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AI, installed for the way you work.
Get your tools connected, your first workflow running, and your team ready to use it. Start with one practical use case and a clear setup plan.
Prepare a short fit reply and assign discovery to Alex.
A bounded first win
An inquiry becomes an approved next step.
The AI drafts and organizes. A person decides. The system records what happened. That is a workflow your team can understand and improve.
Lead intake and triage
A new customer inquiry arrives through an approved source. InstallAI extracts the useful details and prepares a suggested response without sending it.
- Input: a high-level inquiry
- Output: organized lead + response draft
- Decision: owner approves, edits, or holds
- Record: task and approval trail
Organize the request
Capture the goal, contact context, and missing information. Sensitive records stay out of the public form.
Review the proposal
The owner sees the exact suggested reply and destination before anything is sent.
Complete the handoff
After approval, the next task is assigned and the result can be recorded for follow-up.
Four ways to get moving
Setup where your business actually runs.
Remote, on-site, mailed hardware, or the public website your customers and visiting agents already see. Every engagement is scoped before access or commitments.
Hosted AI setup
A managed, scoped workspace for one useful workflow, with permissions, tests, training, and handoff notes.
RemoteOn-site setup
Approved software and workflow configuration at your business, with a completion checklist and team walkthrough.
Quoted visitMail-in hardware
Device setup only after compatibility, custody, shipping, access, and return terms are confirmed in writing.
Intake requiredAgent-ready website
Clear public services, structured content, and a read-only discovery feed—kept separate from private data and actions.
Public discoveryChoose the work, not the hype
Three useful places to begin.
These are workflow patterns to scope, not prebuilt integrations. Availability depends on the tools you use, their official access options, and your authority to connect them.
Turn a message into an organized next step.
Sort the request, identify missing details, and prepare a response for owner review.
- No automatic send by default
- Exact destination shown at approval
- Low-risk test cases first
Find answers with the source attached.
Search approved business material and return a concise answer with links back to the source.
- Authorized documents only
- Missing or stale content is labeled
- Private content stays private
Move routine work without losing ownership.
Draft a task, capture the acceptance criteria, and route it to the person who is accountable.
- Clear owner and status
- No hidden commitments
- Recorded completion state
What setup includes
A path from idea to a workflow your team can run.
Each step produces something concrete. The goal is an understandable operating system—not a mystery box.
Discover
Name the repeated task, owner, inputs, output, and failure modes.
Plan access
Choose official APIs or controlled adapters and the narrowest useful permissions.
Implement
Configure the bounded workflow with synthetic or approved test data.
Test
Exercise the normal path, denial path, revocation, retries, and rollback.
Train
Show the team what it does, what it does not do, and where to approve.
Hand off
Deliver the runbook, connection map, owners, and next review point.
Public discovery, private control
Easy to discover. Hard to misuse.
This site publishes a keyless, read-only service catalog for people and visiting agents. It cannot authorize a deployment, access customer records, or perform business actions.
/api/public/v1/servicesThis diagram is a design boundary, not a claim that a private customer platform is already live.
Pricing preview
Reference points, with the real scope written down.
No instant checkout is connected. These amounts are clearly labeled reference points drawn from comparable current offers, not automatic InstallAI commitments.
Managed hosting tiers
Use these to discuss infrastructure size—not to hide implementation or usage costs.
- Final quote identifies actual compute
- AI/provider usage is separate
- Backups, maintenance, and support are itemized
Hardware setup
A starting reference only. Do not ship a device until written intake and custody terms are complete.
- Hardware is not included
- Shipping and insurance are confirmed separately
- Passwords and MFA do not travel with the device
On-site setup
The written quote resolves service area, scope, access, hardware, and travel before a visit.
- Travel and lodging excluded unless quoted
- Customer handles passwords and MFA
- No ongoing remote access is implied
Learn before you connect
Useful answers, without the jargon fog.
Guides explain what a real setup should include, how data moves, and where project costs come from. Video material remains labeled in production until it is recorded, captioned, and transcribed.
Choose the first AI workflow your team can actually support.
Five questions that turn a vague AI idea into a bounded operating plan.
ImplementationWhat an AI setup project should include
Scope, access, testing, training, rollback, and handoff.
SecurityWhere your data goes when an agent uses an API
A plain-language map of the systems involved.
Plan my setup
Start with the work you want to improve.
Build a clean project brief in your browser. This launch version does not submit, transmit, or store the form.
Do not enter passwords, API keys, customer records, health data, financial account data, legal material, or other confidential information.
Questions, answered plainly
Before anything gets connected.
The first conversation is about fit, authority, scope, and a testable outcome—not a request for credentials.
It means the agreed workflow is configured, connected through an approved access path, tested against acceptance cases, demonstrated to the owner, and documented for handoff. The exact deliverables are written into the quote.
No. The preferred path is an official API, followed by a reviewed adapter on infrastructure the business controls. Browser automation is a later, explicitly scoped fallback where the provider allows it. InstallAI will not bypass security controls or invent access rights.
No. Never place passwords, API keys, recovery codes, customer records, or confidential business data in this public planner. Credential setup, when necessary, happens later through an approved secure handoff.
No. They are transparent reference points from comparable current offers. An InstallAI quote must confirm scope, currency, taxes, third-party costs, hardware, travel, shipping, maintenance, support, and terms before work begins.
No. This launch is a public marketing site and read-only service catalog. Any future customer workspace, agent API, connector, approval engine, or staff console will require separate implementation and testing before it is described as available.