Independent engineering. European by design.

Put AI to work.
Keep people
in control.

Agents that handle the busywork. Software that connects the dots. Built around your business, by a team right here in Europe.

EU-based teamYour data. Your rules.
Connected in Europe
A European network of connections centered on Slovakia. ParisStockholmSlovakiaOur home base
Agent → humanChecked. Ready for your call.Invoice matched · Approval requested
Illustration of a connected workflow
Less repetitive work.
More room to move.

AI implementation, software and infrastructure.
One connected European team.

Built around real operations

LogisticsManufacturingProfessional servicesB2B distribution

A team of agents.
A person in charge.

Give agents the repetitive steps. Keep the decisions that matter. Here’s what that looks like in a real working day.

The agents do the groundworkInteractive example
Intake agent

Reads the incoming invoice

Extracts the supplier, amounts and reference.

Validation agent

Checks it against your records

Matches the purchase order and flags differences.

Your decision

Nothing moves without your approval

You review the evidence before the agent proceeds.

Connected to your tools. Limited to the permissions you set.
Invoice reviewYour approval needed

Everything checks out.

The invoice matches the purchase order. Review the source, then decide what happens next.

Supplier
Sample Supplies s.r.o.
Invoice total
€2,450.00
Purchase order
PO-2026-0418

Sample data. Try the decision; no real action is taken.

From the EUHub team

Five agents.
One conversation.
Less to juggle.

For Medical Logistic, we built FAIA, the multi-agent core of LKW-Control. Dispatch, telemetry, monitoring, finance and driver communication come together in one shared Telegram group.

The owner steps in for the decisions that matter.

Explore the FAIA story
LKW-Control × FAIAProject illustration
Dispatch
Telemetry
Monitoring
Finance
Driver comms
YouDecisions & oversight
One shared context.
A coordinated team around the operator.

Ominus is an EUHub partner; EUHub built ominus.sk and ominusmte.com.

Start small.
Make it useful.
Then go further.

A good AI project starts with a real bottleneck and a clear way to measure progress. We work with your people and the systems you already have.

  1. 01
    Discover · About 2 weeks

    Find the right workflow.

    Map the work, the data and the friction. Choose one opportunity with a clear business case.

    You get an opportunity map & roadmap
  2. 02
    Pilot · Scope agreed together

    Prove it in practice.

    Build a focused pilot. Test real scenarios, check the results and agree whether to move forward.

    You get a working pilot & a go/no-go decision
  3. 03
    Operate · Improve over time

    Make it part of the day.

    Connect the workflow, set the controls and hand it over properly. Monitor what happens after launch.

    You get an operational system & clear ownership

European by design.

Data location and access requirements agreed before we build.

Yours to operate.

Documented systems, practical handover and a clear path forward.

Humans in the loop.

Explicit approvals for sensitive actions and a record of decisions.

Real people.
On your side.

A small, senior team in Slovakia. The people you meet are the people responsible for your implementation.

Portrait of Artashes Arakelian, Co-founder & COOin

Artashes Arakelian

Co-founder & COO

Artashes is a co-founder of EUHub and its Chief Operating Officer. He focuses on operations and delivery: how engagements are planned, how work moves from the Diagnostic through to a running system, and how clients stay informed so that the people responsible for each process remain in control of it.

Portrait of Mike Gordievsky, Co-founder & Infrastructure Leadin

Mike Gordievsky

Co-founder & Infrastructure Lead

Mike is a co-founder of EUHub and leads infrastructure. His focus is the deployment side of the work: the environments, pipelines and hosting that put AI agents and software into production in the EU, together with the monitoring and cost control that keep those systems reliable after launch.

Portrait of Kateryna Hordi, Office Manager & CIOin

Kateryna Hordi

Office Manager & CIO

Kateryna is EUHub's Office Manager and Chief Information Officer. Her focus is the company's internal systems and office operations: the tools, access and information practices that let the team work securely and consistently, and the day-to-day organisation that supports every client engagement.

Good questions.
Clear answers.

Have something else in mind?
Ask us directly.

What should we automate first?

Start with a frequent, well-defined task that has accessible data and a clear cost in time or errors. The diagnostic helps identify the strongest candidate and when a simpler solution would be sufficient. It also shows where a manual step is costing you most, before you commit to any build.

Will this replace our existing systems?

Usually, no. We build around your ERP, CRM and internal tools rather than replacing them, so nothing you rely on today has to be thrown away. The first step is understanding what can be connected safely and what needs to remain under human control.

Where does our data go?

We agree the hosting region, model providers, access permissions and data flows before implementation begins. Depending on your requirements, that can mean an EU cloud environment or infrastructure you operate yourself. Where your data goes is settled up front, together with you, rather than discovered later.

How do we keep agents under control?

Each agent has an explicit scope and permissions, and sensitive actions can require human approval. We design review paths, operational logs and a way to pause or reverse the workflow where the connected system supports it. You define the boundaries; we build the workflow.

What does the first engagement look like?

We start with a conversation about your operations. A diagnostic typically takes about two weeks and produces an opportunity map and practical roadmap, with no obligation to continue. Pilot scope, pricing and success criteria are agreed before engineering begins, so you know what will be built.

What does a Diagnostic cost?

The Diagnostic is a fixed-scope, fixed-price engagement. We agree the scope and the price before it starts, so you know exactly what you are getting and what it costs. It ends with a written report and a decision point, not a contract, so there is no obligation to continue with us afterwards.

How long until something is running?

The Diagnostic takes about two weeks and ends with a ranked list of automation opportunities and a practical roadmap. After that comes a pilot, and its scope, pricing and success criteria are agreed together with you before engineering begins. That way you know what will be built and how success is measured before work starts.

Which industries do you work with?

We work with medical logistics, automotive aftermarket, manufacturing, professional services and B2B distribution, primarily with Central and Western European enterprises. The approach is the same in each: we build around the ERP, CRM and data you already have, with people in control of every sensitive step. If your sector is different, ask us directly.

What work
would you
rather skip?

Tell us what takes too much time.
We’ll help you find a practical starting point.

hello@euhub.co Based in Banská Bystrica, Slovakia.
Working across Europe.

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