SiloWeb · Western Switzerland
Tell us about the task, not the technology
Describe what your team repeats every week. You get a clear answer back: automatable as it stands, needs reshaping first, or not worth it yet.
Write to info@siloweb.ch or call +41 78 257 17 20. Replies come within two working days, from the person who would actually build the agent. The first twenty-minute call is free and carries no obligation.
SiloWeb — Boris Mironov, Chemin des Rochats 2, 1873 Val-d’Illiez, Valais, Switzerland. Service area: the whole of French-speaking Switzerland.
How it goes
- You describe the task in a few lines.
- A twenty-minute call to frame the rules and check the task is worth automating.
- A written quote: setup fee, monthly rate, timeline.
- Build, testing on your real data, go-live, then two weeks of running-in.
What helps in a first message
Three things make the first answer far more useful: what the task is, roughly how many hours a week it consumes, and which software it touches. Everything else can wait for the call.
Languages
Written and spoken exchanges are possible in English; the agency’s day-to-day working language is French. The agents themselves operate in French, German and English.
Published 27 August 2026 · reviewed quarterly.
Frequently asked questions
01 How fast do you reply?
Within two working days, in writing, from the person who would build the agent. Urgent matters are better handled by phone on +41 78 257 17 20.
02 Is the first call really free?
Yes, and it is not a sales call. Its purpose is to establish whether your task is worth automating — including saying no, which happens regularly.
03 Do you sign NDAs?
Yes. For companies bound by professional secrecy or client confidentiality agreements, the scoping document also defines precisely what the agent is not allowed to see.
04 What information should I prepare?
The task itself, an estimate of the weekly hours it consumes, and the software involved. A rough figure is enough — measuring precisely is part of the scoping.
Tell us about the task
Describe what your team repeats every week and you get a clear answer back: automatable as it stands, needs reshaping, or not worth it yet.