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HAeX Custom Generative AI Solutions
Generative AI Development Services To Build Smarter Business Solutions
- Grounded in your own information, so answers are relevant
- Built to flag uncertainty rather than invent something
- A human kept in the loop wherever the stakes justify it
Seconds
To a usable first draft of work that currently takes someone an hour
Your material
Where answers come from, rather than whatever the model happens to recall
KD 15
One of the more approachable services to start with, and to build a first tool around
£0
Cost of your first scoping call, and of the readiness assessment
The honest position
Generative AI is genuinely powerful and genuinely unreliable
You have almost certainly used it by now, if only by asking ChatGPT something. So you will have seen both sides. It can produce a decent draft of something in seconds that would have taken you an hour. It can also state a completely invented fact with total confidence and no visible sign that it is making things up.
That combination is exactly why sensible businesses hesitate. The upside is obvious: an enormous amount of work in any company is language-heavy, the drafting, the summarising, the answering of questions, and that is precisely what this technology is good at. The risk is equally obvious: something confidently wrong going out in your name, to a customer, in writing.
So the interesting question is not whether generative AI is impressive. It plainly is. The question is what has to be true for it to be reliable enough to use at work.
That is the whole of the job, and it is what proper generative AI development means. A tool built for your business is not a chat box with your logo on it. It is grounded in your own information so its answers come from your material. It is given clear limits so it stays on task. It is built to say when it is unsure rather than filling the silence. Get those right and the gap between “impressive” and “useful at work” closes.
Sound familiar?
The three things businesses worry about, and what we do about each
“It might just make something up”
“Our staff are already pasting things into ChatGPT”
“We tried it and the output was generic”
What businesses build
What businesses actually build with generative AI
Answering questions from your own documents
Drafting and content
Summarising
Pulling information out of messy text
An assistant for your team
Or as a chatbot
Safety first
How we make generative AI safe to rely on
The difference between a novelty and a business tool is reliability, so that is where the work goes. We ground the tool in your own trusted information, so its answers are drawn from your material rather than invented. We give it clear boundaries, so it stays on the task it was built for instead of wandering into subjects it should not touch. We build in checks so it flags when it is unsure rather than guessing plausibly. And we keep a person in the loop wherever the stakes justify it, which for anything customer-facing or regulated usually means always.
None of this is exotic. It is just the difference between a tool somebody demonstrated once and a tool your team uses on a Tuesday without worrying. Where you are handling sensitive data or working under regulation, this connects directly to our governance work.
How it works
How a grounded generative AI tool answers
Understand
It works out what is being asked, or what needs producing.
Retrieve
It finds the relevant material in your own trusted information.
Generate
It produces the answer or draft from that material, in your context.
Check or flag
Where it is uncertain, it says so and routes to a person rather than guessing.
The difference in practice
What separates a tool you can trust from one you cannot
| A tool you cannot trust | How we build | |
|---|---|---|
| Source of answers | Whatever the model recalls | Your own documents and information |
| When unsure | Produces something plausible | Says so, and routes to a person |
| Scope | Will attempt anything | Clear limits, stays on task |
| Output quality | Generic, obviously machine-written | Specific to your business and tone |
| Your data | Pasted into public tools by staff | Handled properly inside a sanctioned tool |
| High-stakes work | Goes straight out | Passes a human check first |
Independent by design
The technology we build on
No hidden day rates
What generative AI development costs
- one of the more affordable starts
- scoped as a project
- scoped individually
- free
Why HAeX
We build for accuracy, not for output
Anyone can connect a chat box to a model and call it a generative AI product. Making one reliable enough to put in front of customers, or to let a team depend on daily, is the actual work, and it is unglamorous: grounding it properly, setting limits, testing it against the questions designed to trip it up, and deciding honestly where a human still needs to sign off.
HAeX started on the talent side of AI. Having placed more than 200 AI specialists into UK businesses, we have a clear view of where generative AI can be relied on and where it cannot, and we build that judgement in rather than discovering it after go-live.
Shaped around your sector
Generative AI for your industry
- Healthcare
- Financial services
- Retail & e-commerce
- Manufacturing
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What working with HAeX feels like
Honestly answered
Frequently asked questions
Generative AI development is building business tools on top of generative AI, the kind of AI that creates text and other content, such as the technology behind ChatGPT. It means turning that raw capability into something reliable for a specific business, like a tool that answers questions from your own documents or drafts tailored content, with the grounding and checks needed to trust the output.
On its own, not always, which is precisely why how it is built matters. A well-built tool is grounded in your own trusted information, given clear limits, and built to flag uncertainty rather than guess. Combined with a human check where the stakes are high, that makes it reliable enough for real business use. Left to improvise, it is not.
Two reasons. First, a general tool knows nothing about your business, so its output is generic and needs heavy editing. Second, staff using public tools with company data is a real governance risk that most businesses have not addressed. A tool built for you fixes both: better output, and your data handled properly.
Most traditional AI sorts, predicts or classifies existing information. Generative AI creates: it writes, summarises, answers and produces content. That makes it suited to language-heavy work such as drafting and answering questions, and it is the technology behind tools like ChatGPT.
The builds that consistently pay for themselves are: answering questions from your own documents, drafting content, summarising long material, and pulling structured details out of messy text. A free scoping call will tell you which of these fits your business and where the value is largest.
Not the way we build. We choose the model that suits the job rather than defaulting to one, and we build so you are not permanently tied to a single provider. Models change quickly and prices move, so keeping that flexibility is worth a little extra care at the design stage.