AI consultancy
We help small and mid-sized companies in Latvia and across the EU put AI to work — from bookkeeping automation to bespoke integrations and custom applications.
Practical AI work for companies that want results, not slide decks.
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Where AI actually moves the needle for you, what it costs, and what to do first. No buzzwords, no twelve-month roadmaps.
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Connect the tools you already use. Replace manual data entry, reconciliations, reporting, and back-office routines with reliable workflows.
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Latvian-language document understanding for invoices, bank statements, and tax filings. Built for local accounting practice.
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Bespoke tools — internal portals, customer-facing apps, voice and chat interfaces — designed around your workflow, not the other way round.
Four principles that keep our work honest and our clients shipping.
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We start with the problem, not the technology. If a spreadsheet beats a model, we tell you.
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Latvian-language tooling, EU data residency, GDPR-aligned by default. We are based here, our clients are here.
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Smallest useful version first. You see real value inside a quarter, not a year. Iterate from there.
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Fixed scope, fixed price where we can. Time-and-materials with weekly burn reports where we can't. No surprises.
A small, technical practice that builds working AI for working businesses.
OdaFab is based in Latvia and works across the European Union. We exist because most AI consultancy is theatre, and most automation tooling is generic. Our clients deserve neither.
Founder
Mariss Mežgals is the founder of OdaFab. He has spent fifteen years at the intersection of finance, infrastructure and technology — most recently as Chief Financial Officer of LVRTC, Latvia's state radio and television operator, where he ran the financial side of a portfolio that spans broadcast, telecoms and broadband.
He also served on the supervisory board of LMT (Latvijas Mobilais Telefons) through the country's 4G and 5G rollout, sitting close to the engineering and regulatory decisions that shaped how Latvia connects to itself — and to the wider state digitalisation programme that put public services online for citizens and businesses. Before that he worked in private equity and venture capital, evaluating businesses for what they actually do, not what they pitch.
He started OdaFab because the next decade of value creation will not happen inside any single discipline. It will happen at the seams — where finance meets engineering, where regulation meets product, where Latvian-language operations meet global AI tooling. That is exactly where AI earns its place: not as a feature stacked on top of one stack, but as the connective tissue between worlds that used to be too expensive to bridge.
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