AI Integration Services

MAKE AI WORK WITH YOUR

EXISTING SYSTEMS.

For established U.S. mid-market companies running on multiple systems, fragmented data, and complex workflows, packaged AI integrations are often too limited. Neologic integrates AI into the software and data you already rely on to automate manual work, surface exceptions, support decisions, and add new capabilities without replacing what already works. I map the business rules, permissions, systems, and production requirements up front, then my team of senior engineers builds and deploys the production-ready integration.

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AI INTEGRATION & AUTOMATION SERVICES

What AI Integrations Can We Do?

AI integration connects models and agents to the software, data, and workflows your business already uses. The goal is practical: retrieve better context, detect exceptions, reduce manual work, support decisions, and take controlled actions inside existing operations.

Connect AI to your CRM to summarize activity, update records, flag missing information or unusual cases, and surface the next action for the right person. 

Add AI search, copilots, recommendations, document analysis, or agent workflows directly to an existing product. I design the AI layer around the current architecture, users, permissions, and data instead of rebuilding the application around AI.

AI Customer Service Integration

Give support AI access to customer records, order data, support tickets, and approved knowledge. It can classify requests, draft contextual responses, route issues, and escalate exceptions to a person.

RAG & Internal Knowledge Assistants

A retrieval-augmented generation (RAG) system lets employees search and ask questions across proprietary documents and knowledge bases. It retrieves relevant company information before generating an answer. 

AI Agents & Workflow Automation

AI agents can retrieve data, check conditions, detect conflicts, prepare recommendations, and update systems across multi-step workflows. They can connect through APIs, MCP, or other integration layers, with approval gates for higher-risk actions.

Document & Back-Office AI Automation

Use AI to extract, classify, summarize, validate, and route information from contracts, forms, reports, emails, and other unstructured documents.

Cross-System decision support

Bring context together from several applications so AI can compare related information, surface what matters, and prepare the next best action without forcing employees to check each system manually.

AI Integration With Legacy Software

Older software does not automatically need to be replaced before you can use AI. We can expose the data and functions AI needs through APIs, databases, or a new integration layer while leaving the parts of the existing system that still work in place. 

INDUSTRIES

What Industries Does Neologic Support With AI Integration?

Neologic supports AI integration in healthcare and home care, legal, financial services, real estate, logistics, manufacturing, and other specialized or regulated industries. These environments often involve complex workflows, sensitive data, business rules, and existing systems that require more than a standard AI connector.

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AI Integration for Healthcare

We integrate AI into healthcare workflows, data, and existing systems to support documentation, internal knowledge, scheduling, administrative work, and other operational processes. I design the architecture around access controls, human oversight, and HIPAA requirements where protected health information is involved.


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AI for Legal Workflows

We connect AI to case data, documents, intake systems, internal knowledge, and existing legal software. The goal is to reduce repetitive research and administrative work while maintaining appropriate control over sensitive client information.


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AI Integration for Financial Services

We integrate AI with financial data, documents, customer records, reporting systems, and back-office workflows. I define the architecture around permissions, auditability, human approvals, and the controls required for sensitive financial information.

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AI for Real Estate

We connect AI to property data, documents, CRM systems, tenant or broker communications, and portfolio workflows. This is especially useful when employees have to assemble context manually from several systems before they can act.





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AI Integration for Logistics

We integrate AI with dispatch, tracking, quoting, customer service, and operational systems. AI can help surface exceptions, bring related information together, and support faster decisions across day-to-day operations.


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AI for Specialized & Regulated Industries

Neologic is a strong fit for businesses with specialized workflows, complex rules, or regulatory requirements. Generic AI products and packaged AI integration services often cannot accommodate that level of operational complexity.

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How Do We Make AI Integration Secure, Reliable, and Production-Ready?

A production AI integration has to be designed for failure, not just success in a demo. I define what the AI can access and do, how we test its output, and what happens when something goes wrong.

CONTROL WHAT AI CAN SEE

  • Reliable Data: Defined sources of truth and data validation.
  • Access Control: SSO, RBAC, and least-privilege permissions.
  • Sensitive Data: Security and compliance controls, including HIPAA where applicable.

CONTROL WHAT AI CAN DO

  • Output Quality: Evals, regression testing, human review, and acceptance criteria.
  • Agent Actions: Restricted tools, permissions, and approval gates for sensitive actions.
  • Prompt Injection & Misuse: Input/output validation and clear permission boundaries.

KNOW WHEN SOMETHING BREAKS

  • Failures & Recovery: Fallbacks, retries, error handling, and escalation paths.
  • Performance & Cost: Latency monitoring, caching, model selection, and usage controls.
  • Observability: Tracing, audit logs, and production monitoring.

