How to choose an AI agent platform.
Four criteria decide a lasting choice. For each one, the questions to ask any vendor, and our answers.
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Sovereignty
Where the data is, who computes the answers and which law applies.
The questions to ask- Where is the data hosted, and by whom?
- Which models process our content, and in which country?
- Can it be installed on our servers?
Learnya's answerData and models in Switzerland, with a Swiss company. Installation on your servers is a standard offer, including without Internet access.
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Business relevance
A generic platform knows neither your rules nor your standards.
The questions to ask- Which of our industry's frameworks are built in?
- Can we build assistants with our procedures?
- Who helps us design them?
Learnya's answerIndustry editions with their reference frameworks, and assistants designed with your experts using the WorkStreams method.
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Simplicity
Adoption is won or lost with non-technical people.
The questions to ask- Can an employee use it without lengthy training?
- Does it work on a phone?
- Is its office suite included?
Learnya's answerOne sentence is enough to hand over a task. Web, desktop and phone, with an Office suite compatible with Word, PowerPoint and Excel.
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Governance
Open up to the whole organisation without losing control.
The questions to ask- Who can do what, and how do you set it?
- Do sensitive actions require approval?
- What does the audit log keep?
Learnya's answerRoles, guardrails and approvals set in the console. Every sensitive action is approved and logged.
Form your own opinion.
Academy resources to ask the right questions, with their sources.
Trust and confidentiality
Five questions to ask before entrusting your work to an agent, and how to check the answers.
Read CoursesEthical AI in practice
Bias, model documentation, accountability, Swiss and European law, environmental footprint.
View the course LessonWhere a model runs
Online, on a computer or on your servers: what each choice changes for your data.
Read the lesson ReferenceGlossary
The terms you will come across with every provider, explained simply.
OpenCompare on your real cases.
A four-week pilot is worth more than a comparison chart.