AI Services

Artificial intelligence, put to work

Not demonstrations. Systems running inside your company that save you hours every week and pay for themselves.

AI has stopped being a conference topic. It has become a cost gap. Two comparable companies, same market, same headcount: the one that automated its prospecting, its quotes and its content production moves three times faster — on the same budget.

MAVECO does not sell technology. We start from what costs you time or money today, we quantify the gain, and we only build what pays.

How we work

Four rules we never bend

We start from the problem, never from the tool

No engagement begins with "you need AI". It begins with: where do your hours go, and what do they cost?

You stay the owner

The code, the data, the accounts: all yours. No system we build locks you into MAVECO.

Your data is not used to train models

We configure the services we deploy to exclude your data from any training. It is verifiable, and we show you where.

We measure before, we measure after

Hours saved, error rate, response time. If the number does not move, the project did not work — and we say so.

AI Library

Six books to learn AI like a craft

Six books, written in French, eight belts: from accessing your first AI model to governing AI in an organization, one piece at a time and in the right order.

What these books teach, we apply on client engagements: the same methods, the same safeguards, the same before-and-after measurement.

  • Cover of the book “Bases de l'intelligence artificielle”, volume 1 of 6 of Pierre Vinet’s Bibliothèque IA, on a dark background with the accent color indigo
  • Cover of the book “Fonctionnalités et capacités des modèles IA”, volume 2 of 6 of Pierre Vinet’s Bibliothèque IA, on a dark background with the accent color orange
  • Cover of the book “Personnaliser les connaissances d'une IA”, volume 3 of 6 of Pierre Vinet’s Bibliothèque IA, on a dark background with the accent color teal
  • Cover of the book “Composantes de l'écosystème IA”, volume 4 of 6 of Pierre Vinet’s Bibliothèque IA, on a dark background with the accent color amber
  • Cover of the book “Agents et flux de travail IA”, volume 5 of 6 of Pierre Vinet’s Bibliothèque IA, on a dark background with the accent color violet
  • Cover of the book “Assembler, utiliser et encadrer l'IA”, volume 6 of 6 of Pierre Vinet’s Bibliothèque IA, on a dark background with the accent color sky blue

Where do you start?

With a thirty-minute conversation. Tell us what is costing you time — we will tell you straight whether automation is worth it, and what it would return.