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    Slovaks Are Changing How Companies Operate with AI Agents. Elevon Aims for the Global Market

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    Slovaks Are Changing How Companies Operate with AI Agents. Elevon Aims for the Global Market

    This article was originally published in Forbes Slovakia. Read the original Slovak version on Forbes.sk.

    Transforming Enterprise Operations with AI Agents

    Companies today face a fundamental question: how to delegate routine work processes to artificial intelligence without risk and without losing control. The answer can significantly increase the efficiency of the entire organization. This is exactly what the Slovak software company Elevon.io focuses on, founded by Martin Horváth, Lukáš Stašák, and Martin Kadlec.

    Together, they are developing a solution that allows companies to create and manage teams of AI agents capable of independently executing specific business processes — from data processing and reporting to marketing and sales activities.

    The founders of Elevon.io draw on their own experience in corporate environments where processes are often rigid.

    "Corporate environments are the slowest-growing segment when it comes to improving work efficiency through new technologies. However, we realized that new technologies can bring mid-sized and large companies significant productivity gains while also helping them acquire new clients or reduce costs across teams."

    Elevon.io is able to remove these limitations and, thanks to AI-driven transformation, can deliver even greater value to companies and the economy.

    More Than Just Another Chatbot

    The software solution from Elevon.io is already being used by companies across Slovakia and the Czech Republic. The founders are responding to interest from Poland and Hungary, and opportunities are gradually opening up beyond Europe, including in the American market.

    Elevon.io is not just another AI tool — it's a platform that enables companies to systematically build and manage teams of autonomous AI agents.

    "We try to communicate very openly that artificial intelligence is not chatbots and voicebots. That is a very limited perception of what AI can do for a company today, although they are often the first choice in terms of availability and popularity."

    Martin Horváth, CEO of the company, explains that Elevon.io simulates processes that are directly created by people within the company. If a company has someone in the finance department who processes data into a report about how the company performed over a certain period, evaluates it, and sends it to colleagues in other departments — that's a work process. In Elevon's software, you can simulate it very easily.

    Martin Kadlec, CPO, adds that thanks to Elevon.io, entire teams of AI agents are now emerging in companies — handling marketing, creating business opportunities, evaluating financial indicators, and even programming independently. Yet they still work closely with human teams. The role of humans in work doesn't end with the arrival of AI — it simply changes.

    Building Trust Through Transparency

    Autonomy without trust is a risk for companies. Elevon.io's goal is to create AI software that companies can trust.

    "The future of companies will not be about how many AI tools they use, but about how autonomously they can operate and whether they have this autonomy under control."

    CTO Lukáš Stašák explains: "People currently perceive artificial intelligence as some kind of 'black box' — they input something, something happens, and they get some result. We try to make this process as transparent as possible. We explain which data the AI processes, how it works with them, and what the output is. It's important for us that users see that no data leaks or sensitive information breaches occur in this process."

    The co-founders of Elevon.io also recognize that many people have concerns about AI development, and they certainly don't judge them for it. According to Martin Horváth: "The first factor is the fear that AI will replace them. Let's be honest — who doesn't have it? It's a huge technological leap, something completely new. But we try to explain that AI will only replace those who don't familiarize themselves with it and don't learn to work with it."

    BrAIn: Making Company Data AI-Ready

    For AI agents to navigate corporate processes well and deliver the results companies expect, they need well-processed and organized data that is comprehensible to them.

    "Part of our software is our proprietary BrAIn technology, which enables structuring company data so that it is comprehensible to AI. It's like a star map in an ever-expanding universe of artificial intelligence."

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