Best fit
A document, support, search, classification, extraction, or decision-support workflow with representative data, a measurable acceptance threshold, and a named process owner.
CoreLine helps product teams integrate AI into enterprise applications. We build LLM-powered features, ML pipelines, and intelligent automation - embedded in your product architecture, not bolted on as a demo.
Retrieval-augmented generation
Conversational interfaces
Document processing
Data pipeline architecture
Model training and evaluation
Production model serving
Use case identification
Build vs. buy assessment
Vendor portability planning
AI is a fit when a defined user or operational task can be evaluated against real examples and the expected value justifies model, review, and operating costs. CoreLine turns that task into a testable product capability with an evaluation set, integration boundary, monitoring, fallbacks, and an explicit human-review policy.
A document, support, search, classification, extraction, or decision-support workflow with representative data, a measurable acceptance threshold, and a named process owner.
An undefined mandate to 'add AI,' a fully autonomous high-stakes decision with no accountable human owner, or a use case with no way to judge whether outputs are correct.
Feasibility work defines the task, baseline, evaluation dataset, data and privacy constraints, provider options, expected operating cost, and failure modes before production scope is approved.
A tested proof of value and decision record showing measured quality, known limitations, recommended architecture, rollout controls, and a costed path to production.
You want to add AI features to your product but your team doesn't have ML experience
Your AI proof-of-concept works in a notebook but won't survive production traffic
You're worried about vendor lock-in with a single AI provider
You need AI features that handle sensitive data under compliance constraints

AI implementation starts with the business problem, not the model. We identify where AI creates measurable value, build the pipeline, and deploy to production with monitoring and guardrails.
We assess which product features benefit from AI, evaluate data availability and quality, and produce a technical feasibility report with expected accuracy, cost, and timeline.
We build the AI pipeline: data preparation, model selection (or fine-tuning), evaluation framework, and integration with your application. Output quality is validated against ground-truth datasets.
Production deployment includes inference monitoring, cost tracking, quality metrics, and fallback paths. We instrument for model drift and set up retraining pipelines where needed.
Using solutions such as React Native, Flutter, AWS, and many others makes it possible for us to upgrade your product as much as possible and to achieve a thriving collaboration. Here you will find our guide through our most used technologies and case studies related to each one.
Not always. LLM-based features (RAG, document processing, conversational interfaces) work with your existing content and data. Custom ML models typically need domain-specific training data, but we can start with transfer learning and fine-tuning to reduce data requirements.
We design the integration layer for portability: standardized prompt interfaces, model-agnostic evaluation frameworks, and abstraction layers that let you swap providers (OpenAI, Anthropic, open-source models) without rewriting application code.
Yes. We implement data handling policies, audit trails, and output filtering appropriate to your compliance framework. For sensitive data we deploy models in your own infrastructure or use providers with appropriate certifications.
Cost depends on data preparation, evaluation design, integrations, security controls, review workflows, inference volume, and model choice. Feasibility work produces separate build and operating-cost estimates before production scope is approved.
We create a representative evaluation set and choose metrics for the actual task: accuracy or precision/recall for classification, field-level correctness for extraction, and human-scored factuality, completeness, and usefulness for generated outputs. We also measure latency, failure rate, and cost per completed task.