Know what’s worth automating before you spend on AI.
Not everything should be automated. We'll tell you which is which. We audit your systems and SOPs, flag what's solid and what's broken, then build, test, and stay on as the operator. Nothing is built without a real need behind it. Nothing ships without evidence behind it.
Anatomy of a Chat Assistant Build
Problem definition and discovery
Identifying which conversations cost you the most time and what the assistant needs to resolve on its own.
Data collection and preparation
Gathering and cleaning past chats, tickets, and FAQs the assistant will learn your tone and answers from.
System integration
Connecting the assistant to your CRM, ticketing system, and the channels your customers already use.
User interface and workflow design
Designing the conversation flow and the exact points where it hands off to a person.
Deployment and testing
Launching in a controlled environment and testing against real conversations before wider rollout.
Monitoring and continuous improvement
Tracking response accuracy and resolution rate in production, then retraining and adjusting the flow as real conversations reveal gaps.
Response Time
Answers routine questions in seconds, any hour, without a queue.
Consistent Tone
Every reply matches your voice and script, on every channel.
Agent Workload
Routine requests resolved automatically, freeing people for the rest.
Continuous Value
Accuracy tracked and improved from real conversations, not a one-time launch.
Audit first, always
Every engagement starts with evidence, not a pitch. We measure the current state before proposing a change, and every claim we make about what an automation or agent will do is checked against that evidence before it ships, not after.
- Independent audit before any build starts
- Every AI service measured for accuracy before production
- Operated by Akia after go-live, not handed off and abandoned
FAQ
Common questions, answered directly- How long does an audit take?
- Most audits run two to four weeks depending on how many systems and departments are in scope. You get a written current-state assessment and a prioritized list of what to fix before any automation work starts.
- Do you work with legacy ERP and CRM systems?
- Yes. Most engagements start there. We integrate and modernize existing systems rather than requiring a rip-and-replace, and the audit phase is specifically designed to map what you already have before anything changes.
- How do you measure whether an automation is actually working?
- Every AI service is measured against accuracy and outcome evidence before it reaches production, and we stay on as the operator afterward, so drift gets caught and fixed rather than discovered by a customer.
Start with an audit, not a pitch
Book a scoping call and we will tell you what we would actually check first, before you commit to anything.