Patients couldn't find relevant clinical trials without physician involvement.
PressW
team of 26-50 · clients 1-50 to 251-1,000 people · Austin, TX
PressW is an Austin AI firm and Anthropic partner that deploys Claude and builds custom AI systems. Its managed AI service mainly serves PE and VC firms, and its Labs team builds custom products for companies such as Siemens and Hoag. Team of 26 to 50. Managed Claude deployment on monthly retainer, AI transformation sprints and custom engineering.
Solutions
12 on fileLPs were overwhelmed by extensive data-room documents across multiple formats during due diligence, and the fund team spent significant time fielding repetitive.
Rafay's internal knowledge was fragmented across Slack, Jira, and Zendesk, marketing content creation couldn't scale manually, and there was no predictive monitoring for.
Ecliptic's investment team lacked deep technical AI expertise to properly evaluate a target from a technology perspective, and had no systematic framework for assessing.
Thousands of agents were missing crucial educational materials: over 100GB of training content spread across videos and blogs with no efficient search made relevant.
Standing out among dozens of vendors at a large conference is difficult, and standard booth attractions fail to generate quality leads or meaningful interactions.
The agency made multiple manual daily checks of job-listing boards, hand-crafted an application for each listing, and missed opportunities outside business hours.
TaxTaker needed expert involvement for every prospect just to assess basic eligibility, prospects couldn't self-serve complex IRS language, and onboarding capacity was.
Medical staff spent excessive time on repetitive patient education about procedures like cataract surgery.
HighCamp's small compliance team manually reviewed every marketing PDF from investment advisers against a 400-page SEC Marketing Rule, with no scalable way to flag.
Encore needed to detect nuanced Material Non-Public Information (MNPI) disclosures in expert-network call transcripts, but existing approaches lacked the.
School staff spent excessive time searching fragmented documents, different roles needed different information access, and outdated policies conflicted with newer ones.