Azati
Enterprise AI and workflow automation engineering from a large Polish software house
- HQ
- Warsaw, Poland
- Founded
- 2002
- Team
- 200+
- Pricing
- $25-$49/hr (Clutch)
- Regions
- Europe, North America
- Stack
- Azure OpenAI, LangChain4j, Spring AI, Semantic Kernel, Docker, Kubernetes, SAP, Salesforce
- Industries
- Financial Services, Healthcare, Real Estate, Logistics
About Azati
Azati is a software engineering firm founded in 2002 and now operating from Warsaw with a bench of more than 200 people. AI consulting, agentic engineering, AI workflow automation, computer vision and OCR sit alongside DevOps, MLOps and legacy modernization, so automation here is one service inside a full development shop rather than the business itself.
Its published work is enterprise scale: a computer vision pallet counting system the agency states runs at 97% accuracy with 5x faster throughput, and a patent search platform the agency states covers more than 50 million documents at 91% accuracy. The Clutch band of $25-$49/hr is the lowest published rate in this category, which is the main reason a buyer with a large build and a fixed budget would shortlist it.
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Our verdict
Azati suits a buyer with an enterprise-scale build: systems integration, document or vision pipelines, or AI added to a legacy platform, where a 200-person bench and a $25-$49/hr rate band matter more than automation specialization. It is a poor match for an operations manager who wants a handful of workflows automated, because every published case is a large integration project and none of them names the customer, so the stated accuracy and throughput figures cannot be traced to anyone. It ranks tenth because specialization fit carries the most weight in this category, and automation is one line on a broad engineering menu here rather than the practice itself.
Pros
- The lowest published hourly band in this category at $25-$49/hr on Clutch
- Operating since 2002, with computer vision, OCR and MLOps capability that most automation shops in this category do not hold in house
- Publishes engineering case detail at genuine scale, including a patent search platform the agency states covers more than 50 million documents
Cons
- Automation is one line on a menu that also runs to legacy modernization, DevOps and general software development, so this is not an automation specialist
- Every published case study is anonymized by sector, so no stated metric can be traced to a named customer
- Its own about page returns a 404 on both of its domains, and the company's earlier Belarus operating history appears nowhere on the current site
- A $10,000 minimum against an all-enterprise case history means small process automation work is not the demonstrated fit
Where Azati ranks
- Ranked #10 in AI Automation Agencies
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