About
Most of what's sold as AI to small businesses shouldn't be bought.
The real wins are rarely impressive: the ten minutes of retyping between two systems, the intake question asked in the wrong order, the report nobody compiles. We would rather find those than sell you autonomy you'll spend a year apologizing for. Every first assessment includes a list of things we refuse to build.
Who we are
Corveonic is two people. The company is member-managed and owned 50/50.
Eleon Annoor
Eleon scopes the work, builds it, and runs it in production. The company's own operations sit on the same desk: tax, filings, billing.
Nicolas Rossi
Nicolas owns security: data handling, access control, and the security posture of everything we operate for clients.
How we work
The operating commitments. Each one is written into the engagement, and you can hold us to all of them.
Month-to-month
The initial term is 90 days. After that, the retainer runs month-to-month.
Self-serve cancellation
You can cancel in writing, without a phone call; the mechanics are published in full.
Scope in writing
Every engagement has a written scope. Changes are change orders, agreed in writing before the work begins.
A named human
You will know who is responsible for your account, by name, and how to reach them.
A 20% holdout for 60 days
On anything we claim credit for, a fifth of the volume is held out so the number can be checked. It makes our results look worse, and it is the only way either of us learns the truth.
AI is always disclosed
Where an automation speaks or writes to your customers, it says so before anything else. The line it opens with: “You're speaking with an automated AI assistant. This conversation is recorded and transcribed for quality and training.”
Your data never trains shared models
Client operational data is processed for your engagement and nothing else. The commitment is in writing.
What we don't have yet
Corveonic is new. There is no client roster to publish and no verified results to show you, and we would rather say that plainly than decorate this page with logos you cannot check.
What we can show you is mechanism: what we build, what we refuse to build, and the terms we work on. When there are results worth publishing, they will be published with sources.
The entity
- Legal name
- Corveonic LLC. A New York limited liability company.
- Location
- New York, NY
- Phone
- (718) 513-8979
Start with a conversation
Book a walkthrough, or email us directly. A person answers both.