Dable says internal AI platform cut repetitive work time by up to 85%

Dable said on October 23 that its internal AI work platform, DableLLM, reduced repetitive work time by up to 85%, according to platum.kr. The company also reported that 184 work tools were built on the platform between its April 2026 opening and the end of September.

DableLLM lets users select multiple external AI models in one place and have AI write and deploy code from natural-language descriptions. Access requires a company account login and a connection to the internal network, and each person receives an API key to manage usage limits.

The tools were not confined to engineers. As of the end of August, 24 of the 46 employees who built tools on the platform were not in development roles. The finance team cut monthly closing checks from about 42 hours to around 6 hours, and Dable estimates total time saved across the company at more than 70 hours per month.

Guardrails and agents

The company said accounting ledger originals are not sent to external AI services and can be used only by authorized finance team members. A product manager built a budget management bot without developer help that checks spending by advertiser group every 30 minutes and stops campaigns automatically at 95% of budget.

An AI agent called DNA System Wiki answered 177 of 256 system questions within 10 minutes in September, with only 5 taking more than 30 minutes. Separately, 77 code changes proposed by the agent were reviewed by humans and merged into actual code by the end of August.

The CEO said the goal is to return the speed gained to advertisers and media outlets' performance.