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AI agency, London
An AI agency London firms trust, where people keep the final say
We are an AI agency London firms use to automate the volume work, while partners, advisers and managers keep sign-off.
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Mayor’s AI adoption programme for London SMEs£0m£4m a year over three years, announced June 2026.
Source: London City Hall, 8 June 2026 ↗Where the line sits
London sells judgement, so keep it with your people
London firms sell judgement, and clients pay for it.
AI can take the drafting, sorting and chasing off your people, but it cannot own the advice.
That is the standard we hold ourselves to as an AI agency London firms can trust with client work.
As an AI consultancy in London, we build systems that do the groundwork and route every judgement call to a named person.
We work with teams across the capital, in person or remotely.
What the AI handles
- First drafts of letters, proposals and reports
- Data extraction from leases, contracts and statements
- Triage and routing of inbound enquiries
- Meeting and call summaries with actions
- Research packs and first-pass comparisons
What stays with your people
- Regulated advice and anything a client relies on
- Pricing, negotiation and commercial terms
- Creative sign-off and brand decisions
- Complaints and challenges to AI outputs
- Changes to the rules the AI follows
Why London
An AI agency London firms can use, built around the capital’s sectors
London’s economy runs on professional, financial, legal, creative and property services.
The London Growth Plan describes the capital as already the leading city in Europe for artificial intelligence.
Being close to that talent does not mean every London firm has worked out where AI fits.
In June 2026 the Mayor announced a £12m programme to help London’s small businesses adopt AI, citing barriers such as expertise, implementation and cost.
As an AI agency London firms bring in for everyday work, we focus on workflows where AI saves hours and a person still signs off.
- Professional services: proposals, reporting and client admin
- Financial services: onboarding packs and file reviews
- Legal: intake, extraction and first-draft correspondence
- Creative: briefs, research and content variations
- Property: listings, lease data and applicant triage
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AI acts alone
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65% of 200 cases
Goes to a person
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35% of 200 cases
Illustrative batch with a typical confidence spread. Your real split comes from a pilot on your own work. Some decisions go to a person whatever the score.
Regulated work
Regulated firms, with accountability kept where it belongs
Many London clients are regulated, and AI does not change who is accountable.
The FCA says it does not plan to introduce extra regulations for AI and relies on existing frameworks such as the Consumer Duty and SM&CR.
That means a senior manager still owns the outcome, whatever tool produced the first draft.
Where AI affects decisions about individuals, UK GDPR adds its own safeguards, including routes to human review.
We build those checkpoints into the workflow rather than bolting them on afterwards.
For legal and advice work, the final wording of anything a client relies on stays with a qualified person.
For firms that need an independent view of their controls, our AI assurance work sits alongside the build.
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How we work
AI consultants in London, working inside your workflow
We start with the tasks your team repeats every week, not with a technology choice.
We sit with the people who do the work, in person or remotely, and map where time and risk concentrate.
Then we build one system, test it on your real files and agree who reviews what.
If your people need to get ready first, we also run AI training in London for teams and leaders.
If you are looking for an AI agency near me in London, we can meet on site for workshops and mapping.
You leave with a working tool, a named owner and a review routine that survives staff changes.
We start with the tasks your team repeats every week, not with a technology choice.
How it works
Four steps, one owner
Each system ships with a named person accountable for what it does.
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Map the week
We find the repeat tasks where volume is high and the rules are clear.
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Draw the line
We agree what the AI can do alone and what must go to a named person.
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Build on your files
We test on real documents and adjust until reviewers trust the output.
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Hand over
Your team gets training, a runbook and the controls to run it without us.
Questions
Asked and answered
Further reading
From the source
Mayor of London and London CouncilsLondon Growth Plan: frontier innovation ↗London’s plan for AI and other frontier sectors.London City Hall, 8 June 2026Mayor unveils £12m AI support package to help London’s small businesses ↗Readiness assessments, mentoring and workshops for London SMEs.Financial Conduct AuthorityAI and the FCA: our approach ↗How the Consumer Duty and SM&CR apply to AI in financial services.Information Commissioner’s OfficeRights related to automated decision-making including profiling ↗When UK GDPR requires a human to be able to step in.National Cyber Security CentreGuidelines for secure AI system development ↗
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Next step
Tell us the work. We’ll show you where the line goes.
A 30-minute call. We map one workflow, what the AI could take, and where a person must stay in the loop.