Question 1

What are AI agents and how are they different from chatbots?

Accepted Answer

Chatbots answer questions. AI agents take actions. Our agents research leads, send emails, monitor systems, generate reports, and execute multi-step workflows autonomously. For example, a sales automation system might have 3 agents: one researches prospects, one crafts personalized messages, and one monitors responses. They work together to complete the full workflow.

Question 2

What is multi-agent orchestration?

Accepted Answer

Multi-agent orchestration means coordinating 3-6 specialized agents to work together on complex workflows. Each agent has specific expertise (research, outreach, monitoring, analysis) and they coordinate through state management and handoffs. Think of it like a team where each member has a specific role, but they collaborate to achieve a common goal.

Question 3

What workflows can you automate with agents?

Accepted Answer

We focus on three main areas: Sales & GTM (lead research, outreach, follow-up), Operations (data enrichment, report generation, system monitoring), and Research & Intelligence (competitive monitoring, market research, trend tracking). If your team spends significant time on repetitive high-value workflows, agents can likely automate 60-80% of that work.

Question 4

How reliable are AI agents in production?

Accepted Answer

Our agent systems achieve 95%+ success rates in production. We achieve this through fallback strategies (multiple LLM providers), human-in-the-loop approval gates where needed, comprehensive error handling, and continuous monitoring. We design for production reliability, not just demos.

Question 5

How do you guarantee our data never leaves our infrastructure?

Accepted Answer

Three ways: Architecturally, all processing happens in your cloud account using your compute resources. From a network perspective, we do not create any outbound connections to external services (except if you explicitly want integrations). Contractually, we put this in writing in the Statement of Work. You can audit the deployed code and network traffic to verify.

Question 6

What about LLM models? Don't they require API calls to OpenAI?

Accepted Answer

No. We deploy LLM models directly to your infrastructure. We can use Azure OpenAI Service within your own Azure tenant, so the data never leaves your environment. Alternatively, we can deploy open-source models (Llama, Mistral, etc.) entirely on your infrastructure with no external API calls whatsoever.

Question 7

Is this compliant with GDPR, KVKK, and other data regulations?

Accepted Answer

Since all data stays on your infrastructure under your control, YOU maintain compliance, not us. This is actually the key benefit: you do not have to trust a SaaS vendor with your sensitive data. You process everything in your own environment under your own data processing agreements.

Question 8

What data do YOU (CCB) have access to?

Accepted Answer

During deployment: we see sample or test data to build and validate the solution. After deployment: zero. We do not collect, store, or process your production data. The system runs entirely on your infrastructure. If you want us to provide ongoing support, we would need limited read-only access to logs for troubleshooting, but never to your actual data.

Question 9

How long does it take to build an agent system?

Accepted Answer

Typical timeline is 4-8 weeks from kickoff to production deployment. We offer Discovery PoCs in 1-2 weeks for low-risk evaluation. The timeline depends on complexity (how many agents, how many integrations) but our productized foundation lets us deliver much faster than building from scratch.

Question 10

What's the development process?

Accepted Answer

Week 1-2: Discovery and requirements gathering. We understand your workflows, identify automation opportunities, and design the agent architecture. Week 3-6: Development with regular demos. You see progress weekly. Week 7-8: Deployment to your infrastructure, testing, and validation. Week 9+: Handoff, training, and optional ongoing support.

Question 11

How much does an agent system cost?

Accepted Answer

Discovery PoCs start around $2,500-$5,000 for 1-2 weeks. Full agent systems typically range from $25,000-$80,000 depending on complexity (number of agents, integrations, workflows). You pay for development and deployment, then optionally for ongoing iteration. No recurring SaaS fees. You own the code and infrastructure.

Question 12

How do you measure ROI for workflow automation?

Accepted Answer

Time savings: If agents automate 60-80% of repetitive work, calculate hours saved per week times hourly cost. Risk reduction: Catching issues faster (anomalies, missed leads) has measurable value. Scalability: Automating workflows lets you scale without hiring proportionally. We help you calculate realistic ROI based on your actual workflows and team costs.

Question 13

What technologies do you use for agent systems?

Accepted Answer

LangChain and LangGraph for agent orchestration. Python for core development. Cloud-native services (Lambda, Cloud Functions, Azure Functions) for deployment. Redis or DynamoDB for state management. Postgres or similar for data storage. We deploy to AWS Bedrock, GCP Vertex AI, or Azure OpenAI for LLM models, all within your infrastructure.

Question 14

Where are agents deployed?

Accepted Answer

Entirely on your infrastructure: your AWS account, GCP project, or Azure subscription. All code, data processing, and AI models run in your environment. Your data never leaves your infrastructure. You own and control everything. We deploy the solution, but you maintain full ownership and access.

Question 15

Can you integrate with our existing systems?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Agent systems typically need to integrate with your CRM, email, Slack/Teams, databases, and internal APIs. We have experience integrating with Salesforce, HubSpot, Microsoft Teams, Slack, Postgres, MySQL, MongoDB, and custom REST/GraphQL APIs. Integration requirements are defined during discovery.

Question 16

Do you use open-source or proprietary tools?

Accepted Answer

Primarily open-source: Python libraries, open-source LLMs (if you prefer), standard databases, and similar tools. This avoids vendor lock-in and licensing costs. For cloud services, we use whatever your cloud provider offers. We do not introduce proprietary tools that require ongoing licensing from third parties.

Question 17

What if we want to modify the solution later?

Accepted Answer

You own the code. We provide full documentation and can train your team. You can modify it yourself, hire another developer, or continue working with us. We design solutions to be maintainable and extensible, not black boxes.

Question 18

How do we get started?

Accepted Answer

The process typically follows these steps:

• Schedule a free consultation where we discuss your needs, infrastructure, and requirements
• We show you relevant case studies and explain how a similar approach would work for your situation
• If it makes sense, we conduct a paid discovery phase (1 to 2 weeks) to deeply understand your specific needs
• We provide a detailed Statement of Work with timeline, costs, and deliverables
• If you approve, we start development

The entire sales process is transparent and focused on finding the right fit.

Question 19

Who is a good fit for agent workflow automation?

Accepted Answer

B2B companies with 50-500 employees who have high-value repetitive workflows in sales, operations, or research. You likely need agents if: your team spends hours on repetitive tasks, off-the-shelf tools do not fit your specific workflow, you are hiring for ops/sales roles to scale, or you have unique processes that need custom automation.

Question 20

How do we get started?

Accepted Answer

Step 1: Schedule a free consultation to discuss your workflows and needs. Step 2: We show you case studies and explain how agents would work for you. Step 3: If it makes sense, we do a paid Discovery PoC (1-2 weeks, $2,500-$5,000). Step 4: We provide a detailed proposal with timeline and costs. Step 5: If approved, we start development.

Question 21

Can we see your work in action?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Check our case studies page for detailed examples of multi-cloud cost intelligence and therapeutic AI systems. Both are production agent systems deployed to client infrastructure. We can walk through the architecture, show how the agents coordinate, and discuss how similar patterns would apply to your use case.

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