THE NEOLOGIC PROBLEM-TO-PRODUCTION AI FRAMEWORK

How Do We Integrate AI Into Existing Systems?

I lead the diagnosis, architecture, and scope before my engineering team starts the production build. We prove the approach first, lock the scope and budget, then build, launch, and measure what actually works.

PROBLEM UNDERSTOOD

ARCHITECTURE DEFINED

SCOPE & BUDGET LOCKED

PRODUCTION BUILD

VALUE MEASURED

01

Discovery Call

I start with the business problem, current workflow, existing systems, and what you want to improve. We determine whether AI is worth pursuing or whether conventional automation, a software change, or no build at all makes more sense.

deliverable

A clear technical diagnosis and immediate next steps.

AI Tech stack

What AI Technologies Do We Use?

We are not tied to one AI model, framework, or cloud. I select the stack around the use case, existing systems, data, security requirements, and operating cost.

AI Models

LLM Integration

Multimodal AI

OPEN + PROPRIETARY MODELS

OpenAI
Claude
Gemini
Gemini

Search, RAG & Retrieval

semantic + hybrid search

private knowledge

vector + keyword retrieval

OpenAI
OpenAI
Pinecone
Pinecone

AI Agents & Orchestration

TOOL USE

MCP

HUMAN APPROVAL

LangGraph
OpenAI Agents SDK
LangChain

Integration & Backend

REST APIs

WEBHOOKS

CUSTOM CONNECTORS

Python
FastAPI
Node.js
TypeScript

Production, Security & Observability

EVALS + TRACING

SSO + ROLE-BASED ACCESS

MONITORING + FALLBACKS

AWS
Docker
GitHub Actions
GitHub Actions

AI Integration Case Studies

What Does AI Integration Look Like in Practice?

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AI INTEGRATION ACROSS A COMPLEX HOME CARE OPERATION

A multi-location home care provider was managing scheduling, documentation, compliance, and administrative workflows across an existing custom platform and disconnected data sources. I designed an AI integration layer around the systems already in place; my team connected document processing, operational data, and workflow rules without replacing the core platform.

38%

Less manual document review and data entry.

120+ hrs

Administrative time saved each month.

52%

Faster identification of missing or inconsistent information.

Home Care

Custom Software

Document AI

Workflow Automation

Human Review

Estimated Pricing

How Much Do AI Integration Services Cost?

A focused production AI integration typically starts around $20K at Neologic. Multi-system and business-critical integrations cost more because the real engineering is usually in the systems, data, permissions, workflow rules, and production controls around the AI.

FOCUSED AI INTEGRATION

From $20k

AI added to one defined workflow or existing application with accessible data and a straightforward integration path.

1 CORE WORKFLOW

1–2 SYSTEMS

DEFINED DATA SOURCE

PRODUCTION DEPLOYMENT

Best fit: A contained use case where the workflow and integration path are already reasonably clear.

MULTI-SYSTEM AI INTEGRATION

From $40k

AI connected across several applications or data sources, with business rules, permissions, evaluation, and production monitoring.

MULTIPLE SYSTEMS

RAG / AI AGENTS

ROLE-BASED ACCESS

EVALS + MONITORING

Best fit: AI that needs context from several systems to support or automate an operational workflow.

COMPLEX OPERATIONAL AI

From $75k

AI embedded into a business-critical environment with custom or legacy software, fragmented data, complex permissions, or regulated workflows.

LEGACY / CUSTOM SYSTEMS

FRAGMENTED DATA

SECURITY + COMPLIANCE

Best fit: AI that becomes part of a complex operation where incorrect output or actions carry real business or compliance risk.

COST FACTORS

What Drives AI Integration Cost?

The AI model is rarely the main cost driver. Integration cost rises with the complexity of your systems, data, workflows, permissions, and production requirements.

LOW COMPLEXITY

  • SYSTEMS
    1–2 modern systems with documented APIs
  • DATA
    Ready, structured, and easy to access
  • AI ROLE
    Summarizes, searches, or assists users
  • ACCESS & CONTROL
    Straightforward permissions
  • PRODUCTION
    Standard testing, logging, and monitoring


MEDIUM COMPLEXITY

  • SYSTEMS
    Several applications, APIs, or data sources
  • DATA
    Mixed structured and unstructured data
  • AI ROLE
    Recommends, prioritizes, or triggers workflows
  • ACCESS & CONTROL
    Role-based access and workflow permissions
  • PRODUCTION
    Evals, fallbacks, and production monitoring

HIGH COMPLEXITY

  • SYSTEMS
    Custom, legacy, or poorly documented software
  • DATA
    Fragmented, inconsistent, or sensitive data
  • AI ROLE
    Agents take controlled actions across systems
  • ACCESS & CONTROL
    Complex permissions, approvals, and auditability
  • PRODUCTION
    Strict failure handling, observability, and recovery

MOST PROJECTS MIX THESE LEVELS.
I use discovery and prototyping to uncover the real complexity before locking the production scope and build price.

