That makes sense and the good news is Nima complements your existing tools rather than replacing them. Most of our clients come to us with detection APIs or basic ticketing systems already in place.
The challenge we typically see is that having detection tools is only one piece of the puzzle. The real bottleneck is usually in the workflow layer: coordinating between AI and human review, managing escalations, generating compliant reports, and tracking everything for audit purposes.
Nima acts as the orchestration layer that connects everything you already have into a unified system. You keep using the detection APIs that work well for you, while Nima adds the scalability, workflow, compliance automation, and oversight that's missing while giving you access to the most advanced detection models.
For example, one of Tremau's clients was using Sightengine for visual detection and Bodyguard for text. They kept both integrations, Nima unified the review workflows and automated their DSA reporting. They cut their moderation costs by over 35% in the first year because moderators weren't wasting time switching between tools, engineers were no longer required to maintain different internal legacy tooling, and legal wasn't spending weeks on compliance reporting.