Robust Data Solutions Blog
Ideas and experience on how to apply artificial intelligence in your company.
AI can already handle a month-end close. Would you leave it on its own?
A Mercor study: AI scored 100% on four simplified month-end closes, and the accountants 37%. On the full job, it isn't reliable on its own. Why the answer is an autopilot with a person in charge.
We don’t install connectors: we build them
Connecting ChatGPT or Claude to your software looks like a one-click job, and for the basics it is. Why at Robust we custom-build every connector: your whole program, instant figures, visual dashboards, your rules and a person who decides.
AI's new Tower of Babel: every program brings its own
Meta now has AI for WhatsApp and for its ads, and every program comes with its own, sometimes with a surcharge. Why one AI on top of all of them makes more sense, and how it works at a chain of hearing care centers.
Why we also connect the email you've always had, not just Google or Microsoft
ChatGPT and Claude come with their own connectors for Gmail and Outlook, but at many small businesses email still runs on the company's own domain, as it has for years. Why we connect it too, with per-person permissions, a full log and a person who approves before anything is sent.
If your company uses AI to talk to customers, it has had to disclose it since August
Since August 2, 2026, Article 50 of the EU AI Act requires you to disclose when an AI talks to your customers and to label deepfakes. What changes for a small business, with examples, deadlines and penalties.
AI isn't dangerous. Ungoverned AI is.
OpenAI and Meta already sell AI agents that work on their own. The danger isn't AI: it's letting it act without permissions, without a record and without a person in charge. Real cases, what the law says and 7 questions before you give an agent your data.