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About
Enterprise AI brains and autonomous superagents for mid-sized European companies. Connects a company's own data, processes and tools into one reasoning layer, then deploys agents that run complete workflows end to end. Every agent carries a verifiable digital identity, so each action is attributable, auditable and revocable under the EU AI Act. Stack: Zoho, Power BI, Django, Python. Spanish and English. First agent in production in two weeks.
Who They Work With
Spanish-speaking mid-sized companies replacing scattered CRM, ERP and spreadsheets with one operating layer.
Based on 2 client engagements with a source URL · researched 27 Sept 2026
Our Take
Percent is the case study to read: a named real-estate network of 150 staff and 14 offices, dated February to September 2026, with 31 automations in production and every figure labeled measured or estimated—median time to first contact down from 68 to 13.2 hours, new duplicate records from 64 to 1 a week.
Subvia is the second named client, a grants-management company run as a super app on Base44 and NextAI's own Cortex; its 85% automation and 90,000-plus equivalent hours in three months are the project's own internal records, and the page says so.
The other sixteen cases are thinner and several are not AI: the €100,000 B2B channel rescue is a Zoho Commerce and Power BI build for an anonymized retailer, three cases are labeled conceptual, and the 250 press links are syndicated releases by the agency's own description.
Contracts sit with Cosmolabs OÜ in Tallinn under Estonian law while the work is delivered in Spanish from the Valencia region, and the site publishes no hourly rate—entry is a €290 audit, then pricing by scope—so the €70–150/h shown here is the agency's own submission.
The weaker fit is a buyer who needs a named engineering team, an independently audited outcome, or a contracting entity in Spain.
Key strengths
- A voice agent in production at Percent handles about 2,000 minutes of calls a month, and 76% of answered calls end as a structured lead
- Each case page states what not to infer from it—the Percent study says its economic results await financial reconciliation—which is rarer than the metrics themselves
- Each agent carries a signed W3C credential naming its operator and permissions, with a 90-day expiry and instant revocation; NextAI calls it a self-declaration, not an audit
Good to know
- Ask which named client each case belongs to: outside Percent and Subvia the studies are anonymized, and logos such as De La Guía y Luzón and Alumet attach to no published engagement
- Confirm the contracting party and jurisdiction before signing: agreements fall under Estonian law and Tallinn courts although delivery is local to Valencia
- Ask what you own after handover and where it runs—Subvia is built on Base44, a low-code platform—and ask for the period and base behind headline figures such as the 16.6x ROI
Reviewed by Gabor Kiss
Founder & Curator, AIAgencies.eu · 27 Sept 2026
Based on the agency's publicly available portfolio. Our assessment is independent—agencies cannot pay to change it.
Notable Clients
Every engagement documented in a published case study
Documented engagements: Percent Servicios Inmobiliarios, Subvia, De La Guía y Luzón, Alumet, and Fundación Bioparc. All 5 carry a source URL on file.
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