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Four ways to put AI to work.

They do not answer the same need. This table says what each one does, including where Kap is not the best choice.

The table

What each one does, criterion by criterion.

CriterionKapPrepares, you approveChatGPT or CopilotAn online assistantA chat deviceA local AI you install yourselfA home-built serverBuilt by your own team
Where your data is processedIn your offices with the Kap Box, or in Europe with Kap CloudAt the providerIn your officesIn your offices
Connected to your toolsYes: email, calendar and documentsDepends on the plan and settingsRarelyTo be built
Prepares the work before you askYesNo, it answers when askedNo, it answers when askedTo be built
Human approval, with a recordYes, for every message sentNot built inNot built inTo be built
Source cited in every answerYesDepends on the questionDepends on the productTo be built
InstallationOn site by our team for the Kap Box, in a few minutes for Kap CloudCreating an accountBy you, with a guideBy a specialist
Team trainingIncludedAt your expenseAt your expenseAt your expense
If something failsDevice replacementNot applicableManufacturer warrantyYour own team
How you payFixed subscription, no meterSubscription per personBuying the deviceHardware and engineering time
General reasoningAn open model, tuned for these tasksThe most powerful modelsAn open modelDepends on your choice

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The right choice

Is Kap right for you?

Kap is right for you if

  • Your emails, follow-ups and files take hours every week.
  • You want to review and approve before anything is sent.
  • Your client files must not go to an American provider.
  • You have no IT team.

Kap is not right for you if

  • You mainly want a chat to write and think with: ChatGPT or Copilot do that very well.
  • You want to buy a device once, with no subscription and no support.
  • You have a technical team that wants to build everything itself.

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