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Hand a process to an AI assistant

Each assistant works with your company's documents. Where there is risk, a person approves.

If you want to develop with AI, go to AI-Accelerated Development.

a month per assistant
From €250
per assistant and company
Monthly fee
the first two assistants
Licia and Marco

The problem

Each team uses AI its own way

Sales, operations, marketing and finance already work with AI, and three problems keep coming back.

Different results for the same process

Criteria, tone and format change depending on who runs it.

The AI doesn't know your company

For security reasons, sensitive documents should not be uploaded to a public tool. The answers come out generic: they know nothing about your catalogue, your internal rules or your exceptions.

What one person learns never reaches the rest

A good instruction or a good template stays with whoever created it. Everyone starts over.

The result: individual licences and nothing the company can reuse.

What onext Enterprise AI is

What you get with each assistant

Your documentation as context

An assistant can consult collections of your company's documents: rules, previous tender documents, guides.

A person approves where there is risk

In processes with risk, the assistant proposes and a person decides from a queue of pending tasks. An audit record is kept.

It works when you decide

You schedule a process to run on its own, for example a daily search, and it leaves the result for you to review.

Data kept separate per company

Each company has its own database, encrypted and isolated from other clients', and the AI models run in the EU.

The set-up organises your documents with you.

How we work

How we work: one loop to deliver, one to improve.

It is onext's method, and the one we follow with you.

  1. Delivery loop

    Understand the problem.

    We investigate before we build and define the idea with its edge cases. A person approves it.

  2. Specify before we program.

    What will be built is written down with criteria that can be checked. The specification and the design are approved before any code is written.

  3. Build with checks and audit.

    Agents build under automated checks, other specialised agents audit the work, and a person reviews and signs off on the change.

  4. Improvement loop

    Evaluate the AI with data.

    When the product has AI inside, we measure it against reference cases and compare it with the previous version, with cost alongside.

  5. Operate and improve.

    We watch cost, quality and deviations. What we learn goes back to the start.

One loop to deliver, one to improve. A person decides where there is risk.

The assistants

Two assistants to start with

Each handles one specific process.

Public tenders assistant

Licia

Finds the public tenders that fit your company. It helps you prepare the response with your documentation, and a person reviews it.

€250 a month

Marketing assistant

Marco

Prepares digital marketing drafts, process by process. A person reviews them before they go out.

€500 a month

If you need another assistant, tell us in the conversation.

Price

You pay per assistant, not per user

You start with the process that hurts most and add others when it makes sense.

  • Licia, €250 a month. Marco, €500 a month.
  • An initial set-up. Its amount is agreed in the conversation, before any commitment.

Let's talk about your case

To know more

Three reads on context, assistants and when to start.

Senior AI architect in a bright Barcelona office studying a five-layer diagram drawn on a translucent glass panel — representing the context-engineering architecture on which enterprise AI agents are built Leadership

Context engineering: why it will survive the agent Marketplace

A Q2 2026 pillar piece on the one layer the Marketplace can't sell. It separates the three layers of the enterprise AI stack (cognitive, control, context), explains why only the context layer resists commoditization, and breaks the discipline down into five operational layers: curated instructions, working memory, episodic memory, retrieval policy, and invalidation/expiration. It closes with the cost-per-request contract, the three most recurrent anti-patterns (RAG as a band-aid, prompt-as-database, memory with no TTL), and a brownfield migration plan executable in four weeks without stopping production. Read
Leadership team of a Spanish company debating in a Madrid board room over the AI adoption decision matrix — four senior executives reviewing a printed document in afternoon natural light Leadership

Start with AI now or wait 6 months? The right question is a different one

The AI decision is the most deferred one in Spanish leadership committees in 2026. This piece separates the three legitimate reasons to wait (high regulatory risk with no legal analysis, data with no operational conditions, nobody with the judgment to lead) from the three reasons to start now (organizational learning curve, competitive window, talent). It brings the empirical record from Bain & Company (41% in production report positive results vs 25% in pilot) and the public Q1 2026 cases from European and American integrators. It closes with four contexts on each side, the two traps that invalidate the decision and the single question that frees the committee from the cycle of deferrals. Includes a downloadable one-page matrix to take to your next committee. Read
A CIO and CTO in a bright Madrid boardroom reviewing a control matrix on a translucent panel — representing the agentic sovereignty split of control across eight operational axes Leadership

Sovereign AI is no longer data residency: the split of control in 8 axes

Q2 2026 pillar piece that closes the sovereign AI cluster. It separates the three concepts that get mixed in the Spanish and European market (infrastructure sovereignty, vendor-stack governance, operational sovereignty) and develops the split of control across eight operational axes: identity, data, model, context, agent, logging, human-review gates and exit. It includes the comparison matrix of onext against three market archetypes (industrial sovereign-AI brand, EU sovereignty integrator, Microsoft Agent 365 GA May 1 with the E7 bundle at $99/user/month). It closes with when you need each proposal and the exercise to take to your next RFP. Read

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