Isolated pilots
The model produces results, but employees still move context and data manually.
AI integration & architecture
Integrate AI with CRM, ERP, Microsoft 365, documents, telephony, and APIs while preserving security and operations.

01
AI integration connects models and applications with the data, identity, and systems where work actually happens. CodeXaureus uses APIs, events, and secure data access without replacing core systems unnecessarily.
For IT and business owners connecting AI to CRM, ERP, helpdesk, documents, or internal APIs while preserving system ownership and access control.
02
The model produces results, but employees still move context and data manually.
Sources, permissions, and data quality are not ready for dependable operations.
No decision defines which system owns data, status, and approvals.
03
Add AI without unnecessarily replacing CRM, ERP, or helpdesk platforms.
Roles, data minimisation, and interfaces limit which information is available.
Results and status reach the system where work continues.
Versioned interfaces, tests, and observability reduce operational dependencies.
Scope
Specific enough for a sound decision and bounded enough for dependable delivery.
Sources, interfaces, flows, identities, permissions, and constraints.
APIs, webhooks, queues, retrieval, secrets, tenancy, and controlled tool calls.
Load tests, fallbacks, monitoring, cost limits, versioning, and rollout.
05
Document sources, authoritative systems, roles, events, and data flows.
Specify APIs, data models, failure cases, and service boundaries.
Start with one bounded flow and test real load and exceptions.
Establish monitoring, retries, fallbacks, and incident owners.
06
Depending on requirements, we design EU cloud, private, or near-on-premise architectures. Data minimisation, purpose limitation, access control, and logs follow the full data flow.
Common questions
Map the workflow, sources, identities, and desired actions first. Then build an integration layer using existing APIs, events, or secure adapters so core systems can remain stable.
Often, yes. A separate orchestration layer can read data, return results, and control approval while existing systems remain authoritative. Stable interfaces and bounded permissions are essential.
Typical systems include CRM, ERP, helpdesk, Microsoft 365, document stores, websites, telephony, and internal APIs. Feasibility depends on interfaces, data formats, and security requirements.
Through model routing, caching, context limits, volume controls, and cost monitoring. Cost per successful task is measured during the pilot and treated as a production metric.
Connect the systems
We assess interfaces, data flows, and operating requirements and outline a bounded integration path.