This is our 2026 company presentation. It explains what ALDIS builds and why: agentic AI for Finance, Legal and HR that runs on servers inside the client's own perimeter and works fluently in Kazakh, Russian, English and Arabic. Use the arrows, swipe, or the ← → keys to flip through the slides; the ⛶ button opens full screen.













The deck in brief
- The problem. Companies want AI at scale, but banks, state companies and government bodies cannot send confidential data to foreign cloud models, and global models are weak in Kazakh and miss local context such as 1C and national document standards.
- The answer. We bring the AI to the data: NVIDIA GPU servers on the client's premises, our own models fine-tuned per domain and language, and an agentic chat that turns 1C, ERP, e-mail and documents into reports, forecasts and decisions.
- The platform. One secure core with modular agents: fAInance for the CFO, AI-Lawyer, an AI call center, an offline translator, and AI-Recruit for HR. Sales and marketing agents come next.
- Why it works. Data never leaves the client's network, the models speak Kazakh and Russian natively, and each new agent is added to an installation that already exists.
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