Sunrise builds bespoke AI systems and runs them alongside the customer’s team: data ingestion, machine learning, semantic indexing and inference across sales, operations and risk workflows, deployed single-tenant on-premises or in the customer’s own VPC and connected to CRM, warehouses and Slack.
Operating it afterwards is the part that distinguishes this from consulting. The usual failure of a custom AI build is not the build; it is the handover, where a system nobody internally understands degrades quietly until it is switched off. A supplier that keeps running it removes that cliff, at the cost of a permanent dependency.
Coharmony operates it with SOC 2 Type II and ISO 27001, explainable outputs grounded in customer data, and OpenTable among named clients, typically live within weeks. No pricing is published, custom systems mean the supplier holds the knowledge of how yours works, and bespoke by definition means no other customer is finding your bugs first.
