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AI is already inside your company. What is missing is AI working for the company.

Skyller was born from a simple observation by people who spend their days inside companies: everyone already uses AI on their own and almost none of it becomes company capability. This page tells where the platform came from, what we believe and what it delivers today for the whole company.

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SKILLS IT SINCE 2017

the provider is a nationwide managed IT services company

COMPANIES IN EVERY SEGMENT

from accounting firms to wholesale, with no list that narrows the audience

PUBLIC COMMITMENTS

privacy, terms, data processing and subprocessors, with a version history

YOUR NETWORK LOGIN

direct federation with the corporate directory: people sign in with the badge they already have

Where Skyller came from

Four observations nobody needs to be a specialist to recognise.

None of them came from a market study. They came from watching how work actually happens inside companies — including our own.

  1. 01

    AI came in through the back door

    It came through each person's private chat, through tools that do not talk to each other and through isolated initiatives. Nobody decided to adopt it; it simply happened.

  2. 02

    Individual productivity does not become company capability

    When everyone builds their own AI, what they discovered stays in their own history. The company accumulates repeated effort and does not accumulate knowledge.

  3. 03

    The basic questions went unanswered

    Which knowledge does this AI work with? Who can reach each system? Who approves what becomes an official source? What requires a person before acting? How much is being spent, and by whom?

  4. 04

    What was missing was a place, not one more tool

    Skills IT has provided managed IT services since 2017 and watched these four observations repeat from client to client. The decision was to build the environment where knowledge, systems, people and permissions sit together — and where today's answer keeps serving tomorrow, for someone else on the team.

Who we exist for

Three different people arrive here with the same question.

The answer takes a different shape depending on who is asking, but it is always the same one: AI has to work inside the company's context and rules.

Whoever does the work

“I already use AI. I just cannot use it with the data here.”

The analyst, the assistant, the person serving customers. They have found that AI helps, and they hit a wall the moment it involves an internal document, a company system or customer information. They need a place where that is allowed and recorded.

A place where the context is the company's

Whoever answers for the result

“We invested in AI and I do not know what changed.”

Owner, board, management. They see the team using scattered tools and cannot measure adoption, cost or return. They need consumption visible by area and knowledge that stays with the company when someone leaves.

Consumption and adoption visible by area

Whoever answers for access

“And when that person leaves the company?”

IT, security, compliance. Not against AI; against AI with no identity, no permission and no record. They need access to follow the company directory and sensitive actions to stop for a person to decide.

Identity, permission and trail

What we believe

Six convictions that show up in the product, not only in the pitch.

Skyller · Remote Work Policy

Remote Work Policy

Example with review and approval by different people.

1Draft2In review3Awaiting approval4Published
POL-014 · New versionDraft

Purpose and responsibilities

Ana · AuthorBruno · ReviewerCarla · Approver

Demonstration · illustrative data

Context weighs more than the model
Switching AI models improves the writing. Handing the model the approved document, the right system and the permission of whoever asked changes the answer. Skyller works on that second part.
Governance is visible control, not a badge
The identity of whoever acts, functions released one by one, a human decision before a sensitive action, and a record of what happened. If it cannot be shown on screen, it does not count as governance.
What one person creates can become team capability
Agents, prompts, spaces, boards and documents exist to be reused with a defined reach and permission. Collaboration is not exposing everything; it is reusing under control.
Nobody should pay for an idle seat
Per-person licensing wastes on one side and blocks on the other. Here the team shares a balance of AI credits and the administrator distributes it according to real need.
Present tense for what exists, future for what is coming
The demo shows the platform working with real data from the conversation, not a promise on a screen. Selling what is not live yet costs more than the sale it would win.
Whoever does the work also decides
The person who answers email, closes the month or serves the customer is the one who finds where AI helps. The product and this site are written for them, not only for whoever signs the contract.

Skyller today

What the platform delivers and what your company governs.

The first list is already published in detail across the platform pages. The second is the part that stays with you: nothing here is switched on without someone at your company deciding it.

  1. 01Anyone on the team

    Creates a trial account and uses the platform with the company's own documents.

  2. 02Whoever decides

    Picks the plan by the number of users and by the credit balance the team will share.

  3. 03Whoever answers for access

    Enables corporate login or the company directory and releases systems function by function.

  4. 04When the scope calls for it

    Contracts archive migration, a bespoke connector or live training.

What exists today

  • Company knowledge with review and approval before it becomes a source for the AI
  • Chat with the context of the place, agents per area and teams of agents
  • Automations by schedule, button or event, pausing for a human decision
  • Boards, decks and assessments built from published documents
  • A catalogue of connectable systems, released function by function
  • Access profiles, federation with the company directory and an activity trail

Your company decides

  • Which documents become a source for the AI, and who approves them before they start answering
  • Who sees each hub, each space and each agent — by person, by group or by role
  • Which functions of each connected system the AI may use, and for which teams
  • Where the AI acts straight away and where it stops for a person to approve first

Who provides Skyller

The brand is Skyller. The company behind it has a name, a tax ID and an address.

On contracts, on legal documents and on the invoice, the name that appears is Skills IT Soluções em Tecnologia. Day to day, the brand is Skyller. They are the same thing seen from two places — and it helps to know that before signing anything.

Legal name
SKILLS IT SOLUCOES EM TECNOLOGIA LTDA
Trading as
Skills IT
Brazilian tax ID (CNPJ)
05.699.856/0001-10
Registered office
Quadra ACSE 1, Rua SE 1, No. 38, suite 10, 2nd floor, Plano Diretor Sul, Palmas, Tocantins, postal code 77020-014, Brazil
Contact
contato@skillsit.com.br

Public documents in force

Direct questions

What people ask about the company, not about the product.

Next step

The best way to know who we are is to watch the platform work.

Upload a document your team looks for every week and ask the question that arrives most often by email. Or book a demonstration: the team builds the scenario on fictional data, from the routine you describe.