Suitable existing infrastructure
Start with capable systems the customer already operates when they fit the use case.
Lead offer / 30-day proof engagement

A responsible, customer-controlled assistant grounded in approved business information, with focused answers linked to supporting sources.
One practical use case comes first. Production scale follows only after the results, boundaries, and risks are understood.
Approved knowledge
Search / answer / verifySearch approved manuals, procedures, Microsoft 365 information, Business Central information, parts records, and operational notes from one place.
Paid pilot
30 days / written scope$7,500
A 30-day paid pilot starting at $7,500.
$1,500 / month
Managed support starting at $1,500 per month.
Both prices are starting points subject to a written scope. The pilot includes:
Deployment paths
Customer-approved environmentStart with capable systems the customer already operates when they fit the use case.
Choose a DGX Spark or another appropriately sized platform, buy it from the preferred supplier, and keep ownership of the hardware and warranty.
Use an approved cloud environment when its security, cost, and operating boundaries fit the work.
Hardware, cloud usage, licensing, model-provider charges, and other third-party products are separate unless a written order includes them. Recarelab provides architecture, integration, configuration, testing, and support without requiring hardware purchases from Recarelab.
Responsible Private AI
Customer control / human judgmentRecarelab selects the minimum practical environment for the approved workflow: capable existing infrastructure, customer-owned hardware, or a customer-approved cloud.
Suitable workloads can stay closer to the business instead of sending every task to a hyperscale data center. Right-sized does not mean impact-free: energy use and environmental impact depend on the hardware, utilization, power source, and workload.
Approved data boundaries and permissions stay explicit. Financial, safety, legal, security, and machine-control decisions remain with authorized people. The pilot closes with a review of usage, answer quality, risks, infrastructure demands, and practical production options rather than assuming every workflow should expand.
Technology assessment
Describe the information people struggle to find, who should be allowed to use it, and what a useful answer or assisted workflow would change.