Company directories · AI development
Use this list to separate documented AI delivery from a general software firm with an AI label. An AI service page is not the same thing as a production deployment.
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Ask Peter to review this shortlistSoftware company with public automation, startup platform, logistics, and digital-care projects that include applied AI components.
Kiksasa AI startup support platform · Kiksasa ↗
Scope Software-stack management for startups and experts
Software engineering company with public AI work in multimodal content pipelines and neurohealth assessment, plus broader platform development.
AI product company with public case studies across document extraction, insurance, manufacturing, medical research, mobility, and retail systems.
Intelligent document extraction for insurance ↗
Scope Insurer and broker data collection
Enterprise conversational AI company with public portfolio entries for agent assistance, onboarding, insurance, healthcare, and energy applications.
GenAI FAQ assistant for insurance ↗
Scope Compliant FAQ support built on LivePerson
AI-first development company with public examples across monitoring, logistics, computer vision, knowledge systems, drug research, and telemedicine.
Digital product consultancy with public AI and healthcare product examples alongside a broad custom software portfolio.
Senior US engineering consultancy with public work using production AI agents in healthcare and financial modeling, alongside platform modernization.
Production healthcare AI agents · One Health Link ↗
Scope Patient scheduling and referral agents; outcome figures are vendor claims
No companies in this curated directory match those filters. That does not mean no suitable company exists in the market.
The approved projects here include conversational systems, document workflows, and automation. Prototype versus production remains unknown unless the source says so. Do not treat a demo as operations.
Ask about data access, evaluation, failure handling, latency and cost constraints, security, and monitoring ownership. Geography is not evidence of affordability, and this directory does not publish invented benchmarks.
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