AI solutions

Less repetitive work, more time for customers and projects.

Danbwa can help your teams file documents, find information, prepare replies, track cases, follow up at the right time and update software without unnecessary re-entry.

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Understand

Agentic AI, in practice

An AI agent is a system able to use tools, consult your documents and chain actions to achieve an objective. Its autonomy is configured with the client according to their needs, rules and risk exposure.

Receive an objective and operating framework

The assignment, scope, accessible data and success criteria are defined with the client.

Use authorised tools

The agent accesses only the applications, functions and credentials intended for its role.

Analyse useful information

It consults authorised documents and databases, then structures the elements required for action.

Act at the configured autonomy level

It executes permitted actions autonomously and requests approval only at agreed thresholds.

Automate durable processes

Recurring tasks are scheduled, monitored and restarted according to defined rules.

Orchestrate specialised agents

It can distribute subtasks among several agents and consolidate their results within one process.

Autonomy defined with the client

The goal is to automate as much as possible within a controlled, observable and adjustable framework.

Authorised scope

Tools, data, actions, schedules, volumes and recipients are configured according to the agent’s role.

Risk-based validation

The client chooses what runs automatically, what requires approval and what remains prohibited.

Security and traceability

Logging, alerts, consumption limits, stop mechanisms and recovery procedures are defined from the outset.

Agentic infrastructure

Agentic infrastructure that keeps working

ChatGPT, Claude and other hosted services already provide advanced assistance and automation. Danbwa complements these capabilities with an operational layer tailored to the organisation: continuous execution, business integrations, durable memory, scheduling, security rules and control of the runtime environment.

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Hosted AI services

Rapid access to assistants and automations operated by their publisher.

  • Capabilities and connectors depend on the subscribed offer.
  • Automations run within the service environment.
  • Models belong to the publisher’s ecosystem.
  • Memory and workspaces are managed by the platform.
  • Service governance and evolution are driven by the publisher.
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Operated agentic infrastructure

An operational environment configured for your processes and desired level of control.

  • Custom business tools and integrations.
  • Scheduled or event-triggered jobs on dedicated or controlled infrastructure.
  • Selectable and replaceable cloud or local models.
  • Memory, skills and profiles configured for the organisation.
  • Permissions, logs, limits, maintenance and continuity defined with the client.
Current reference architecture

Hermes Agent, an open and extensible engine

Hermes turns an AI model into a persistent, connected and manageable digital operator integrated into the client’s processes.

Continuous service on secure infrastructure

The gateway, scheduled jobs and triggers run on a VPS or dedicated environment according to the agreed service level.

Interchangeable models

Cloud and local models can be selected for each task, with configurable fallback mechanisms.

Durable memory and skills

Useful knowledge, preferences and reusable procedures can persist across sessions.

Tools and business integrations

Files, systems, browsers, messaging, APIs, MCP and internal applications can be connected in one process.

Multi-channel access

The same agentic environment can be reached through Telegram, WhatsApp, Slack, Discord, email, web or terminal.

Orchestration and isolation

Multiple agents, profiles, teams or projects can be separated and coordinated according to defined rights.

Open by design

Hermes is our current reference architecture, not a mandatory dependency. Depending on the context, Danbwa may use OpenClaw, a future compatible engine, specific components or a combination of solutions.

What Danbwa operates

Architecture, integrations, permissions, memory, updates, continuity, controls and the system’s evolution.

An architecture aligned with your organisation

Agents, tools and exchanges can be structured by user, team, department, role, client or project, with access levels defined with you.

Private conversations

An individual exchange governed by defined roles; administrative access and logging are documented with the client.

Shared spaces

A team, department or project works with the same agents and the same knowledge base.

Isolated environments

A client, a site or a sensitive file has its own partitioned space, with no mixing with the rest of the organisation.

Budget

Managing costs, not enduring them

AI has a real cost: model calls, infrastructure, administration time. Danbwa puts in place a strategy to manage it rather than discover it on the invoice.

Budgets set in advance

A consumption cap per team or per use, set together with you.

Usage tracking

Visibility on what is used, by whom, and for which tasks.

Premium models reserved for tasks that justify them

Complex or sensitive cases; the rest runs on more economical models.

Local models where relevant

No API cost, but a real cost in hardware, electricity and administration — we tell you this plainly.

Fallback mechanisms

If a provider is unavailable or briefly too costly, another model takes over.

Less dependence on a single provider

For the continuity of your business, not just for price.

Budgets, models and fallback mechanisms are sized after analysing your volumes, priorities and expected service level.

Resilience

Staying operational, even with limited connectivity

In French Guiana, the Caribbean and parts of South America, internet connectivity is not always guaranteed. Our architectures account for this from the design stage.

Automatic switch between providers

In case a cloud service becomes unavailable.

Local models as a fallback

For essential tasks, even offline or with degraded connectivity.

Queuing and deferred synchronisation

Tasks resume as soon as the connection returns, without losing work.

Clear documentation of limits

You know what works in degraded mode and what does not.

Local and private AI: taking back control of your data

Running a model on infrastructure you control changes the nature of your relationship with your data.

Data kept on controlled infrastructure

On your premises, or with a host chosen together with you.

No permanent dependence on the cloud

Useful in case of outages or unstable connections.

Better control of sensitive information

Administrative, technical, contractual or other information that requires restricted access.

Hybrid architecture

A local model for everyday or sensitive tasks, a cloud model for occasional, more demanding ones.

Freedom to change model or provider

Your data and processes are not locked into a single solution.

Access rules, isolation, encryption, logging and recovery procedures are defined with the client according to process sensitivity.

Precise vocabulary

Customization and training: precise words for different realities

We use these terms precisely, because they cover very different realities in cost, duration and effect.

User training

Teaching your teams to use the agents and phrase their requests.

Document base

Gathering and organising your documents so an agent can refer to them.

RAG (retrieval-augmented generation)

The agent looks up relevant information in your documents before answering, rather than improvising.

Business skills and procedures

Precise instructions given to the agent so it follows your working methods.

Evaluation of results

Checking, with concrete cases, that the agent responds correctly before a wider rollout.

Fine-tuning

A targeted adjustment of an existing model on your data, for specific use cases.

Full model training

Building a model from scratch. A heavy undertaking, distinct from everything above, which we do not offer as a standard service.

Which task costs you time every week?

Simply describe what your teams have to find, file, copy, check or follow up. Together we will identify one useful first improvement.

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