Everyone adopted AI.
Almost nobody can show what it returned.
We measure whether the AI and software you already bought is producing anything — against baselines built from your own data — and whether you are paying the right price for it. Fixed fee. No system access. Nothing to sell you afterwards.
No system access · Nothing to sell you afterwards · You’ll leave with two or three findings worth acting on
01 — THE SITUATION
You bought the technology.
Nobody checked whether it worked.
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Software spend grew quietly
Contract by contract, renewal by renewal — and almost nobody went back to check what you’re still paying for.
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Then AI arrived
It grew faster than any line item before it. Adoption outran anyone’s ability to measure it.
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Nobody owns the question
Someone approved the tools. Someone pays for them every month. Almost nobody can say what actually changed.
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Renewals still run on the vendor’s clock
Auto-renewals, 90-day notice, usage-based expansion. The vendor knows you won’t walk away.
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No baseline, no proof
Without a starting number, “it’s working” is an opinion. Where there’s no baseline, building one is the first thing we deliver.
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Sound familiar?
Most companies recognise at least two of these. The free check tells you exactly which ones apply — and what they’re costing you.
02 — THE EVIDENCE
Everyone adopted AI.
Almost nobody measured it.
The gap between adoption and evidence is the whole problem — and it is answerable, in about two weeks.
41%of German companies now use AI — up from 17% a year earlier
~6%can demonstrate real business value from the AI they’ve adopted
1 in 3report AI costing more than they expected
Source: Bitkom, 2026.
03 — WHAT WE DO
Is it producing anything —
and are you paying the right price?
Built for Polish and DACH companies between 50 and 1,000 people — where technology and AI spend grows faster than the team managing it.
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Value
Is it producing anything?
We measure whether the AI and software in your organization is changing a business number — against baselines built from your own data. Where the honest answer is “we cannot tell yet,” we say that instead of inventing a figure.
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Spend
Are you paying the right price?
We inventory what you buy, find what you’re overpaying for, take control of renewals before they take control of you, and prepare you for the negotiations that matter. Most first assessments surface double-digit savings on software alone.
04 — ENGAGEMENTS
Fixed fee. Fixed scope.
Two to four weeks.
START HERE
Vendor & AI Check
Free
30–45 minutes · No commitment
A structured first look at what you buy and what it returns. You leave with two or three concrete findings.
Ideal for: keeping the record straight, year-round
Not sure which fits? Start with the free check — we will tell you which of your AI tools can be measured, and which cannot.
05 — ABOUT
Twelve years selling the technology.
Now measuring whether it works.
Tarveo is led by Marcel Meinersen. Before founding it, he spent twelve years selling enterprise technology — the vendor side of the table, at IGEL, Dell, Cisco, Palo Alto Networks and Datadog. He knows how the pricing is built, when in the quarter it moves, and — the part that matters most now — which claims in an AI business case survive contact with real data.
That background is why Tarveo leads with AI value rather than AI adoption. Every vendor now has an AI story and a benefit slide; almost none of them will be measured. Tarveo is independent and vendor-neutral — no reseller margins, no vendor commissions, no implementation work afterwards. We have nothing to sell you into, which is the only structural reason to believe our conclusions. Based in Warsaw, working across Poland and the DACH region.
Tarveo launched in 2026. Full case studies will be published as engagements complete.
IGEL Technology
Dell
Cisco
Palo Alto Networks
Datadog
Which of your AI tools
can you actually measure?
Thirty minutes, one conversation. Bring the AI tools someone has already approved and your software spend. You will leave knowing which of them anyone can show a result for, what that is likely costing you, and whether it is worth measuring properly — whether or not we work together afterwards.