Frontier models, funded pilots, and enterprise ground to stand on.
Two partnerships shape how we build and how customers can start. Neither is a logo on a slide, both change something practical about your engagement.
Claude, in the product and in the practice
Claude provides reasoning inside flexday.ai, and Claude Code is a central part of how our forward-deployed pods work. It is a large part of why two engineers can build, correct and rebuild a working solution inside a single workshop, which is the mechanic the entire delivery model depends on.
- Frontier reasoning available to every solution on the platform
- Model choice configurable per solution, including customer-hosted endpoints
- Our engineers working at the current edge of agentic development practice
- Platform architecture designed for model portability, engines are swappable, meaning is not
Your first project may not cost you
As a Microsoft ECIF partner we can work with your Microsoft account team to seek funding for a scoped proof of concept on Azure. Eligibility depends on your agreement and consumption commitment, and we will assess it honestly before you invest time in it.
- Co-funded proof of concept where your agreement qualifies
- Deployment into your own Azure tenancy with private networking
- Integration across Fabric, Azure AI, Purview and the Microsoft estate
- We handle the process with your account team rather than handing you a form
A first engagement can often start faster and cheaper than you expect.
A funded six-week POC on Azure, built by a two-person pod, on a use case with a named owner, ending in a working solution and a measured accuracy number. That is a realistic starting shape for most enterprises, and it is a far better basis for a decision than a vendor evaluation matrix.
How the POC sprint works →Your first project may not cost you.
We'll assess ECIF eligibility honestly with your Microsoft account team before you invest time in it.