and calibre of their work. An incredibly talented team that gets the job done, there is nothing more I could ask for.
Connor Walker · HoarderNestCEO
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Bogdan ParkhomenkoSipSignal · CEO
The team is not afraid to tackle challenges and offer profitable solutions. They are genuinely involved, and they have a vested interest in our success.
A ready-made chatbot on your own knowledge base and a custom solution wired into your systems are tasks of a different order, so we quote after the diagnostic call rather than from a price list. What moves the number: the volume and state of the data we build the knowledge base from, how many systems we integrate with, where the model runs (a cloud API or your own servers), and how complex the logic is.
02 How long does an AI project take?
It depends on the scenario, the number of integrations and how ready your data is, so we name the schedule after the diagnostic. Wiring in an existing product takes days. A custom scenario starts at a week. A project integrated into your systems takes two to three weeks and up; a project with models deployed inside your perimeter starts at one to two months. In some cases we build a free prototype on a slice of your data before the project starts.
03 Should we build AI in-house instead?
Doing it yourself needs an ML team, prepared data and months of experiments. Going through an integrator is faster: you bring the task and the data, we own the model, the integration and the launch, and your team keeps running the business meanwhile.
04 What do we need to have ready?
A task, data and access. The task is a specific process plus the metric that tells us it worked: response time, share of resolved tickets, number of errors. The data you almost certainly already have: policies, documents, conversation history. Access is needed to the systems the solution exchanges data with. We pick the model ourselves and confirm the choice with a prototype on your data.
05 Our data is scattered and unstructured. Is that a blocker?
No, that is the normal starting point. Loose policies, exports and correspondence are already material: we assemble a knowledge base from them and shape it into something a model can work with. At the diagnostic we say plainly what is missing and what has to be collected by hand. That is part of the work, not a reason to postpone the project.
06 Can we run everything on our own servers, without external clouds?
Yes, though it usually costs more: a self-hosted model needs a GPU server, rented or bought. So while the task involves no sensitive data, most teams start on cloud LLMs. When the data is sensitive, we deploy an open-source model inside your perimeter: the model, the knowledge base and the logs never leave the company, which is what GDPR and internal security reviews ask for. We do it end to end, including the servers, the deployment and the access rules.
07 What if the AI starts making mistakes?
A model does not look up a ready answer, it completes the most probable one, so mistakes are possible. We have been shipping LLM solutions since 2023 and we know how to get the error rate down to a level the business accepts: choosing the right LLM and embedding model, preprocessing the data properly, tuning the agents, multi-agent architecture, hard validation in code and human review where the cost of an error is high. The mix is decided per project.
08 Can we just buy AI off the shelf, without development?
Sometimes yes: for standard tasks we will offer a ready solution, and a chatbot on your knowledge base deploys quickly. More often, though, buying AI means commissioning development around your own process. The value comes from the integrations with your systems and data; the model itself is only a part of the solution.
09 What happens after launch?
Business processes change and the solution grows with them: we refresh the knowledge base as your policies and products change, extend the scenarios to neighbouring tasks, and move to stronger models as they ship. You can run this yourself or hand it to us as support.