DAISE is a platform that connects you with experts, AI, and students to solve business challenges and validate ideas. Submit a task, and we’ll guide you through a structured process to deliver tailored solutions.

Yes! Your first task is completely free—no credit card required.

Our experts, AI, and students collaborate in a multi-step process to analyze your problem, provide feedback, and refine the best solution for your needs.

DAISE works for businesses of all sizes, helping you solve problems, validate ideas, and plan strategically. This is why you can start with your free demo to see how it fits your needs.

According to the Delphi technique, all three parties involved—experts, students, and AI—engage in at least three rounds of idea evaluation and debate. Each round typically takes 24 to 72 hours, but depending on the complexity of your task, the process may take longer to ensure the most accurate and refined solution.

Our experts are certified professionals in various fields who undergo a thorough interview and verification process to prove their credentials and expertise. Our students come from partner business universities, bringing fresh and innovative perspectives to every task.

DAISE can assist with a wide range of challenges, including decision-making, opportunity validation, and strategic planning across various industries. We believe we can help with almost anything—put us to the test and upload your first task for free!

Yes, you can track the progress of your task in real-time throughout all stages of the process. At every step, you can see how solutions are being developed, ensuring full transparency. Once the task is completed, you can access the final report in your library for future reference. Partner universities and experts may also access anonymized case studies. Rest assured, your identity or that of your company will always remain confidential. By involving experts, universities, and AI, we not only solve challenges but also contribute to shaping the future by supporting the education of the next generation.

No, all participants' identities remain anonymous throughout the entire process. This ensures fairness and prevents any bias that might arise from the reputation or influence of a participant. Following the principles of the Delphi technique, this anonymity not only fosters objective collaboration but also enhances the accuracy and trustworthiness of the solutions provided, as participants are not influenced by external factors or each other's identities.