Nex AI builds AI automations for businesses in Greater Manchester and West Yorkshire, and then runs them. That second half is the part that matters. An automation nobody is watching fails quietly, and the business goes back to doing the work by hand while still paying for the software.
We do not sell strategy days or maturity assessments. We are engineers. We take a task that happens every week, work out whether automating it pays back inside a year, and either build it or tell you it is not worth it.
Everything is built and run in-house. Nothing is subcontracted and nothing is white-labelled from a larger group. The examples on this site are illustrations of the work while we get client permission to name names.
Ashiq Nazir, founder
Over 10 years in engineering and 200+ projects, working with Samsung, Intel, BlackBerry and Nokia along the way. AI, software, integration, testing, infrastructure and implementation — which is a long way of saying more than a decade spent making systems talk to each other, and keeping them running afterwards.
I write the automations and I run them. There is no account manager and no delivery team you get handed to after the sale. If you ring the number, you get me, and if something breaks at seven on a Tuesday evening I am the one who gets the alert.
That is also why we turn work down. I can only run so many systems properly, and a system nobody is watching is worse than no system at all.
How we are different
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10+ years, 200+ projects
Network engineering with Samsung, Intel, BlackBerry and Nokia before this. Not a marketer who read about AI.
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We run what we build
On our own infrastructure, monitored, with the alert coming to us first.
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You get the number first
One fixed pilot fee, agreed in writing before anything starts. No day rates and no proposal fee.
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We show the working
The payback arithmetic is in the scope document, with your own figures in it.
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We turn work down
If the arithmetic does not work, there is no engagement. It saves both sides a bad year.
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Local, genuinely
Twenty-two towns across Greater Manchester and West Yorkshire, on site for the first session and the handover.