AI software for the back office · Genoa
The work that repeats, done by software.
Invoices to transcribe, documents to check, files to close.
And a system that stops and asks, instead of guessing.
- invoices
- documents
- files
- checks
- supplier
- EXAMPLE LTD
- number and date
- 2026/1187 · 12 Sep 2026
- net amount
- 1,240.00
- vat rate
- 4% on the document, 22% on file
Which one holds? This one is not mine to decide.
The cost
The cost is not the task. It's how often it comes back.
And the wrong line turns up later: the accountant in March, customs three years on.
Regulation (EU) 952/2013, Article 103
What gets automated
The work that goes away, and where the system stops.
Six examples of processes that automate well. These are not jobs we have done: they are the kind of work we do. The system gets written around the process of whoever uses it, not the other way round.
- your paperwork
- the system
- back to you
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Supplier invoices
From the PDF into the system: supplier, number, date, net amount, VAT rates, line items.
when the rate on the document doesn't match the supplier's rate on file
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Delivery notes
Matches the delivery note against the order and books goods into stock.
when a quantity doesn't add up or an item code doesn't exist
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Bank reconciliation
Matches account movements to invoices and due dates.
when one lump payment covers several invoices ambiguously
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Contracts and dates
Extracts parties, subject, term, amounts and clauses, and warns before automatic renewal.
when a renewal clause allows two readings
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Expense claims
Checks receipts against company rules, line by line.
when a receipt is missing or an amount goes over the threshold
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Tenders
Checks that the bid meets the tender requirements, point by point.
when a requirement cannot be verified from the documents it has
Your process will be none of these. That is why we measure it first.
Abstention
You judge a system by what it does when it doesn't know.
- document
- reading
- your rules
- outcome
- question
A chatbot
Always answers. Never says what it rests on.
One of our systems
Stops. Asks for the missing fact, and writes why it matters.
We publish no accuracy percentage until development is closed: it would be the number of a version already superseded.
The measurement
We start by measuring, not by selling.
- 1Pick a process.
- 2We watch it work, with the people who run it.
- 3You get the verdict in writing. It stays yours even if you stop there.
Do the arithmetic now
Two numbers of your own, the rest is arithmetic.
- 1.4 hours
- a week
- 72.8 hours
- a year
- 9.1 days
- in eight-hour days
What your case costs, we don't know before measuring it.
The terms
Where your data ends up, and who owns the code.
- The data
- It stays in Europe. If needed, the system runs inside your company.
- The code
- It's yours. Sources and documentation on delivery.
- The workspace
- One per company, isolated. Your documents train nothing.
- The measurement
- Free, on one process. The verdict stays yours.
The boundaries
Four jobs we don't take.
- Chatbots to put on a website.
- Broken processes: they get fixed first, then we can talk.
- Work where nobody downstream can notice a mistake.
- Projects where we can't talk to the people doing the job.
We have no clients to name yet: we started just now. We will ask the first three companies to let us tell the story.
Who signs
Who does the work, and what he studied.
- Studies
- Master's in Robotics Engineering, University of Genoa.
- Research
- Since 2026 he leads safety research on agentic systems built on RAG and language models at DOPE Hubs. Subject: hallucinations.
- Role
- Founding member and board member of Firmamento Technologies Società Cooperativa, Genoa.
Our systems stop instead of guessing because that is the subject he works on every day.
The process you are thinking about, you will run again tomorrow.
Measuring it costs an hour of your time.
One process, free. I answer myself.
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