Dmitriy Fridlyand

FOUNDER & PRINCIPAL STRATEGIST · CHICAGO

AI architecture, scope, and technical direction.

Why hire us

Why Choose Neologic for AI Integration?

Neologic is a strong fit when a packaged AI integration cannot handle the complexity of your operation. I work through your systems, data, business rules, security, and production requirements up front so my team can build against a clear architecture, scope, and budget.

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Business Problem Before AI

I start with the workflow and the business problem, not a model or AI tool. If conventional automation or a simpler software change solves the problem better, I will recommend that instead.

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One Accountable Architect

I stay responsible for the architecture, scope, and technical direction from discovery through launch. You are not passed between sales, account management, and engineering teams to get technical decisions made.

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Production, Not Just a Prototype

I define permissions, human controls, failure behavior, and acceptance criteria before the production build. My team engineers the testing, monitoring, security, and observability needed to run the integration in a real operation.

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Scope and Budget Before the Build

We use discovery and prototyping to remove the major technical unknowns first. Once the architecture and fixed scope are clear, I lock the agreed build price in writing.

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Client-Owned, Model-Agnostic Architecture

I choose models and infrastructure around the use case, existing systems, security requirements, and operating cost rather than forcing every project onto one vendor. You own the custom code and IP we create, so another qualified team can maintain or extend the system if needed.

faq

Frequently Asked Questions

  • Can you integrate AI with our CRM, ERP, SaaS product, or custom software without rebuilding it?

    Yes, in many cases. My team can connect AI to CRM, ERP, SaaS products, custom applications, databases, and legacy systems through APIs or other integration layers. I first determine what can stay in place and where targeted modernization is actually needed.

  • When should we use AI instead of conventional automation?

    Use AI when the workflow involves unstructured information, language, classification, retrieval, recommendations, or variable inputs that deterministic rules handle poorly. If conventional automation can solve the problem more reliably and cheaply, I will recommend that instead.

  • What data do we need before integrating AI?

    You do not need perfect company-wide data. You need data that is reliable enough for the specific task the AI will perform. I review the relevant sources, quality, access, permissions, ownership, and gaps before deciding whether the use case is ready.

  • How do you protect proprietary data when using AI?

    I define the access model around the workflow and the sensitivity of the data. Depending on the project, my team can implement SSO, role-based access control, least-privilege permissions, controlled retrieval, audit logs, human approval, and restrictions on what data or tools the AI can access.

  • Can you take an existing AI proof of concept into production?

    Yes. A proof of concept shows that an idea can work. Production requires real integrations, permissions, evals, failure handling, monitoring, security, observability, and clear ownership.


    I assess what is missing, define the production architecture, and my team builds the production layer around it.

  • Can an AI integration project have a fixed build price?

    Yes, once the architecture and scope are clear. I use discovery and prototyping to remove the major technical unknowns first. For fixed-scope builds, I then lock the agreed production price in writing before development begins.

  • How much does AI integration cost?

    Focused production integrations at Neologic start around $20K. Multi-system integrations typically start around $40K, while complex operational AI projects start around $75K.


    The final price depends on system complexity, data readiness, AI autonomy, security requirements, and production controls.

  • How long does an AI integration project take?

    Typical end-to-end timelines are 6–10 weeks for a focused AI integration, 10–16 weeks for a multi-system integration, and 4–8 months or more for complex operational AI involving legacy systems, fragmented data, regulated workflows, or extensive production controls.


    I confirm the timeline after discovery and prototyping, once the architecture and production scope are understood.

  • Do you provide generative AI and GenAI integration services?

    Yes. My team can integrate generative AI into existing software, data, and workflows using models such as OpenAI, Claude, and Gemini. That can include RAG, AI search, copilots, document processing, AI agents, and other LLM-based capabilities.


    I choose the model and architecture around the use case, security requirements, existing systems, and operating cost.

  • Who owns the AI integration after launch?

    You own the custom code and IP we create under the engagement. The architecture is also designed to avoid unnecessary dependence on Neologic or a single AI vendor, so another qualified team can maintain or extend the system if needed.

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PUT AI TO WORK WHERE IT WILL ACTUALLY HELP.

Tell me which workflow or product capability you want to improve. I’ll look at the systems and data behind it and tell you where AI makes sense, where it doesn’t, and what I would build first.