An AI-powered internal tool that compares mockups to quotes, checks RLP compliance via RAG, detects nearby Monuments Historiques, auto-fills CERFA forms, and generates cadastral plans.
Organisation
Kappeler Publicité (Jaikin SASU)
Category
AI & machine learning
Project previewAI & machine learning
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Published context
An AI-powered platform that automates the preparation of CERFA permit applications for Kappeler Publicité's outdoor signage projects. It pairs a retrieval-augmented knowledge base of French signage regulations with Claude AI to pre-fill, check and generate the administrative paperwork each installation requires.
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Recorded challenge
Installing outdoor signage in France means filing CERFA permit forms whose fields, supporting documents and local rules vary by municipality. Preparing them by hand was slow and error-prone, and a single inconsistent field could delay a whole installation.
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Described contribution
A Next.js/TypeScript app backed by a pgvector knowledge base of the relevant CERFA forms and regulations. A RAG pipeline surfaces the right rules per case, and Claude AI drafts and validates the fields, flagging inconsistencies before submission — the team exports a ready-to-file dossier instead of starting from a blank form.
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Recorded scope and outcomes
Kappeler Publicité assembles CERFA dossiers in a fraction of the previous time, with far fewer corrections. Regulatory know-how that used to live in a few people's heads is now a searchable system, making permitting faster and more consistent across projects.
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