GreyScript AI

AI built around the realities of regulated industries

We engineer AI with industry-specific requirements in mind, from regulatory and compliance considerations to data security, operational workflows, and customer expectations. The goal is AI that creates business value while meeting the standards your industry demands.

What's your biggest constraint?

Pick the one that matters most to you, and we'll point you to the industry page where we've written about handling it in production.

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Fintech & Payments
Fraud detection agents, transaction risk scoring, and personalized financial experiences, built to satisfy audit and explainability requirements from day one.
61%
RAG-based support agent cut first-response time in half
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Healthcare & Life Sciences
Clinical document processing, patient-data analysis pipelines, and workflow automation, engineered around HIPAA-aligned data handling.
14
Fourteen AI ideas, scored down to three worth building
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Retail & eCommerce
Recommendation engines, demand forecasting, and AI shopping assistants integrated directly into existing mobile commerce apps.
6 wk
In-app shopping copilot, integrated with zero downtime
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Logistics & Supply Chain
Document classification, route optimization signals, and predictive delivery systems that replace manual triage queues.
4.2×
Document pipeline replaced a manual triage queue
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SaaS & Mobile Products
AI copilots and in-app assistants added to existing products without a rewrite, drawing on our own mobile engineering background.
6 wk
In-app shopping copilot, integrated with zero downtime
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Manufacturing & Operations
Predictive maintenance signals and quality-control vision systems designed to run reliably on constrained edge hardware.
3.1×
A custom vision model ended a fatigue-driven accuracy swing
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Insurance
Claims classification, model-risk review, and support workflows, engineered so an automated step can show its inputs after the fact.
96%
Coverage answers that cite the clause, and stop when the policy does not
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Banking
Onboarding, account support, and operations assistance, engineered so every automated step can be traced back to a system of record.
71%
Wire exception files prepared for review, with a person still releasing the payment
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Fitness
Form checking and in-app coaching that run on the phone, so the core feature does not depend on a round trip to the cloud.
34%
A session coach grounded in logged workouts, not a generic plan
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Energy
Inspection and field workflows that keep working when the network does not, with a person still accountable for safety calls.
28%
Outage-desk answers that read the live map and refuse a guess
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Social Networking
Ranking, moderation assistance, and support tools that cite the policy and the item they acted on, with a person on the hard calls.
64%
A moderation queue that cites the policy clause and leaves the ban to a person
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Real Estate
Lease extraction and maintenance triage added to existing property systems, without a rewrite of the platform underneath.
9 days
Offering-memo checks against the rent roll, finished in two days instead of eleven
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Payments
Fraud models and payment operations tools tuned for the uneven cost of a false decline and a missed fraud case.
40%
Chargeback evidence packs assembled from the order and the authorization log
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Education
Tutors and course assistants integrated into an existing learning system, grounded in that course's material rather than a general answer.
46%
A course assistant that quotes the lesson and declines what the lesson does not cover
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Events
Attendee support and operations assistance grounded in the event you are actually running, not a general answer about conferences.
3.1x
An event desk that answers from the live schedule, including room changes
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Restaurant
Phone ordering that knows the menu, the modifiers, and when to offer an add-on without inventing an item.
2 min
Sold-out dishes left the phone menu within two minutes of the kitchen flag
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Entertainment
Recommendation and production assistance with a clear line around rights, and infrastructure that does not spend the whole margin on inference.
100%
A rights check that kept every out-of-catalog clip out of the publish queue
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Marketing
Drafting and research assistance that cites the source, stays inside the brand rules, and does not invent a customer proof point.
100%
Landing-page drafts where every statistic traced back to an approved source
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Gaming
In-game assistance and live-ops tools that respect the rules of the game, the player's device, and the line between help and an unfair advantage.
80 ms
Live hints that stayed inside released content through a closed beta
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E-commerce
Order support and shopping assistance that read the order and the catalog, instead of guessing a delivery date or a product fact.
58%
Return chats resolved against the written policy, without a second contact
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Politics
Question answering over public, official sources, with a citation, and with no role in targeting voters or generating campaign persuasion.
93%
Civic answers that quote the published agenda, and say when it does not
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Agriculture
Operations assistance for farms and agribusiness that tolerates missing field data and does not pretend a model can replace a local decision.
22%
Spray-window advice that refused to answer when field coverage was too thin
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Magazine & Aviation
Publishing workflows that respect rights and a human editor, and aviation operations tools that do not make a safety decision.
3 min
Editors found a prior feature in the archive in three minutes instead of twenty-five
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Questions about working across industries

Do you only work with the industries on this page?

No. These are the patterns we see most often and the constraints we've built the most repeatable expertise around, not a limit on what we take on. If your industry isn't listed, tell us what you're working on and we'll tell you plainly whether it's a fit.

How do you decide which constraints matter most for a given industry?

From what actually blocks or breaks AI projects in that domain: regulatory review cycles in fintech and healthcare, data quality and format variance in logistics, real-time accuracy expectations in retail, integration into an existing codebase without downtime for SaaS, and physical environment variables in manufacturing. Each industry page goes into the specific engineering implications.

Does experience in one industry transfer to a different one?

The underlying engineering (retrieval systems, evaluation harnesses, monitoring, integration patterns) transfers directly. What doesn't transfer automatically is the domain-specific constraint: audit requirements, data sensitivity, uptime expectations. We treat that constraint as a first-class input to the architecture, not an afterthought, whichever industry it comes from.

Don't see your industry?

These are the patterns we see most often, not a limit on what we build. Tell us what you're working on.