Questions
Common buyer questions
Can we start with AI consulting or a custom build?
Yes. Consulting, prototypes and custom AI development are available as direct engagements. We define the question, deliverables and quote around your project. The C$1,500 workflow assessment applies to document automation.
Can you build software for our industry?
Yes. Ars Codex builds custom business applications, operational tools and integrations around your users and existing systems. Start with the work you want to improve; the scope will define where conventional software or AI is useful.
What inputs can you process?
Email attachments, PDFs, scans with readable text, and structured exports such as CSV. Handwriting and heavily degraded scans are reviewed case by case during the assessment.
What systems can you connect?
ERPs, CRMs and other line-of-business software that expose an API, a file drop, or a supported connector. Odoo and similar ERP work is common for partner engagements. Exact connectors are confirmed after seeing the workflow.
Where does a person review the output?
On fields or documents below an agreed confidence rule, and on any record that would post to a financial or inventory system. The review step is a working screen, not an informal email chain, unless you choose otherwise.
What happens when information is missing or incorrect?
The record is held. The reviewer sees the source excerpt, the extracted value, and why it was flagged. Nothing is exported until it is accepted, corrected, or rejected.
What does the client receive?
After assessment: a process map, sample-data findings, feasibility notes and a scope proposal. After implementation: the agreed workflow in your environment, documentation, and a clear owner for each part.
Who maintains the integration afterward?
You do, unless a maintenance arrangement is signed. The handover states which party updates mappings, prompts, APIs and hosting.
How is access to business data handled?
Assessment uses a limited sample you provide. Production access is granted only for the systems in scope, with accounts you control. See the privacy page for data handling.