Extracting operational data, checking it, formatting it and turning it into a presentable document for a client is manual work that repeats at every deadline, often under time pressure, with a risk of error at every re-entry.
81% of companies investing in AI choose a custom-built solution or a purpose-built development rather than a standard tool (Bpifrance, Baromètre IA 2026). Client reporting is a typical case where the format and the data vary too much from one company to another for a generic tool to remain suitable over time.
A custom-built tool designed for this case takes your existing operational data and automatically turns it into a structured, readable report, ready to be sent to your clients, without intermediate manual re-entry.
The usable input format, the possible connection to your current management tool, and the final formatting expected by your clients are not decided in advance: these points are precisely the purpose of the audit.
Three steps, each independent: you can stop after the audit.
Immersion in your operational data and current reporting processes, costing of the expected gain, written recommendation.
Design, development, integration with your existing tools, then training for your teams.
We adjust the tool as your reporting needs evolve.
That depends on your existing systems and the format of your operational data: this is precisely what the audit examines, before any promise of integration.
Yes, in compliance with GDPR and the AI Act. See our compliance support for the details of what this means in practice for your operational and client data.
In principle, yes: the frequency, formatting and level of detail are defined with you during the build, to match what your clients actually expect.
The general timeline for Sundatalab custom-built projects is a 2 to 3 week audit, followed by a 1 to 3 month build. The exact duration depends on the complexity and volume of your operational data.
That's the role of optional maintenance: we adjust the tool as your reporting needs evolve, without starting a new project each time.
Generating and maintaining consistent product sheets for a catalog too large to write by hand.
Read the use case →Answering, in seconds, the technical questions your sales team asks repeatedly, drawing on your internal documentation.
Read the use case →Adapting the language, units and cultural references of the same sales material to a large number of markets, without losing weeks on every adaptation.
Read the use case →We look at your operational data and current reports, we estimate what automation would bring, and we tell you whether to build it, or not.