NexGen eHub Limited is a UK-registered technology company building AI-powered business tools and practical digital solutions for customers worldwide. We bring together software, intelligent assistance and people-led services to help businesses organise work, improve everyday operations and explore more effective ways to grow.
NexGen eHub Limited · Company number 15533142 · Registered in England and Wales · Company information
Illustrative composition of the workspace and portal — not live output.
Illustration of the NexGen eHub workspace: the NexGen AI assistant showing a credit cost before it runs, current plan credits, work saved in the Library and a workflow paused for approval, with a managed-service note from the client portal. This is a preview, not a live screen.
Most businesses do not struggle because they lack software. They struggle because the work is spread across applications that were never designed to talk to each other, manual administration that repeats every week, documents saved in several places and a growing list of external providers each handling one job.
Work moves between tools that were never designed to share context.
Routine tasks compete with the work only your team can do.
The information you need exists somewhere, but not always where you can find it.
Every supplier adds another relationship to manage and another way of doing things.
NexGen eHub is building a more coherent alternative: one company where a business can find useful AI tools, organise everyday operations and arrange practical human support when software alone is not enough. The catalogue, the plan and the platform itself are designed to make that choice explicit rather than implied.
The platform is developing rather than finished. Products are labelled Working, Limited or Planned, and managed services and transformation work are agreed by enquiry rather than bundled into a subscription. When something is not ready, this site is meant to say so.
We do not claim to have unified every business system or automated every task described on this page. The catalogue, the transparency section below and the platform itself all separate what is available today from what is planned.
Our mission is to help customers improve everyday operations through suitable software, intelligent assistance and flexible operational support — with clear scope, honest availability and no exaggerated promises.
The long-term direction is a more coherent working environment: one place where a business can discover tools that fit, organise its information, improve a process and find appropriate help when it needs more than software.
Direction, not delivery
This is the direction we are working towards, not a description of a finished product. The capabilities available today are listed in the catalogue with a status beside each one.
Software, managed services and transformation advice complement one another, but they are not the same thing. Each card states how it is bought and what it does not include.
Pillar 01
A developing software platform that brings AI tools and business operations capabilities into one workspace.
Which tools your account includes depends on your plan, and planned products are not sold as working software.
Explore the PlatformPillar 02
Separately scoped, people-led operational support for the work you would rather hand to a team.
Managed services are scoped and priced separately. They are not included in a SaaS subscription.
Explore SolutionsPillar 03
Practical help identifying where AI, automation and better workflow design can improve how a business operates.
These engagements do not include bespoke software development or legal advice unless separately agreed in writing.
Discuss Your RequirementsThe three areas are separate offers from one company: 28 products are available in the catalogue today, 6 managed-service areas are quoted by enquiry, and transformation work begins with a conversation about scope.
Some customers need only self-service software. Others want a team to handle part of the operation, or a broader conversation about how the business works. The model below describes how those routes relate.
01
Clarify the goal, the current process and what is getting in the way.
02
Select the available software or service that fits — and say plainly what is not ready.
03
Configure the workflow and keep a person in the loop where a decision matters.
04
Add people-led help when the work needs judgement, volume or continuity.
05
Check the result, keep what works and agree the next step.
A subscription to the tools your team will use, with credits and approvals under your control.
See plans and creditsA separately scoped service handled by our team and reported through the client portal.
Explore managed servicesA conversation about process, AI adoption and a realistic sequence of improvements.
Discuss your requirementsWhere AI fits. AI can assist with suitable tasks, but its output and actions stay subject to the permissions, approvals and limits implemented in the platform. We do not present the whole workflow as autonomous today.
The Industries page maps 26 sectors across 7 groups. It is a guide to where the tools and services tend to fit, not a claim that we already work with every listed sector.
Patient correspondence, policies and organised records.
Document-heavy work, client files and repeatable advice.
Selling, hospitality and customer-facing operations.
Product content, support knowledge and client delivery.
Physical operations, assets, suppliers and logistics.
Learning content, member records and mission reporting.
Where the business is now and where it is going next.
Customers have different needs, and not every product or service will be appropriate for every organisation.
Explore IndustriesNexGen eHub Limited is registered in England and Wales, and our market focus is international. Where work happens matters, so we describe it plainly rather than implying a footprint we do not have.
We do not claim that all data stays in the UK, that every market has identical regulatory arrangements, or that services are delivered locally in every country. The registered office and company details are published on the company-information page.
View Security & TrustUnited Kingdom
NexGen eHub Limited is registered in England and Wales. Contracts, billing and primary accountability sit here.
Ahmedabad and Thiruvananthapuram, India
Support staff there help with operational work and access only the information needed to respond. They are bound by the same confidentiality obligations as our UK team.
Outside the UK
Our platform suppliers may process data outside the United Kingdom, and the AI provider processes the content submitted for a request outside the UK.
International
We aim to serve customers internationally from a UK-registered company. We do not claim a local office or a legal entity in every market.
