Deployment Reports
Deployment Reports
Two kinds of report. A verified deployment report is a record of work somebody actually did, submitted by the engineer or the customer and reviewed against evidence before it is published. A reference deployment is a designed architecture for a stated scenario, with the compliance issues, the cost range and the difficulty produced by the same engines that answer a real question. Neither is presented as the other.
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- Reference
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Verified deployment reports
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Submitted by the engineer or the customer, reviewed against evidence, and attributed. Deployment experience — not a vendor fact, and never counted in a citation ledger.
None have been published yet. A report reaches this list only after an engineer or a customer submits it through “I deployed this” on a stack or use-case page and an administrator has reviewed the evidence behind it. We do not write one to fill the space.
Reference deployments
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A designed reference architecture built from verified documentation and our own assessment. The organisation described here is a stated set of parameters, not a customer. The compliance issues, the cost range, the architecture and the difficulty score below are produced by the same engines that answer a real question, run over those parameters. Every row below carries the label, and so does the top of its own page and the block beside its call to action.
- 01Private internal document search for a Hong Kong professional-services firmForty fee earners, twenty years of client files on a shared drive, and an obligation not to disclose any of it. A self-hosted retrieval stack on one GPU server, with the firm’s own identity provider deciding who can see which matter.Private company knowledge base (self-hosted RAG)Hong Kongreviewed 24 Aug 2026REFERENCE DEPLOYMENT — not a report of a specific customer engagementR-01 reference40 users
- 02AI-assisted candidate workflow for a European HR teamAn in-house recruiting team drowning in applications, in a jurisdiction where filtering candidates by machine is a regulated activity. A single-region private-cloud deployment that summarises and cross-references, never ranks or rejects, with the oversight obligations written into the design.Private-cloud RAG in a single regionEuropean Unionreviewed 24 Aug 2026REFERENCE DEPLOYMENT — not a report of a specific customer engagementR-02 reference12 users
- 03A controlled AI learning environment for a Hong Kong secondary schoolSix hundred students who already use consumer AI tools, and a school with no way to see or shape that. A self-hosted assistant inside the school network, scoped per subject, with teacher visibility and no third party receiving a single student prompt.Private ChatGPT on your own serverHong Kongreviewed 24 Aug 2026REFERENCE DEPLOYMENT — not a report of a specific customer engagementR-03 reference80 users
- 04Invoice capture and coding for an SME finance teamA four-person finance function re-typing about 700 supplier invoices a month from PDFs and photographs. A self-hosted extraction pipeline that proposes the fields and the coding, and a person who approves every one of them before anything is paid.Invoice capture and extractionHong Kongreviewed 24 Aug 2026REFERENCE DEPLOYMENT — not a report of a specific customer engagementR-04 reference6 users
- 05Call transcription and CRM notes for a customer-service teamTwenty-five agents writing up calls from memory between calls, badly and late. A self-hosted transcription and summarisation pipeline that drafts the CRM note, with the agent editing and saving it — and with the recording never leaving the company network.Meeting and call transcription to CRM notesHong Kongreviewed 24 Aug 2026REFERENCE DEPLOYMENT — not a report of a specific customer engagementR-05 reference30 users