Synerga Deploys Its Artificial Intelligence Platform
At Synerga, artificial intelligence is now transitioning from a subject of reflection to a concrete tool.
After several months of work, testing, and exchanges with member firms, Synerga is proud to present and deploy its AI platform: an environment designed to enable the group’s member firms to use artificial intelligence within a secure framework adapted to their professional uses.
However, the ambition extends beyond merely providing a tool.
A Secure AI Environment, Designed for Firms
The Synerga platform is based on the use of an LLM, a language model capable of understanding user requests, leveraging various information sources, and assisting teams in their daily work.
From the project’s inception, data security has been a central concern. The objective is to allow firms to access the possibilities offered by artificial intelligence in a controlled environment, adapted to the constraints and requirements of the profession.
Ultimately, the platform is also intended to connect directly to the firms’ work environments.
Connections will thus be developed with accounting and social production tools, as well as with each firm’s own documentary resources. Artificial intelligence will then be able to rely on information and documents useful to the collaborator, in compliance with the access rights defined by the firm.
This constitutes the initial foundation of the project, which is intended to progressively scale up as developments, available connections, and user-identified needs evolve.
AI Agents Built from Field Needs
The platform will also provide access to specialized AI agents, designed to address specific professional uses.
And this is where the Synerga approach truly makes sense: to develop agents designed with the firms, based on their needs, practices, and challenges.
AI referents and Synerga members will participate in identifying priority uses, formalizing business needs, designing agents, testing them, and then improving them.
The objective is to develop agents capable of responding to concrete situations encountered daily by firm teams: exploiting documentation, preparing work, analyzing information, supporting a business process, or automating certain tasks.
Tools designed by firms, for firms.
A Project Unifying All Professions
The particularity of this approach also lies in its transversal dimension.
Today, artificial intelligence concerns all professions within the firm. The various Synerga committees therefore participate in the work: legal, social, accounting, HR, asset management… each contributing its expertise, practices, and needs identified in the field.
The work carried out within the committees can thus give rise to new agents or contribute to enriching those already available.
This collaboration between professions allows for the cross-pollination of expertise and the progressive construction of an AI environment that is not limited to a few isolated use cases, but more broadly supports the activities of the firms.
The strength of the collective truly comes into its own here: pooling reflections, sharing skills, and jointly building uses directly beneficial to professionals.
Phased Deployment Before Opening to All Firms
The platform’s deployment is now underway.
Three testing firms were onboarded in July to experiment with the platform’s operation and support the initial stages of the project.
Three new firms will join the initiative in early September, and five more will be onboarded by the end of the month.
Starting in October, all Synerga member firms will, in turn, be able to deploy the platform and begin integrating it into their operations.
This opening will mark a new stage, but certainly not the culmination of the project.
The platform has been conceived as an evolving environment: new agents, new connections, and new uses will progressively enrich it at the pace of the work carried out with the members.
A new chapter thus opens for Synerga: making artificial intelligence a concrete, secure, collective tool directly connected to the realities of the firms’ professions.
