Features inside the screens people use
Drafting, extraction, search and speech or image understanding built into your own app, with outputs your interface can trust.
Discuss it with usWe build OpenAI models into the software you already run, such as your SaaS product, app, CRM or internal tools: drafting, summarising, document extraction, search over your own knowledge and assistants that call your APIs. Not a chat window bolted on the side.
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What we deliver
Most of the work is not the API call. It is the prompts, the retrieval of the right context, structured outputs your code can trust, tests that catch a bad answer before a user does, and the cost and rate-limit controls that keep a feature affordable at scale. That is what we build and hand over.
If you need a customer-facing chatbot on your website or WhatsApp, possibly on a mix of models, see our AI chatbot development service. This page is about putting OpenAI capabilities inside your own products and workflows, through the OpenAI API directly or Azure OpenAI when your data must stay in a particular region.
Drafting, extraction, search and speech or image understanding built into your own app, with outputs your interface can trust.
Discuss it with usDraft, rewrite, summarise, translate and classify inside your app's own screens, with prompts versioned in code and outputs your interface can display safely.
Turn emails, PDFs, forms and scanned documents into JSON that matches your schema, with validation, and send low-confidence results to a person for review.
Embeddings and a vector index over your documents, help centre or database (RAG), so answers quote your own sources and link back to them.
Transcribe calls and meetings, read screenshots, photos and diagrams, and generate speech where the use case needs it, using OpenAI's audio and vision models.
Assistants for customers or staff that answer from your content and take actions through your own APIs, behind your own sign-in.
Discuss it with usFunction calling lets the model look up an order, create a ticket or update a record through your own APIs, with permissions checked by your backend, not the model.
Assistants for HR, IT, sales and operations inside Slack, Teams or your intranet, answering from SOPs and policies, with sign-in through your existing identity provider.
For teams already on ChatGPT's business plans, we build custom GPTs with instructions, knowledge files and actions that connect to your systems.
Every prompt or model change is tested on real examples, and spend is tracked per feature so the monthly bill stays predictable.
Discuss it with usA test set of real inputs and expected answers runs on every prompt or model change, alongside moderation, input checks and limits on what the model may do.
Caching, routing between larger and smaller models, token budgets and dashboards for usage, errors and spend per feature or per customer.
which approach fits
Most features need good prompts, the right context and structured outputs, not a custom model. We start there and add retrieval, actions or fine-tuning only when the task calls for it.
Draft, rewrite or summarise inside your app
what it needs: The text on the user's screen
we build: A GPT feature with versioned prompts and output your interface can display safely
Pull fields out of emails, PDFs and forms
what it needs: Sample documents and the fields you need
we build: Structured outputs that match your schema, with low-confidence results sent to a person
What structured output meansAnswer questions from your own documents
what it needs: Your help centre, policies or knowledge base
we build: Embeddings and retrieval (RAG), with answers that cite and link their sources
RAG vs fine-tuningLet users look up or change records by asking
what it needs: Your APIs, with permission checks on your backend
we build: An assistant using function calling, where your backend, not the model, decides what is allowed
AI agent developmentGive staff ChatGPT that knows your company
what it needs: A ChatGPT business plan and your SOPs and policies
we build: Custom GPTs with your instructions, knowledge files and actions
Keep one format or style across thousands of outputs
what it needs: Hundreds of good examples
we build: Fine-tuning, once prompts and retrieval have been tried
Model training & fine-tuningShow an exact value, such as an order status or a price
what it needs: Your database
we build: A normal query or API call. No model needed, and we will tell you so.
Why it matters
ChatGPT & OpenAI Integration is planned around these outcomes, measured against a baseline we agree with you up front.
Discuss your projectFeatures sit in the screens and workflows people use every day, rather than in a separate tool they have to remember to open.
Retrieval and citations tie responses to your own documents and records, which makes them easier to check and to trust.
Token budgets, caching and the right model for each task keep the monthly API bill predictable as usage grows.
