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AI for writing and adapting text

The same facts, the right words for each context

We develop AI solutions for descriptions, draft emails, summaries and assisted translation, using company information with review before anything is used.

Explore the solution

01 / Who it is for

The information is ready. The words are not.

You have the product facts or the conclusions from a meeting, but someone still has to turn them into a clear message. Rewriting, adjusting tone and preparing other languages keep falling to the same people. In a small team, a solution can prepare descriptions and replies for the person handling customers. Across a larger company, it can support shared editorial rules and separate review responsibilities. We establish which information it may use, what must stay unchanged and when a writer or subject specialist needs to step in.

02 / What the project can include

From approved facts to useful drafts

01

Descriptions and draft emails

Prepare text from the features, conditions and messages supplied by your company. Length and structure can suit a product page, presentation or customer reply, while missing information is flagged instead of silently filled in.

02

Summaries and clearer wording

Turn longer material into summaries and clearer versions for the intended audience. We identify the conclusions, conditions and nuances that must remain, so shortening a document does not change its meaning or hide an important exception.

03

Consistent tone across languages

Use approved examples and company terminology to keep different authors and languages aligned. Assisted translation includes checks on names, terms and meaning, while sensitive material goes to a qualified reviewer before it is used.

03 / Illustrative example

Illustrative example: one specification, three uses

Imagine a distributor receiving the specification for a new product. A colleague selects the confirmed facts and requests a website description, a quotation summary and a draft email. The solution prepares versions in the agreed tone and flags missing warranty information. The colleague completes the source, checks the text and approves the versions. Website publication and email delivery remain separate actions. The team now has a consistent starting point, without turning an unknown product detail into a commercial promise to a customer.

04 / How we work

Agree on the meaning before generating versions

  1. 01

    Choose recurring writing tasks

    Review real examples, the audience and where the text will be used. Select one clearly defined type of material for an initial evaluation.

  2. 02

    Define sources and tone

    Agree on required information, accepted terms and style examples. Decide how missing facts should be flagged and which claims may never be added.

  3. 03

    Evaluate the drafts

    Compare drafts with the source and approved examples. Check meaning, accuracy and audience fit, including cases where the available information is incomplete.

  4. 04

    Arrange the review

    Define who edits and approves each text, how versions are retained and what happens next. Publishing or sending is handled as a separate step.

05 / What you receive

What your writing team receives

  • Configured text formats for the selected materials and channels.
  • Rules for tone, terminology and the use of company sources.
  • A review process and evaluated examples with acceptance criteria.

What the project can include

What we agree before use

  • AI can introduce errors or lose nuance; a responsible person must check the facts and approve the text.
  • Missing features, quotations and commercial promises are not guessed; they require authorised sources.
  • We define access to material and confidentiality rules; generating a draft does not authorise its publication or delivery.

Where we start

Discuss your project

Show us a text your team writes regularly, the information behind it and an example of your preferred tone. Together we will define the first use and its review criteria.

Discuss your team's writing