Managed AI Services

Keep your AI performing and improving.

After launch, a named Metacto lead runs, evaluates, and improves your agents as the monthly side of the AI Acceleration Partnership, and reports quality, cost, adoption, and incidents to you every month.

Illustrative monthly report, sample data
Why it needs managing

Every agent needs a manager.

An agent that does real work needs a manager, the same way a new hire does. It starts with someone approving every step that matters. It earns more room as its record proves it can handle the work, and every decision it makes stays on the record. That management is the job that starts after launch.

How an incident is handled

Found, fixed, and reported the same day.

Production AI fails quietly. A field disappears upstream and the output gets worse without an error. The service is built to catch that in monitoring, not in a customer complaint.

Caught by evaluation, not by users
Nightly quality checks run on real examples, so degraded output raises an alert even when nothing technically fails.
Fixed at the cause
The fix goes where the problem started, and new regression cases keep it from coming back.
Your owner approves the release
Material changes ship after your system owner signs off, and every incident is reported at the next review.
Illustrative example, not a client incident. Timestamps and figures are sample values.
What you get

Production AI with an owner, not a side job.

  1. 01

    Problems caught early

    Drift, failures, and cost spikes show up in monitoring and evaluation before your team starts working around them.

  2. 02

    One accountable lead

    A Managed AI lead owns reliability and the improvement roadmap, with engineers who know your systems.

  3. 03

    Improvement on evidence

    Each month's priorities come from measured quality, cost, adoption, and results, and you approve them.

The service plan

Coverage and response, in writing.

Every engagement has a service plan you can inspect. It names what we are responsible for, when, and how fast we respond. Targets are set by business criticality, not a generic tier.

The plan sets

  • Covered systems and integrations
  • Support hours and escalation contacts
  • Response and resolution targets by severity
  • Quality, latency, and cost standards
  • Included engineering capacity each month

We operate

  • Monitoring, logging, and alerting
  • Quality evaluation on real examples
  • Model, vendor, and integration maintenance
  • Incident ownership, from cause to tested fix

We report and improve

  • Monthly operating report
  • Usage and cost by system
  • Prioritized improvement roadmap
  • Quarterly business review

Major new builds are scoped separately. Systems we did not build are accepted after a technical assessment and an agreed transition. Pricing follows responsibility, coverage, and capacity, not agent count. Cloud and model usage bills to your own accounts.

Assessed, baselined, then run against the plan.

We start from the AI systems you already run. Your system owner joins each review.

01Onboarding

Technical assessment

We review what is in production, who owns it, how it was built, and where the risk is.

Agreed scope, risks, and the service plan.

02Baseline

Baseline

We set up monitoring, logging, and evaluations across quality, latency, cost, and adoption.

A performance baseline your team can see.

03Ongoing

Operate

We monitor, maintain, respond to incidents, and deliver roadmap improvements.

Systems kept reliable as the business changes.

04Monthly

Review

We report results against the plan and reset priorities with you.

An operating report and updated roadmap.

Common questions

How does this fit the AI Acceleration Partnership?

Managed AI Services is the monthly side of the partnership. Launch & Prove puts your first agent live in four weeks and proves it in eight; from then on, this service runs it, improves it from your team's corrections, and adds the next agent as each one proves itself.

How does an agent earn more autonomy?

People approve every consequential step at first. An agent gains more room after 20 decisions with 90% agreement and no rejections in 14 days, and you decide what it may do alone.

What are the service levels?

They are set in the service plan for each system by business criticality: support hours, response and resolution targets by severity, and quality, latency, and cost standards. We report against them every month.

Can you support systems Metacto didn't build?

Often. We run a technical assessment first. If the architecture is supportable, we agree a transition plan before taking responsibility.

How does our team stay involved?

Your system owner sets priorities with us, approves material changes, and joins each review. Your team keeps using the system; we keep it working.

What access do you need?

Scoped access to the systems in scope, agreed with IT. Your AI systems keep running in your own cloud, inside your security boundary.

What happens if we stop the service?

You keep the data, workflows, tests and documentation, and your agents keep running in your own cloud. What ends is Metacto's monitoring, maintenance, and improvement.

Managed AI Services

Give your AI systems an accountable owner.

45 minutes with our team. We look at what your AI systems produce now, where they are drifting, and what a service plan would cover.

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45 minutes
No prep required
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