Reduce time spent finding and drafting
Target the repetitive research, summarisation and first-draft work that consumes professional hours across legal, HR, service and operations teams.
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Move from AI experiments to governed, measurable Copilot and agent capability across Microsoft 365, Dynamics 365 and Power Platform.
Sales, service, field operations and customer data on a platform your teams will use, with the data quality that makes it dependable.
Apps, automation, portals and analytics delivered quickly, inside a platform model that keeps ownership and data boundaries under control.
Cloud platform, migration, integration, Microsoft Fabric analytics and the Microsoft security stack, designed as an operating model rather than a diagram.
Collaboration, content, intranet and employee experience with the information architecture and governance that keep them working.
Independent assessment, roadmapping and business-case support that turn ambition into a sequenced, fundable plan.
Solution, data, integration and security architecture with the decisions written down so the solution can be owned later.
Agile delivery, configuration, low-code development, migration and integration, released through a controlled path.
Functional, integration, acceptance, security and performance testing that produces artefacts you can review.
Stakeholder engagement, communication, training and adoption programmes measured by what people actually do.
Application support, platform administration, monitoring, incident management and a funded enhancement backlog.
Public and financial
Commercial and industrial
Who we are, how we work and how to join us.
Legal and standards
AI that works inside the business
Move from AI experiments to governed, measurable Copilot and agent capability across Microsoft 365, Dynamics 365 and Power Platform.
Most organisations do not struggle to switch AI on. They struggle to decide where it belongs, prove it is safe, and keep it useful after the launch week. Avanteria works from the business process backwards. We identify the decisions and documents where generative AI genuinely reduces effort, establish the data and permission model that makes answers trustworthy, and put governance in place before scale rather than after an incident. The result is a small number of AI capabilities that people actually use, supported by an operating model your risk and security teams can defend.
Business outcomes
Target the repetitive research, summarisation and first-draft work that consumes professional hours across legal, HR, service and operations teams.
Connect policies, procedures and case history to a retrieval layer that respects existing Microsoft 365 permissions, so answers are both correct and appropriately restricted.
Establish acceptable-use rules, human review points, logging and evaluation before rollout, rather than retrofitting controls under pressure.
Support champions, scenario libraries and usage analytics so value continues after the initial enthusiasm fades.
Capabilities
Structured evaluation of data estate, permission hygiene, licensing, security posture and candidate scenarios, scored on value and feasibility.
Tenant preparation, pilot design, scenario libraries, training and measurement for Microsoft 365 Copilot.
Purpose-built agents with grounded knowledge sources, tools, escalation paths and clear boundaries on what they may and may not answer.
Content curation, metadata design, chunking strategy and evaluation sets so grounded answers stay accurate as content changes.
Policy, review gates, risk classification, human-in-the-loop design, monitoring and incident response aligned to your existing governance forums.
Champion networks, scenario libraries, usage analytics and reinforcement planning that keeps capability in use.
Delivery approach
Evaluate data readiness, permissions, licensing and candidate scenarios against value and feasibility.
Curate content, review permissions, assign ownership and establish the governance position.
Build and evaluate with a cohort whose daily work matches the scenarios, measured against a baseline.
Extend to further scenarios with champions, enablement and a standing content backlog.
Monitor quality, review gaps weekly and maintain grounding sources on a fixed cadence.
Capabilities in detail
Tenant readiness, pilot design, scenario libraries and adoption measurement for Microsoft 365 Copilot.
Purpose-built conversational agents grounded on approved content, with explicit boundaries and escalation.
Autonomous and assisted agents that complete multi-step work with human review at the points that matter.
Policy, risk classification, human review design and monitoring that your risk function can defend.
A structured evaluation across data, permissions, licensing, governance and adoption, with a sequenced remediation plan.
Content curation, metadata design and retrieval engineering so grounded answers stay accurate as content changes.
Identifying and prioritising the scenarios where generative AI genuinely reduces effort, scored on value and feasibility.
Champion networks, scenario libraries, enablement and usage analytics that keep capability in use after launch.
Decision forums, approval gates, model inventory and assurance reporting for AI capability at scale.
Solution scenarios
A grounded assistant that answers policy, process and benefits questions from approved internal content, respecting existing permissions.
An agent that checks drafted policies and procedures against house style, mandatory clauses and approval requirements before they reach review.
A conversational front end for leave balances, requests and policy questions, working against the existing system of record.
Industry context
AI and Copilot
Generative AI answers are only as good as the content behind them. The preparation that determines quality happens before any licence is assigned.
AI and Copilot
When a grounded assistant gives a wrong answer, the model is usually working correctly. Where the fault actually lies, and how to find it.
AI and Copilot
The most important design decision in an AI agent is the boundary: what it must not attempt, and what happens when it reaches the edge.