A 12-month program, run by TPL, to put AI to work across all of Prime Products — bought one step at a time, each step priced only after the previous one has delivered. This site is the program's working dashboard — plans, questions and results are exchanged and tracked here.
The living picture beside this text is Prime Products' second brain — every dot a piece of knowledge about the company, every flash a new connection forming. It's what your AI assistants will read before they answer: your processes, your terms, your decisions. 93 notes already, before discovery has even begun — and when someone leaves the company, what they know stays.
AI starts in one department: the calibration-gas cylinders desk. One system under the whole order chain, a clear morning worklist — improvement proven in numbers before anything wider is decided.
Scoped on the 6 July call · offer in TPL review. Full picture — sub-projects, RACI, terms: the pilot project page → · the offer · REQ-014 · interview note.
TPL studied Prime Products and designed the complete 12-month program — plan, team, technology and a step-by-step pricing model. At no cost to Prime Products.
Review and approve the first step: an 8-week discovery of how Prime Products really works today. €59,075, fixed (15% program-launch discount applied). This is the only commitment on the table.
Interviews and workshops in all 15 departments, on all 3 sites — what works, what hurts, and where AI will help first. In Greek, on your premises.
The detailed plan from what we learned, your private AI system running on your own servers, and the company knowledge base behind it.
Pilots in 3–4 departments with measured before/after results — then every department, with training for all staff.
After month 12, TPL stays on for day-to-day care and continuous improvement — agreed separately, when we get there.
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TPL's CEO, CTO and COO work on this stage personally, supported by a senior consultant and an analyst. Interviews and workshops happen in Greek; deliverables are written in English and appear on this site as they are produced.