Rafid, our first model, is live
FirModel is a platform for AI systems we call models. Each model takes on a whole part of the work for a company or an individual, from the first message to the last record, while you keep every decision that matters.
Not a chatbot, and not one more tool. A model is a complete system that does a whole job.
A model doesn't help with one step. It carries a full part of the work, from the first message to the last record, and keeps every record along the way.
Every action a model can take has its own switch, and anything commercial happens only with your permission.
Our first model was built inside a working trading company and run through more than 1,600 end-to-end scenarios before it was offered to anyone.
Rafid is live today. Execution and Finance are designed and on the way.
Live
Rafid is the AI sourcing and quotation model for trading and supply companies: from the customer's request to a priced quotation on your letterhead.
Coming soon
Purchase orders, shipping and tracking, delivery documents, and an alert before your company papers expire.
Coming soon
Collections, the real profit on every deal, and a draft annual financial pack for your accountant.
Trading, supply and service companies hand a whole part of their operation to a model, and keep their people on the work that needs them.
A trader, an agent or a consultant working alone gets a system that would usually take a full team, and works at its pace.
The same principles in every model we make.
Each company's data is isolated from every other company's, enforced in the database itself.
Every action has its own switch, and commercial decisions need your permission.
AI can make mistakes, so our models show their sources and evidence before anything goes out.
Our models read and write business correspondence in both languages, and the full English interface comes with launch. Part numbers, brands and names stay exactly as they are.
Every error found goes back to be fixed and tested again before a model is released.
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