API and Systems Integration
Payment gateways, CRMs, ERPs, accounting, messaging and broker or market-data APIs connected reliably.
Learn moreWe add AI to software that already runs your business: search over your documents, drafting and summarising, classification, and agents that take actions through controlled tools. Our own product, cMCP, is a governed memory layer for company AI.
AI integration means connecting large language models to your data and workflows so they do something useful and dependable. That could be a support assistant that answers from your own documentation, a tool that extracts fields from messy documents, an internal search that understands meaning as well as keywords, or an agent that can look up an order and draft a reply for a person to approve.
We approach it as software engineering first. A prototype is easy; a feature that behaves predictably, respects permissions, fails safely and can be tested is the real work. We handle retrieval-augmented generation (RAG), prompt and output design, evaluation on your real examples, logging, cost control, and the guardrails around what a model may see and do.
We also build MCP (Model Context Protocol) servers, the open standard that lets AI apps use your tools and data in a controlled way. IT-Labs builds its own governed shared-memory layer for company AI, cMCP, which is currently in a live pilot, so we work on these problems ourselves, not just in client projects.
Looking for shared, governed memory across your people and AI tools? See cMCP, our own product.
Policies, manuals and past tickets exist but nobody can find them. RAG gives staff a way to ask and get sourced answers.
Drafting replies, summarising threads, tagging and routing requests, and extracting data from documents.
Assistants start cold every session. A governed memory layer keeps shared context current and permission-checked.
We can design for models on your own server, or limit what any hosted model sees, and keep an audit trail.
We turn a demo into a feature with testing, monitoring, fallbacks and human review where it matters.
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We start with a free consultation and one specific use case. We tell you honestly whether AI is the right tool; for some problems, a rule or a query is more reliable. We then build a small working version against your real examples, so you can judge quality before investing more.
From there we harden it: permissions, logging, evaluation, fallbacks and cost controls. You keep the code and choose where it runs. We make no promises about savings or accuracy in advance, because those depend on your data; we measure on your examples and show you the results. If shared memory for your teams and AI tools is the real need, look at cMCP.
Retrieval-augmented generation lets a model answer using your documents instead of only its training. You need it when answers must come from your own, changing content.
Often, yes. Open models can run on your infrastructure, which suits sensitive data. Quality and hardware needs vary, so we assess this per project.
MCP is an open standard for connecting AI apps to tools and data. An MCP server exposes specific, permission-checked capabilities of your system so any AI app that speaks MCP can use them.
Models can be wrong. We design for that with sourced answers, human approval for important actions, evaluation on your examples and clear logging.
cMCP is our own product: a governed shared-memory layer for company AI, in a live pilot. See the cMCP section of this site.
Payment gateways, CRMs, ERPs, accounting, messaging and broker or market-data APIs connected reliably.
Learn moreScripts, bots, scheduled jobs and data pipelines that take repetitive manual work off your team and make it reliable.
Learn moreBespoke business software shaped around how your company actually works, in the language and stack that suits the job.
Learn moreFurther reading: Before you automate a business process: a practical checklist
Describe the problem, the system or the idea. We offer a free initial consultation and a written estimate, and you will talk directly to the developer who would build it.