Six commitments that shape how the platform is built, what we publish and how we describe the work we can do.
Clear product availability, honest communication and policies you can read before you buy.
Technology that answers a real business need rather than AI for its own sake.
Human review where a decision matters, accurate capability descriptions, privacy and responsible use.
Appropriate access controls, responsible data handling and continuous improvement.
Requirements that come from real customers shape what the platform builds next.
The platform and our operating practices evolve as we learn, evaluate technology and respond to business needs.
Software access follows the relevant subscription terms. Managed-service and transformation work is separately scoped, so the steps below describe how an engagement is agreed rather than a guaranteed delivery promise.
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We start with your goals, requirements and current challenges.
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We identify suitable available software, services or potential improvements.
03
We clarify scope, access, pricing, responsibilities and expected deliverables.
04
You get access to the appropriate existing tools, or we carry out the agreed service.
05
We review results and identify appropriate next steps together.
We do not promise guaranteed outcomes, fixed delivery times or a free sample unless the relevant offer is confirmed in writing.
The platform is developing, but not every product, automation or planned module is available today. Every item below carries the same status the catalogue shows.
28 products
Sold and working today. Some carry a Limited label while parts of the capability are still being finished.
6 service areas
Agreed and priced separately after a written scope. Not included in a subscription.
9 products
Listed on the roadmap. Not sold as working software and not promised for a date.
Plan-dependent
Built and available, but only on the right plan or with the right provider setup.
Status labels on this page match the catalogue and the plan access list. If something is not listed as available, ask before assuming it is included.
The Security & Trust Centre records the controls we run, the limits we have not solved and the certifications we do not hold. This page repeats the commitments rather than the technical detail.
We hold no ISO 27001, Cyber Essentials or SOC 2 certification, and we do not describe the platform as certified. No external penetration test has been published. Those gaps are stated in the Trust Centre rather than left for a reviewer to discover.
Read Our Security & Trust InformationNo customer logos, growth figures or awards appear here. These are structural reasons to talk to one company instead of assembling several.
One relationship whether you need a tool, a team or a conversation about process.
Self-service software, separately scoped managed services or a broader transformation project.
Working, Limited and Planned statuses instead of vague promises about what is coming.
A UK-registered company built to serve customers beyond a single market.
AI is applied to specific tasks, with credit costs shown first and approvals where they matter.
Plan inclusions, service scope and security limitations are published rather than implied.
Selling, records, reporting, knowledge and support sit alongside the AI tools rather than in separate products.
A catalogue that distinguishes available tools from the modules still on the roadmap.
The answers below match the catalogue, the plan access list and the published legal documents. Where something is not available yet, it says so.
NexGen eHub Limited is a technology company registered in England and Wales. It builds AI-powered business software and provides separately scoped managed services and transformation support from the same company.
Three connected areas: an AI-powered SaaS platform with AI tools and business operations capabilities, people-led managed services agreed by enquiry, and practical help with AI and digital transformation. The platform, managed services and transformation work are separate offers with separate scope.
SaaS software is a subscription to tools your team uses, governed by your plan credits and entitlements. Managed services are people-led work scoped and priced separately after an enquiry. A subscription does not include managed services, and a managed-service agreement does not add software you have not licensed.
No. The catalogue lists 37 products: 22 fully working, 6 available with some capabilities still in development, and 9 planned. Planned products are on the roadmap and are not sold as working software.
The Free plan costs nothing. Starter is £25 a month with 100 credits, Professional £49 with 300 credits, and Business £99 with 800 credits; Enterprise is agreed by enquiry. Annual billing is priced at ten monthly payments. AI actions spend credits, and the cost is shown before an action runs. A 7-day trial with 10 credits is available once per account, with no payment details.
Yes. The contact form is the main route for a managed-service or project enquiry. Scope, hours, responsibilities, deliverables and price are agreed in writing before work starts. Availability depends on the requirement and the team's capacity.
We aim to serve customers internationally and describe the company as having an international market focus, not as a UK-only provider. The company is registered in England and Wales; contracts, billing and accountability sit there. We do not claim a local office or legal entity in every market. The International section above sets out where work and data processing happen.
A workspace AI action, OCR or transcription sends only the selected content to the configured provider, and the consent version is recorded with the usage event. Customer data is not used to train foundation models without explicit consent. Row-level security scopes records to an account, and administrative activity is recorded in an audit trail. The Security & Trust Centre lists the detail and the limitations.
Use the contact form for sales, support, billing, managed services and project discussions. General enquiries can also go to info@nexgenehub.com. Customer accounts can raise a support ticket from the client portal.
The Products page lists every catalogue item with its availability status, Pricing explains plans and credits, the Security & Trust Centre covers controls and limitations, and Resources links the published Help Centre articles and guides.
Whether you're exploring AI tools, improving business operations or looking for practical support, discover how NexGen eHub can help you take the next step.
Software can start immediately on a free account. Managed services and transformation work are agreed in writing before anything begins.