Prompts, evaluation sets, integration code and documentation are handed over, running on your own OpenAI or Azure account.
How we work
A clear five-step process, so you always know what happens next and what you will get.
Every project starts with a free, no-obligation consultation.
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We look at your product and workflows and choose one or two features where an OpenAI model saves time or adds something users value.
you get feature shortlist · success measure · fixed quote
we need a walkthrough of the product or workflow · sample documents or questions · one decision-maker
A quick prototype runs on a sample of your real documents or questions, so we can see quality and cost per request before committing to a build.
you get working prototype · quality and cost per request · go / no-go
we need a sample of real inputs · an openai or azure account
We build the backend service, prompts, retrieval and API connections, and wire the feature into your app, CRM or internal tools.
you get backend service · versioned prompts · integrations
we need access to your apis and a test environment · sign-off at each milestone
Outputs are scored against an agreed set of examples, and edge cases, misuse and failure handling are tested before release.
you get evaluation set · test report · failure handling
we need examples with the answers you expect
We release to a small group first, watch usage, cost and feedback, then roll out and keep prompts and models current as OpenAI ships new versions.
you get usage and cost dashboard · prompt updates · model upgrades
we need feedback from your first users
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Security & control
Before anything is sent to a model, we agree with you which data leaves your systems, where it is processed and how long it is kept.
Ask us about securityBy default, OpenAI does not train its models on data sent through its API. We check the current terms and retention settings for your account before go-live.
Where data must stay in a region, we use Azure OpenAI deployments in that region and keep your vector index and logs in the same place.
Personal and sensitive fields are removed or masked before a prompt is built, so the model only sees what the task needs.
Retrieval respects each user's permissions, so an assistant never answers from a document the person asking could not open. API keys stay on the server, never in an app.
FAQ
Straight answers to what buyers ask us most. Can't find what you need?
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Ask us directlyChatGPT integration puts OpenAI models inside your own product or internal tools: a summarise button, document extraction, search over your help centre, or an assistant that updates records through your API. An AI chatbot is a customer-facing conversation on your website, WhatsApp or app, often on a mix of models and with handover to a person. We build both.
See AI chatbot developmentWe choose per task: a larger GPT model where reasoning quality matters, a smaller and cheaper one for classification and extraction, embedding models for search, and speech or vision models where needed. Models sit behind one service layer, so they can be swapped as OpenAI releases new versions. If another provider suits a task better, we will tell you.
Sometimes, but rarely first. Most projects reach the quality they need with good prompts, retrieval over your own data and structured outputs. Fine-tuning helps when you need a consistent format or style across many cases and have enough good examples to train on.
RAG vs fine-tuningIt depends on the number of features, how many systems we connect to, how much content needs indexing, your security and compliance needs and how much testing the use case requires. OpenAI usage is billed separately to your own account, and we estimate it per request during the prototype.
Estimate your AI project costA simple feature can be prototyped within days. Taking one feature, such as summaries or document extraction, to production with tests usually takes a few weeks. An internal assistant with retrieval over several sources and API actions takes longer. You get a timeline after a scoping call.
Data sent through the OpenAI API is not used to train OpenAI's models by default, and we confirm the retention terms for your account. We send only the fields a task needs, mask personal data where possible and use Azure OpenAI in your chosen region when data residency matters.
You do. On completion and final payment, the integration code, prompts, evaluation sets and documentation we build for you are handed over, as set out in the contract. OpenAI's models stay under OpenAI's terms, and everything runs on your own OpenAI or Azure account, so you are not locked in to us.
The OpenAI API is the quickest to set up and usually gets new models and features sooner. Azure OpenAI runs the same model families inside Azure, in a region you choose, under your Azure agreement, networking and sign-in. It suits companies already on Azure or with data residency rules. We can build so that switching between the two is a configuration change.
Yes. Model calls sit behind one service layer in your code, and the evaluation set lets us compare GPT with Claude, Gemini or an open model such as Llama on your own examples before anything changes. If another model is better or cheaper for a task, switching is a contained change, not a rebuild.
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