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Agents, workflows and control towers that run inside the enterprise.

For enterprises and GCCs putting AI into production. We take priority workflows into production inside ERP, documents, operational data and the controls already there, governed and measured.

Service 03Enterprise AI engineering
What you get

Agents and workflows: voice, email and document agents with approval points and audit trails. Operations AI: control towers, prediction and QC for plants and supply chains. Knowledge systems: answers with sources over documents and data, with permissions that hold.

What it takes

Integration with SAP, planning systems, historians, CRMs and document estates. Permission-aware retrieval and role-scoped knowledge. Deterministic rules in code, model judgement only where needed, human approval before money moves. Evaluation sets agreed with the business. Private or edge deployment where data must not leave. Cost ceilings enforced per run.

Proof

Maruti Suzuki voice agent, 72% contact rate. Bosch India invoice intelligence, 99% accuracy. UltraTech performance system, 20,000 employees, zero egress. Executive knowledge agents over hundreds of gigabytes of documents (unnamed). Manufacturing control-tower programme (capability).

First step · fixed scope

Production readiness assessment. One initiative across architecture, data, evaluation, security, operations and total cost. Ends in scale, redesign or stop.

Most engagements continue as a dedicated team, embedded with yours, on time and materials.Productionize a use case

How we propose

What you receive before you commit.

Every first step produces the documents an enterprise needs to decide, in a form your architecture, security and procurement teams can review without a meeting.

Business requirements document

the workflow, the baseline, the owner, the measure of success

Approach and architecture

systems touched, data flows, model choices, approval points, deployment topology

Technical proposal

scope, phases, team, assumptions, what is in and what is out

Security controls

identity, perimeter, egress, logging, the questionnaire answered

Infrastructure bill of materials and TCO

what it runs on, what it costs to run

Model cost estimate

tokens, runs, ceilings, and the levers that change them

Delivery plan

sprints, milestones, decisions, and the date you see the first working slice

Every first step produces these, in a form your architecture, security and procurement teams can review without a meeting.

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Questions buyers ask

Before you call.

Plain answers to what buyers ask first.

Can it run inside our perimeter?
Yes: on-premises or private cloud, on an Edge Cluster with zero data egress where required.
How do you stop an agent doing something it should not?
Tool contracts, approval gates and cost ceilings are enforced by the runtime, not by the prompt.
What about our existing hyperscaler investment?
We build on it; Azure AI Foundry, Vertex and Bedrock are routes, not conditions.

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What's next

What needs to work in your world?

A product, a workflow, a knowledge base, a platform that needs to change. Bring the problem. We will work through the engineering and tell you plainly whether it is worth building.