Frequently asked questions
Clear, straight answers to the questions we hear most: what we do, and how we can help your business do better online.

How do you protect data and privacy during training?
Data protection is essential for us – we work only with data you are authorised to use, and we set up the project so that sensitive data never leaves your infrastructure or the agreed secure environment. We comply with the GDPR, sign a non-disclosure agreement (NDA) with all parties, and…
Which systems can you connect?
E-shops, accounting and ERP systems, CRM, payment gateways, project tools and language models. We have access to more than two hundred ready-made connections, for example ABRA Flexi, HELIOS, Fakturoid, Shoptet, Upgates, WooCommerce, HubSpot, Freelo, Comgate and Fio.
What is link building and why is it important?
Link building is an SEO strategy that consists of obtaining backlinks from external websites. This practice is key to improving the position of your pages in search results and to gaining authority in your sector. Backlinks are seen by search engines as evidence of the trustworthiness and relevance of your…
How much does a bespoke application cost?
The price depends on the scope, the number of connected systems and how precisely the brief is prepared. A smaller internal tool covering one area comes to tens of thousands of crowns; a dedicated system for a key company process, including integrations, comes to the lower or middle hundreds of…
How long does it take before the agent actually starts working?
You receive a proposal and a quote within five working days of the intro call. For smaller tasks, the first working version runs on your real data within a month. A more complex agent connected to several systems takes longer, but even then we work in stages so you can…
Why is the indexing of pages in search engines important?
Indexing pages for search engines is a fundamental part of the process that enables search engines to crawl effectively and display relevant results to users. Indexing allows search engines to crawl and analyse the content of many websites quickly and efficiently. Without indexing, searching would take much longer, which would…
What should content optimised for LLMs look like?
Content for LLMs should be factually accurate and citable, structured in a format that is easy for LLMs to digest (e.g. short paragraphs, clear headings, lists, tables), provide explicit answers to questions in natural language and contain relevant contextual metadata and structured data. Great emphasis is placed on E-E-A-T signals…
What happens if one of the systems does not respond?
The bridge repeats the transfer and, if the error recurs, sends an alert. No data is lost anywhere and once operation is restored it is delivered where it belongs.
Can we end the cooperation at any time?
Yes. The website and the data are yours. We will hand over access details, backups and documentation and help you with the transition to another supplier.
How do I arrange a free consultation?
Just write to us via the contact form on this page, call +420 555 333 158, or simply pick a slot for a 15-minute call in the calendar. We get back to you within one working day and on the intro call we discuss your brief, your data and the…
Může agent zasahovat do systému sám, nebo jen navrhuje?
Rozhodujete vy a nastavuje se to pro každou operaci zvlášť. Standardně navrhujeme režim, kdy agent samostatně dokončí případy, které projdou všemi kontrolami, a u zbytku připraví návrh ke schválení. Operace, které mění data nebo odcházejí zákazníkovi, necháváme na potvrzení člověkem tak dlouho, dokud naměřená čísla neukážou, že to už není…
What are E-E-A-T signals and why are they important for GEO?
E-E-A-T (Experience, Expertise, Authoritativeness, Trustworthiness) is a framework used by Google (and reflected by LLMs) to assess the quality of web content. While Google uses it primarily for quality rating, for LLMs these signals are key to assessing the trustworthiness of a source and the likelihood of citing it. LLMs…
