CONTACT
SAIE runs on customer infrastructure. Every deployment conversation therefore moves from presentation to architecture, permissions and compliance. Tell us where you are, and we will state plainly what needs to be done and in what timeframe
WHAT TO EXPECT
HOW WE CAN START
Four paths for the situations in which organisations usually contact us. Selecting one sets the topic in the form below
We show a working ecosystem, not slides. A meeting for IT, security and business teams together — all three need to agree before a deployment can start
A limited pilot in your environment, run with the CDF methodology, with success and stop criteria agreed in advance. If it does not work, we stop and explain why
We respond to RFI and RFP and participate in technical dialogue. We identify which requirements we meet directly and which require clarification — without overpromising
A programme for integrators and consulting firms that want to run CDF deployments independently. Open and dedicated training for customer teams
AFTER SUBMISSION
A subject-matter expert replies and asks 2–3 questions that prepare us for the conversation
We establish your data, infrastructure and regulatory constraints
You receive a proposed path with scope and criteria, or a clear answer that SAIE is not what you need
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DIRECT CONTACT
Mon–Fri 9:00–17:00. Messages received outside these hours are handled on the next business day
office@allclouds.pl
+48 22 100 43 80
+48 605 500 000
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Write or call. From the first conversation, you deal with someone who designs deployments
Yes, if you need one. We can use your template or provide ours — mutual, without exclusivity clauses or restrictions on your contacts with other providers. Many initial conversations take place without an NDA: we discuss architecture, regulations and our approach, rather than your data. When we move on to documents, processes or access to environments, an NDA is a requirement — on our side too
Yes — this is one of the deployment patterns SAIE was designed for. Language models, the knowledge base, logs and agent orchestration run in your server room or an isolated network; model updates and patches are brought in on physical media under an agreed procedure. We use open models, including Polish models, so there is no dependency on an external API or telemetry sent to a provider. We use this approach in classified environments, defence and critical infrastructure — whether you need it depends on data classification and regulatory requirements, not trends
Yes, and we treat it as a substantive project stage, not a formality. We respond to RFIs and RFPs, participate in technical and competitive dialogues, and map contracting authorities’ requirements to SAIE capabilities and obligations under the AI Act and the Polish Act on Artificial Intelligence Systems — so that the procurement specification can be drafted without the risk of invalidation. If you represent a contracting authority, we help formulate technology-neutral criteria for sovereignty, security and business continuity. We know the Ministry of Digital Affairs’ model clauses for AI procurement and structure our responses accordingly
Usually 4–8 weeks, covering one jointly selected process and using your data — not demonstration data. We start by defining measurable success criteria (handling time, accuracy, the percentage of answers requiring correction) and finish by measuring them. You receive a report comparing results with the criteria, an assessment of risks and regulatory requirements for production deployment, an estimate of operating costs and a recommendation: scale up, change the scope or stop. “Stop” is an equally valid result — it saves a budget that would otherwise go towards production without evidence of benefits
Yes — Polish open models are our starting point, not an optional extra. We run the entire Bielik family locally (SpeakLeash and ACK Cyfronet AGH; 1.5B, 4.5B and 11B, Apache 2.0 licence), PLLuM models from the HIVE AI consortium led by NASK (PLLuM-12B and Llama-PLLuM 8B and 70B, including versions permitted for commercial use), and, where clients require them, Qra (OPI PIB and Gdańsk University of Technology) and Trurl (Voicelab). We also support international open models (Llama, Mistral, Qwen, Gemma) and, where data classification permits, commercial models accessed through APIs. We select models for the task and security requirements — different models for classifying correspondence, talking to employees or analysing documents — and test them on your data, not rankings. SAIE architecture lets you replace a model without rebuilding the rest of the system, so the decision is not permanent
Yes. We deliver open and dedicated training — from two-hour management workshops (“what the AI Act and the Polish Act on AI Systems mean for our organisation”) to programmes for teams using AI every day: safe use of tools, assessing whether deployment is justified using the Ministry of Digital Affairs’ Guide, and preparing an AI policy. Our materials draw on applicable regulations and what you will actually encounter in your institution or company, rather than examples from abroad. Dedicated training is delivered at your premises or remotely, with the option to procure it under Polish public procurement law
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