Xonuz is a two-person company from Alkmaar.
That's deliberate: you get the people who actually build it at the table, not an account manager passing things on. It also means we can only take on a few projects at a time — which is why we always start by checking whether it fits.
“Most companies don't need AI. They need one place where the work comes together.”
Sem van der Tas
Development & architecture
Designs and builds the systems. Came out of construction and saw up close how much time goes into planning, paperwork and retyping.
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Mike Zeegers
Client projects & operations
Translates what happens on the shop floor into what needs building. Sits in on the intake and stays your contact for as long as the system runs.
LinkedInOur segment on AI Storm.
Broadcast on RTL7 and Videoland (Dutch television). We show how a company gets a dashboard where the work comes together, and answer the question almost everyone asks: is AI a replacement, or a tool?
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What people usually ask us first.
First, let's see whether it fits.
Half an hour, no obligation. Mostly we ask questions about how the work runs today. If it fits, we come in for phase one. If it doesn't, we say so right away.
Rather look for yourself first? Take the AI scan — a few minutes, no appointment.
info@xonuz.com- A short intake: where in your process does most of the manual work sit?
- An honest estimate of what there is to gain — and what there isn't.
- Advice on existing packages, even when that costs us the job.
- No sales talk, no deposit, no obligations.