Software built for an imagined customer fits nobody.
The useful problems only show up in real work: the exception nobody wrote down, the approval that goes through a person, the report someone quietly rebuilds by hand every month. So we build inside real organizations, with people who’ll tell us when something isn’t right while it’s still cheap to change.
Four ways in.
Bring your projects
Specific AI for construction already runs 14 workflows at Viya Constructions. As a partner, you’d fit those to your own templates, rates and payment stages, and shape the next ones: estimating, purchasing, subcontractor payments, site reporting.
Bring your checklists and review steps
Specific AI for finance is in pilot on tax returns, reconciliations and financial statement reviews. Accounting firms and finance teams can build in their own checklists, evidence requirements and approval steps, and decide which work comes next.
Bring work we haven’t built for yet
If your industry runs on repeated, document-heavy work that waits for a few experts, such as engineering reviews, compliance checks, proposals or service operations, we can build Bleno for it with you, starting from your own methods.
Bring the things you wish someone noticed sooner
Unbilled work, approaching deadlines, repeated faults, quotes nobody followed up. We build agents for your business that watch for these and tell the right person, within limits you set.
Not every partner brings a workflow of their own.
Domain experts
Bring deep understanding of the work, its exceptions and the judgment it takes.
Implementation partners
Deploy Specific AI workflows and support adoption.
Technology partners
Connect the systems, data, models and tools the work needs.
Partner around a domain or a workflow. The unit of collaboration is a real organizational problem, not a generic AI pitch.
Five steps. You can stop after any of them.
- 01 Fit conversation We talk about the work you have in mind and whether it’s a good fit for Specific AI. Many conversations end here, and that’s fine.
- 02 Choose the first workflows We pick one to three pieces of work together: repeated, checkable, with the documents available, and someone who owns the result.
- 03 Build around your method We sit with the people who do the work best, write down how they do it, and build it into Bleno, connected to your systems.
- 04 Run it on real work Your team uses it on live work. Every two weeks we go through what broke, what was awkward and what you’d change, and you see those changes in the product.
- 05 Decide together What to build next, what to change, and how to continue. Nothing is assumed.
What you can expect from us.
Commercial terms are agreed with each partner, in writing, before work starts. Your first workflow follows the same rule as every Bleno engagement: you only pay if it works.
Three things, and all of them are time.
Real work, not a trial run
Something the business depends on, used by the people who actually do it.
One decision-maker, regularly
One person with the authority to make calls, available about an hour every two weeks.
Honest reactions, quickly
When something’s wrong, tell us that day, not at the end of the quarter.
Going early is worth it for some organizations, not all.
- You have work that matters and a person willing to own it
- You’d rather shape a tool than wait for one that nearly fits
- You’re comfortable telling us when something isn’t good enough
- Your industry has work that waits for the same few experts
- You need something finished and unchanging from day one
- Nobody can give it an hour every two weeks
- You’d rather buy once the product is mature. That’s fine, and we’ll be glad to talk then.