LLM Integration Into Existing Software
SolvynWorks is a Delhi-NCR engineering partner combining Zoho implementation depth with modern software development — not a Zoho reseller, and not a firm that treats Zoho as a checkbox.
Adding "AI" to a product for its own sake produces a feature nobody asked for. A language model earns its place in existing software only when it does one defined task — drafting a reply, summarising a record, classifying an input — reliably, with a fallback for when it gets it wrong.
What you get
- A language-model feature scoped to one named, defined task inside your existing product
- Fallback/error handling for low-confidence or failed model output, not a silent guess
- Cost and latency measured against the task, not assumed acceptable
- Documentation of the prompt/pipeline design for future maintenance
- Response-time commitment
- NDA-before-data commitment
- Complete legal and registration details
- Consultation with a stated deliverable
Common questions
Who owns the code and infrastructure once the project ships?
You do. Every an llm-integration engagement engagement hands over full source code, infrastructure access and documentation — nothing is licensed back to us, and handover to an in-house or another vendor's team is a standard step, not a negotiation.
What happens after go-live?
We don't disappear after launch. Ongoing support sits under Maintenance & Managed Services, with response handling agreed before work starts rather than left implicit.