Partnerships
Partnerships built around a defined workflow.
We are interested in collaborations where software, data and reliable automation have a clear operational role and a named owner on both sides.
Who we work with
Different partners. One requirement: a real problem boundary.
Operating companies
Organisations with a workflow to modernise, automate or integrate, and a team ready to own the result.
Software vendors and integrators
Interoperability, connectors and joint delivery around an existing platform.
Architecture, engineering and construction
Evaluation of constrained geometry and documentation workflows, including the Arctelix AI initiative.
Research institutions
Applied work on evaluation methods, human-in-the-loop systems and data quality.
Infrastructure providers
Privacy, deployment and observability for professional workloads in Switzerland and the EU.
How we start
Evidence, constraints and an exit condition.
A useful pilot names the source systems, the expected output, the validation owner, the data boundary, the failure policy and the success measure before implementation begins.
A partnership conversation is never used to imply a public endorsement. Names and logos appear only after written approval.
Begin
Describe the workflow, not only the ambition.
Use the partnership inquiry route to outline the current process, the systems involved, sensitive-data constraints and the decision that the collaboration should improve.
Propose a partnership.
Choose the partnership inquiry type and describe the workflow. We answer with a concrete scoping proposal.