AI employees · managed or self-hosted

A virtual employee costs a fraction of a human one. But not €100 — and here is why.

AI agents built on your company's own policies, documents and processes — and wired into the tools your people already use. Managed, or self-hosted so nothing leaves your perimeter.

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Virtual HR online · answers in seconds
sample conversation
Will my English course be reimbursed?
Yes — language courses come out of the learning budget, up to €600 a year. You've used €180, so €420 is left.
Learning policy · your profile
And how many vacation days do I have left?
14 days, including 2 carried over from last year. Shall I draft the request?
Leave policy · your profile
company policies + employee profile · 24/7
Ready to deploy
Virtual HR
97.5%
of employee conversations closed without a human

Questions about policies, procedures and personal data — "will my training be reimbursed?", "what does my health insurance cover?" — answered by the HR Assistant, the first agent in the list below. Tested on real HR conversations — vacation days, salary reviews, insurance, training budgets — and ready to deploy.

Why the €100 "AI employee" doesn't work

01
It doesn't know your company

An off-the-shelf bot is trained on generic data. It has never seen your policies, your procedures or your people — so it guesses.

02
Data can't just be "dumped in"

Company knowledge has to be systematised, cleaned and structured before an agent can use it. That preparation is 80% of the work.

03
Without integrations it's a toy

Email, Telegram, CRM, your employee database — an agent that isn't wired into your systems is just a chat window.

04
Done right, it still wins

A properly built agent works 24/7, doesn't resign and scales by config. Over a year it costs several times less than a human hire.

AI Consulting

Don’t see your process here?

Many don’t. The six above are the processes I meet most often, not a full list. So we start with consulting: two or three weeks where I go through how your company actually works, find the steps where automation pays off and design a solution that fits them exactly — usually a custom agent or an integration, built the same way as the six above.

  • Which steps in your work a machine can take over today and which still need a person
  • What each one is worth now and once your volume doubles
  • A solution shaped around those steps, with a plan for building it

From call to production: 6–10 weeks

the full cycle →
1
Week 1
Diagnostics

What to automate, what it yields, what it costs. If it won't pay off — I say so.

2
Weeks 2–4
Data preparation

Systematising your policies and documents. 80% of the result lives here.

3
+1–2 weeks
Prototype

A working agent on your data, for you to break.

4
In parallel
Model benchmark

Local and cloud models on your own test cases: quality, price, privacy.

5
+2–4 weeks
Pilot

A limited user group, real metrics, hardening against misuse.

6
Ongoing
Production & support

Deployment, team training, SLA support, monthly metrics report.

Managed or self-hosted

Managed
Self-hosted
Where your data lives
My EU infrastructure model calls through the Claude API under a DPA
Never leaves your perimeter the model runs on your own hardware
GDPR posture
DPA with me and the model provider
Compliant by construction
Time to launch
Fastest
+2–3 weeks for deployment
Hardware
None needed
Mac mini M5 Pro, 64 GB ≈€3,100 one-time · runs a 27–32B local model
Running cost
≈€0.10 per HR dialog Claude Sonnet 5 tokens, up to 7 answers
Electricity a few euros a month
Pavlo Zhdanov
Product & engineering lead · 25+ years in digital

Pavlo Zhdanov

Architect and product lead behind every agent on this site. 25+ years in digital products — CTO at Bigmir, director of digital at SkyUp Airlines and partnership programs with Google, Skyscanner, Allegro.pl and ICQ that I negotiated and turned into revenue lines. Today I design, build and support AI agents personally, so the person you talk to is the one who builds it.

25+
years in digital products
7+
revenue partnerships: Google, Skyscanner, Allegro.pl — and ICQ, for anyone who remembers
5
years building ML pricing systems for airlines, in production
30 minutes, no obligations

Half an hour on your processes, then you decide.

No slides. You describe how the work runs today and I tell you straight whether automating it pays off.
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