FAQ

Frequently asked questions.

The most common questions about Noxilla. Can't find your question? Book an intro call.

What exactly is Noxilla?

Noxilla sets up a team of AI employees for your business that actually gets work done: customer questions, quotes, planning, admin. Every employee has its own task, its own knowledge and a boundary that holds. We set it up, run it and make it better every day. Not a tool you operate yourself, but a department we run for you.

Why not just ChatGPT or an orchestration platform?

A chat window or a platform that strings AI agents together can be bought anywhere, and it gets cheaper every quarter. That gives you agents that run, not a team that gets work done. The difference is who decides what each AI employee may do, who checks the work and how you notice when it goes wrong. That is what we set up, and it runs on ourselves first.

How do you handle our data?

We only use your data to set up and run your AI team. The team runs on your own machines, inside your network. Data is processed with encryption and stays within the EU.

Which AI models do you use?

We are model-independent and pick the most suitable model for each task. That way you always benefit from the latest capabilities without having to switch yourself.

How quickly is something up and running?

We start where the value is immediately visible and expand once it is proven to work. A first application is often running in production within a few weeks.

Do people stay in control?

Always. Human judgement sits on every result; a person signs off where it matters. AI does the heavy lifting, your people stay in control.

Who manages it afterwards?

We do. We monitor 24/7, fine-tune for quality and let the team grow with you, with one dedicated Dutch point of contact.

What about security?

Security and control are part of our approach from day one. See our security page for details.

Ready to put AI employees to work?

Book a no-obligation intro call. Together we look at the work that piles up at your end because somebody always has to look at it, and how much of that can safely run without a human.