Questions, answered.

Avellion is your company's own AI assistant. It connects to the tools you already use — chat, email, files, CRM — and works on the tasks that eat your team's day: answering questions from your documents, drafting proposals and reports, and running recurring workflows. It runs on hardware in your own building.

On a server inside your building, on your network. We set it up, connect it to your tools, and train your team. It is not a cloud service and not a third-party API.

No. That's the whole point. Processing happens on-prem, on models running on your hardware. Your contracts, customer data and financials are never uploaded to a frontier provider.

A frontier chatbot works on your data only by sending it out to someone else's servers first, and it bills you by "usage" — the more you use it, the more you pay, without a meter you can actually read. Avellion runs where your business runs, on a fixed cost, and is configured around your workflows rather than being a shared model pointed at your inbox.

It's a discovery call plus a short, structured look at your processes and data. We map what's repetitive, what's slow, and what's worth automating — then we come back with a concrete proposal. You approve it before we build anything. No obligation.

Because the right setup depends on your workflows, your data, and the hardware that fits your building. We'd rather give you a real number for your specific situation than a generic one. You get that in the proposal — or on a discovery call.

From scan to a working Assistant in weeks, not quarters. We usually start with the single workflow that hurts most, prove it, then expand.

You frame the task and you approve the result. In practice: about 10% of the work is your input — the goal and the context. About 80% is Avellion doing the work on your hardware. The final 10% is your review and approval. It never sends anything external without your go-ahead.

It depends on your scale and the data you're running. We scope the hardware to the job — enough to run the Assistant well, not a data-center. The proposal will tell you exactly what's needed and why.

Yes — it's designed for exactly that. On-prem is built for data-sovereignty requirements: GDPR, works councils, industry 4.0, and the regulated sectors that can't send data to a cloud API. Headquartered in Slovenia, we're EU-based by default.

Two options: send us a short description of a problem you'd like to hand off (use the Request a proposal form), or book a discovery video call. Either way, we come back with a concrete proposal.