Most AI pilots never make it past the demo.

Almost every organization has run one. It demonstrated well, leadership was encouraged, and nothing changed. Mile42 exists for what comes next: getting agents into real workflows, past security review, and into daily use.

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Mile42 is who you call when an AI initiative has stalled between prototype and production, and the next attempt has to work. We work with mid-market and enterprise leaders in IT, marketing, customer experience, and operations.

What we hear on the first call.

Our AI pilot never made it to production.

A prototype only has to work once. A system has to work every time, on real data, for people who did not ask for it. Closing that gap is our core practice.

How we close the gap

Security will not let agents touch our systems of record.

Enterprise AI gets stopped by risk, legal, and security more often than by engineering. The controls are part of the build: what data an agent can reach, what actions it may take, who has to approve, and what audit trail exists when someone asks why. That holds for a CDP or a commerce platform as much as for an ERP. When an auditor asks how an agent reached an answer, there is a record.

How Vickee answers security

What an auditor receives

We will tell you when the answer is not an agent.

Some problems are better solved by fixing a process, deleting a step, integrating two systems properly, or writing conventional software that behaves predictably every time. A no you can trust early is cheaper than a yes that fails seven months in.

When an agent is the wrong tool

A Mile42 product

Decide what your agents are allowed to know. Then show security the audit trail.

Vickee holds a governed, read-only copy of what your agents may know, indexes it automatically, and answers with sources attached. Agents never hold credentials to your systems of record.

Security review has something it can approve.

What agents are allowed to reach is an explicit decision your team makes and can audit, scoped by business unit and domain.

Every project after the first starts ahead.

The ingestion, indexing, and retrieval work that consumes the opening weeks of every AI initiative is already done.

Where organizations start with us.

Pick the one that matches where you are today.

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When you need to see it working

You need a pilot

Phase Zero is a working pilot on one process you name, built beside production and measured against your own baseline. About a month. Fixed fee, agreed before we start, typically between $10k and $30k depending on the process.

Before a major investment

You need clarity

The decision in front of you, whether that is an AI strategy or a platform choice. We help you decide before you commit, and you leave able to defend the decision on your own.

When something must be built

You need to execute

Agentic systems, and the data and integration work they depend on. Built to run in production, and to leave your team able to change it without us.

Platforms we build on.

Models
Anthropic Claude · OpenAI Codex · xAI Grok
Data and AI foundation
Databricks · Snowflake
Enterprise workflow
Salesforce Agentforce · ServiceNow
Content and experience
Contentstack · Contentful · Uniform · Bloomreach
Commerce
commercetools · Shopify · SAP Hybris

The price is fixed, and the risk of the estimate stays with us.

Traditional firms make more money when a project needs more people and more time. That is a conflict of interest built into the billing.

At Mile42, AI runs through the work so a small senior team can move quickly without losing context, and the price follows the outcome. If an estimate is wrong, that is our problem to carry.

The team is senior and US-based.

  1. 01You know what the work costs before you commit.
  2. 02The risk of an estimate sits with the people who made it.
  3. 03The people you meet are the people who do the work.
  4. 04We stay until the work is right.
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Name the process. See it working in a month.

Phase Zero starts with one workflow you choose and ends with something running beside production, measured against your own baseline.

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