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Contact Aprex →The guides below come out of the work Aprex does in practice: how a pilot should be scoped, what drives the price, what has to be in place before AI takes responsibility in operations, and how privacy and security get settled before a project starts.
Last updated: September 21, 2026
Read the pilot and cost guides first if scope is still open. They explain how a scoped pilot is defined, what actually drives the price, and what information Aprex needs to give a concrete assessment instead of a guess.
The guides on AI agent versus chatbot, RAG, and Power Automate versus custom cover the decisions that often get made too early. They compare the options on operations, flexibility, and risk, not just on a feature list.
Privacy, security, and going to production are the three that most often stop a project late. The GDPR, safe AI, and AI in production guides describe what has to be settled before the solution handles real data and real users.
Each guide stands on its own. Start with the one closest to the question you have right now.
How to scope a pilot with clear workflow, data, risk, measurement, and go/no-go.
Read more →What drives the price, and what to send in for a concrete assessment.
Read more →Scope, pilot model, references, and data handling to look for in a vendor.
Read more →Controllership, data minimisation, sensitive data, and agreements before kickoff.
Read more →When off-the-shelf suffices, and when building your own pays off.
Read more →What drives business website pricing, and what an assessment needs.
Read more →What must be in place before AI takes responsibility in operations.
Read more →What actually separates an agent from a chatbot in workflows and case handling.
Read more →Documents, retrieval, source display, access control, and evaluation in practice.
Read more →Combining APIs, rules, webhooks, queues, and AI where it creates real value.
Read more →Data boundaries, access, logging, vendor choice, and human control.
Read more →Describe the workflow and the systems you use, and Aprex will answer the part that is not covered here.
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