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A practical buyer's guide for founders: what to ask, what to verify, and how to tell a partner that runs your operation from a vendor that ships a slide deck.
There's a bill your business pays every month that never arrives as a bill. Here's what a managed role costs, what you actually get for it, and how to work out whether the numbers favour you — including when they don't.
Read full article →European law says a conversational system must tell people it isn't human. A client's brand guidelines said never sound technical with patients. Both rules were correct. Here's how we resolved it — and what the AI Act actually asks of an ordinary business.
Read full article →Client intake, document triage, deadline chasing: the most automatable work in a law firm is also the most confidential. Here's how self-hosted legal AI agents handle it without privileged files ever leaving your infrastructure.
Read full article →If the job is follow-up, bookings and inbox triage, you're choosing between a virtual assistant and an AI agent. Here's the honest comparison — cost, hours, consistency, data security, and when a human is still the right hire.
Read full article →Clinics want less admin, not more risk. Here's how self-hosted AI agents automate scheduling, intake, and follow-ups while keeping patient data HIPAA- and GDPR-compliant.
Read full article →Make.com and Zapier both connect apps. But for AI agents — systems that decide, remember, and act on their own — architectural differences matter more than brand.
Read full article →The worry is legitimate. Here's what actually happens to customer data in a typical AI tool, what GDPR requires of a small business, and how you can automate without your data ever leaving the building.
Read full article →A chatbot waits to be asked. An AI agent acts on its own. Here are the technical and operational differences — and when it's worth moving from one to the other.
Read full article →An AI agent is software that takes over a task and does it on its own. Here's what that actually means for a small business — in plain English, with real examples.
Read full article →Real-world AI agent examples for businesses with 5–30 people — the actual jobs small businesses are handing to agents right now, grouped by the work they take over.
Read full article →A practical buyer's guide for founders: what to ask, what to verify, and how to tell a partner that runs your operation from a vendor that ships a slide deck.
Read full article →Most business tools die in the first week. An agent that lives inside WhatsApp never has to compete for attention — it's already where the work happens.
Read full article →re:solved was born as a software company. Today we're announcing the end of one era and the dawn of another — in the same breath.
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