Silvant / What we build
Custom AI software your employees can use themselves.
Silvant builds workspaces where employees give instructions, add their expertise and set up recurring work. We develop the process logic and integrations behind them. Your team does not need technical knowledge to use the system.
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Periodic management reporting
Execution & exceptions
Sources reconciled · returns correction applied
Approved version distributed to management and archived with source references.
Approved and publishedOne entity has not provided complete returns data
Missing records requested. Publication remains blocked until the check passes.
Awaiting source dataIllustration of a possible implementation, not a live client system.
Discrepancies explained, reporting prepared and a reusable analysis created by the controller.
What we develop for the work
- Workspaces for delegation
- Employees describe an instruction, select relevant sources, add agreements and follow execution. They can redirect the work and reuse a successful approach.
- Workflow and approval software
- The steps, deadlines, roles and conditions that determine how work moves through the business. A checked purchase request, for example, can go to the correct budget owner.
- Analysis built on expertise
- A controller investigates margins; a buyer compares suppliers. They ask questions about available data and set up reporting using their own criteria.
- Connections to your systems
- Software that makes data and actions in existing applications available. Silvant validates changes, monitors execution and handles errors.
AI for interpretation. Fixed logic where it fits.
Calculations, access rules and mandatory checks are made predictable. An agent can interpret documents, classify messages or investigate exceptions. Separating these responsibilities makes the system easier to test and avoids unnecessary model costs.
No technical building skills required
We design the interface with the people using it. They think in customers, cases and agreements, not APIs or agents. We practise their instructions and test whether they can create new applications themselves. We configure additional system access or complex functions.
Delivery and ownership
We agree where the software runs, how access and maintenance work, and which documentation and handover are required. Source code, usage rights, external services and recurring costs are part of the agreement, so you understand how the solution will be maintained.
A controller turns a question into a recurring analysis.
The controller asks why margins are falling for a customer group. They explain which one-off costs should be considered separately. The agent system examines transactions and orders and shows its sources. The controller schedules the same analysis monthly without writing a query or integration.
Explore execution, system access and exceptions
- Systems involved
- Accounting · ERP · CRM · Reporting
- How the work happens today
- Figures are exported from several applications and reconciled in spreadsheets. Each follow-up question requires another round of gathering and validating data.
- What the software executes
- The workflow retrieves data at an agreed point and checks completeness and reconciliation. Conventional software calculates totals. An agent investigates notable differences through underlying orders or transactions and writes commentary with source references. The report then follows the agreed review and publication steps.
- What the employee does
- The controller asks why margins are falling for a customer group. They explain which one-off costs should be considered separately. The agent system examines transactions and orders and shows its sources. The controller schedules the same analysis monthly without writing a query or integration.
- Limits and recovery
- Missing source records block publication rather than being treated as zero. An agent must not present an unsupported explanation as fact. Your team reviews interpretations and remains responsible for financial and commercial decisions.
- What Silvant builds
- Silvant builds source integrations, fixed calculations, definition checks and the review and publication process. The controller can investigate their own questions and set up recurring analyses using those data and calculation rules.
Periodic management reporting
Execution & exceptions
Sources reconciled · returns correction applied
Approved version distributed to management and archived with source references.
Approved and publishedOne entity has not provided complete returns data
Missing records requested. Publication remains blocked until the check passes.
Awaiting source dataIllustration of a possible implementation, not a live client system.
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Ask a question
The controller describes the discrepancy and relevant financial rules.
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Investigate the data
Fixed software calculates; agents look for explanations in underlying records.
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Review the evidence
The controller checks sources and conclusions before the report is shared.
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Reuse the analysis
The controller adds the analysis to periodic reporting.
Practical questions
When does custom development make sense?
When your combination of processes, systems and roles does not fit standard software well. We first assess what existing tools can do. Custom development addresses the missing capabilities rather than rebuilding everything you already have.
Does this always mean another app?
No. A system can mostly run in the background and place results in existing tools. We build a new interface when people need an overview, review step or action that does not fit there.
Can the software use a different model later?
We can separate model calls from the rest of the workflow and compare performance on test cases. A model switch still requires testing: AI output is not identical across providers.
Silvant · The next step
What would you like to change in your business?
Tell us what is getting stuck or what your team would like to do with AI. No technical specification needed.
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