Secured data
Access to data is limited to what the system actually needs.
Every AI project starts from a specific business need. We then design a custom solution, combining artificial intelligence, process automation, integrations, business software and data wherever your environment and your constraints call for it.
* A free first conversation. A clear scope. A tailored quote.Here is a summary of your activity.
AI agents, process automation, business software, integrations, data and support can be combined around your needs to design a solution that fits your tools, your data and your business processes. Every project is scoped individually, with no standard package imposed.
AI agents that search, draft or analyse information, and carry out a sequence of actions within an agreed scope.
Find information and prepare the next step.
A customer reply drafted from your documents, with sources and your approval.
Solutions can be supported over time with monitoring, maintenance and changes, according to the needs of the project. *
See how our AI solutions can answer concrete business problems, from handling customer requests to document analysis, by way of lead qualification and day-to-day steering.
Sort, understand and draft the replies.
Assess and prioritise incoming requests.
Extract and check the information that matters.
Guide a new client through the first steps.
Classify, route and draft replies.
Gather the numbers and make them readable.
Organise tasks, schedules and appointments.
Track requests once the work is delivered.
From scoping the business need to maintenance, a Synode AI project runs in six stages. Each one produces a concrete result: an agreed scope, a fitting architecture, tested development, integration with your existing software, trained teams and a defined level of technical monitoring.
Analysis of the process to improve, your tools, your data and your constraints. The scope is written and agreed before any development.
Security, data confidentiality, access management, human control and technical monitoring are defined against the needs and the risks of each project.
Access to data is limited to what the system actually needs.
Permissions are set according to the users and the tools involved.
Sensitive actions can stay subject to human approval.
The solution can be watched, so errors and integration problems are caught.
Every project is different. We prepare a tailored quote based on your needs, the complexity of the solution, the integrations it requires and how it will be run.
The build price depends on the scope, the features, the data and the integrations it requires.
Hosting, APIs, AI models, monitoring and maintenance are estimated separately.
Any significant feature goes through a fresh scoping exercise and a transparent quote.
In 30 minutes, Synode takes the time to understand your business, tools and the process you want to improve, then identify a first direction suited to your company.
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October 2026
Not necessarily. We first look to integrate the AI solution with the software you already have. If one of them does not expose its data, we say so before quoting and look for another route.
There is no public price list. The budget depends on the scope, the complexity and the integrations involved. You receive a tailored quote before anything starts, separating the build cost, any recurring payment and third-party services.
In five steps: scoping the need, designing the solution, development and integration, rollout and training, then follow-up and evolution.
Access is limited to what is strictly required and listed in the proposal. You grant it at kick-off, and it is revoked at the end if you want it to be. Sensitive actions can stay subject to human approval.
Yes, if you take our support service: we handle running, monitoring and maintenance for a recurring payment set out in the contract. If you do not, the solution is delivered and deployed, and you subscribe to the required services directly with the providers. Either way, Synode never absorbs those costs.
It depends on the scope and the integrations. The schedule, its steps and its deadlines are set in the quote, before work starts.
Yes. Significant changes or new features go through a fresh scoping exercise, a new quote and a written agreement before any work begins.