Three examples of AI built to perform in real operational environments, not controlled conditions.
A mid-tier retail bank's loan origination process was bottlenecked by manual KYC document review — identity documents, payslips, bank statements, and utility bills assessed by hand. xilix built an intelligent document processing pipeline on Azure AI that extracts, classifies, and validates all document types automatically, cutting origination time from days to hours and enabling the bank to process 4× the volume with the same team.
Loan officers manually reviewed stacks of submitted documents per application, cross-referencing data against core banking records to verify identity and income. Error rates were measurable, backlogs during peak periods stretched processing to five or more business days, and the team had no capacity to absorb volume growth without proportional hiring.
xilix built an end-to-end document intelligence pipeline:
A regional NHS trust was spending significant resource on reactive readmission management — identifying at-risk patients only after discharge, when intervention options were limited. xilix developed a predictive ML model integrated with the trust's EHR via FHIR API that identifies high-risk patients before discharge, enabling targeted clinical intervention while the patient is still in the building.
Clinical staff were making discharge decisions without a reliable view of readmission risk. Manual risk stratification was inconsistent across wards and often occurred too late for meaningful intervention. High-risk patients slipped through and returned within 30 days at significant clinical and financial cost to the trust.
xilix built a predictive risk scoring system embedded directly into the clinical workflow:
A national telecom operator's network operations team was entirely reactive — engineers responded to faults after customer impact had already occurred. xilix built a custom autonomous AI agent that monitors network telemetry in real time, identifies anomaly patterns that precede failures, and initiates pre-emptive remediation workflows — converting a reactive support model into a proactive one.
The NOC team was operating on static threshold alerts that only fired after a fault was already affecting customers. False positive rates were high, alert fatigue was real, and the time between fault detection and engineer response averaged 47 minutes. Complex cascading failures — where one degraded component preceded a larger failure — were invisible until it was too late.
xilix built an autonomous agent that operates continuously across the network telemetry stream:
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