AI by sector, from wholesale to tourism.

Diginesso builds AI for small and mid-sized businesses in wholesale and e-commerce, manufacturing and industry, professional services and tourism, in the Netherlands, Germany and Italy, and for companies from outside the EU that are setting up in Europe. Other sectors are possible too. What matters is whether you have work that recurs often and runs roughly the same way each time.

Above all, the retyping between your suppliers, your online shop, your stock and your accounts. An agent compares purchase invoices from your inbox with the purchase order, and an integration passes a price change on to all your channels. As a general benchmark, a product update that takes two hours can come down to about ten minutes of checking. That is not a figure from a Diginesso client.

Yes, if your machines already have sensors. An agent follows the readings and reports it when a pump runs hotter or vibrates more than usual, with a maintenance proposal attached. Without sensors there is nothing to follow.

Usually, if your package has an API, as Xero, QuickBooks, Sage, Business Central, Shopify, WooCommerce and HubSpot do. Even with an API, not everything is possible, so I check in advance which actions your package and your licence allow.

The first step has a fixed price: the AI Process Audit, at 1,250 euro excl. VAT. What comes after depends on the job, since a small integration is a very different thing from a system for your entire production process. The report gives an estimate for each opportunity, and for each phase we agree a fixed price in advance. If the build assignment is agreed within 3 months of the report date, the full amount comes off the first invoice of the build. After that you pay a fixed monthly amount for maintenance, with one month’s notice. You pay for hosting, the database and AI model usage yourself, on your own accounts.

Yes, because the AI model can also run on your own server: in your own server room or with a hosting provider you choose. Nothing then leaves your environment, the model included. Such a model is slower than the best online models, though, and you pay for the machine and its upkeep yourself. The Secure and European page explains which setup suits your files.

For most tasks on this page, such as processing orders or invoices, the EU AI Act sets few requirements. Since 2 August 2026, anyone talking to an agent must be able to see that it is AI; that is in Article 50. For AI that is a safety component of a machine covered by product legislation, the high-risk requirements only apply from 2 August 2028. That date moved because of the Digital Omnibus, Regulation (EU) 2026/1744. I am not a lawyer, so have borderline cases checked by one.