Document automation and AI agents for companies in Switzerland

Consolidating positions across several banks and jurisdictions into a monthly report assembled by hand in a spreadsheet.

The consolidated report is generated from the sources, with every figure traceable and human review before it goes out.

Regulatory dossiers assembled from dozens of documents with different versions and expiry dates.

One source per document, the current version identified, deadlines flagged before they expire.

Quote requests that arrive as PDFs and take days to answer because someone has to read and retype them.

The quote starts from data already extracted and checked by a person.

Claims with attachments in different formats and languages, triaged by hand before reaching the decision-maker.

Triage is automatic and the analyst receives the case already summarised, with the original always one click away.

Know-your-client processes repeated at every review, asking for the same documents all over again.

One master record per client that feeds every review and asks only for what changed.

Safety data sheets and declarations of conformity maintained per country in shared folders.

A single versioned library that produces the right sheet for the right country.

Technical files that grow with every audit, where nobody can point to the current version without asking.

The current version is obvious, history intact, audits prepared from a single record.

Shipping documents read by hand to fill the system, one by one, with errors that only surface at the border.

Data arrives already extracted and checked; anything doubtful goes to a person rather than to a guess.

Billable hours spent gathering and formatting client documents before the work you actually sell begins.

Gathering and formatting stop consuming billable hours.

Tenders with long documentary requirements and short deadlines, answered out of email and folders.

Every requirement linked to the document that satisfies it, and what is missing is visible before the deadline.