01 · Capture
Capture. Documents, tickets, chats, and system records are read and broken into entities and facts.
Documents · Systems · Conversations
Applied AI
An enterprise knowledge graph that people and AI agents share. It links your documents, systems, and decisions, answers with sources, and learns as you work.
Every organisation knows more than any one person can hold. The shared brain joins a knowledge graph, holding your data, relationships, rules, and constraints, with AI models that predict, optimise, and answer in plain language. People and agents work from the same context, every answer shows its reasoning, and what was learned stays when people move on.
Most AI efforts stall for the same reasons, and none of them is the model.
01
Volatile markets and tightly linked operations change faster than spreadsheets and weekly meetings can follow.
02
Point AI tools each see one function, so the forecast, the price, and the supply plan never meet.
03
A black-box answer with no reasoning behind it gets checked by hand, or quietly ignored.
The result: slow decisions, value lost between teams, and AI pilots that never scale.
The shared brain is neuro-symbolic: a knowledge graph that encodes how your business works, joined with AI models that learn from its data.
Symbolic
Neural
= Shared brain
Answers that learn from data, stay inside your rules, and show every step of their reasoning.
Explainable · Rule-aware · Always learning
Four steps turn documents, systems, and conversations into a graph your people and agents can ask.
01 · Capture
Capture. Documents, tickets, chats, and system records are read and broken into entities and facts.
Documents · Systems · Conversations
02 · Connect
Connect. Entities are resolved and linked into one knowledge graph, so the same customer or asset is one node everywhere.
Entity resolution · Relations · Ontology
03 · Reason
Reason. Questions are answered by walking the graph and the source text together, with every step cited.
Graph retrieval · LLMs · Citations
04 · Learn
Learn. New documents, decisions, and corrections update the graph, so the next answer starts from what was learned.
Feedback · Updates · Memory
Predictive, prescriptive, and generative AI run on the same graph, so a forecast, a plan, and an answer never disagree about the facts.
Forecasts of demand, capacity, cash, and risk, from next week to next year.
Optimisation that weighs the trade-offs and proposes the best plan within your constraints.
Plain-language questions about the business, answered from governed knowledge.
The four questions agents answer
Past
Root causes traced through the graph, not guessed from one report.
Now
Risks and opportunities surfaced as new signals arrive.
Next
Rolling forecasts and scenarios you can compare side by side.
Act
Recommended actions, with the reasoning and trade-offs shown.
Every answer shows the path it took through the graph and the sources behind it. The examples below are illustrative.
Question
Which supplier puts Line 3’s deliveries at risk?
Asset
Line 3
Part
Gearbox G-118
Supplier
Supplier B
Incident
Late shipment
Contract
Clause 7.2
Answer
Supplier B. Its last two gearbox shipments arrived late, and clause 7.2 of its contract allows a second source.
Sources
Learning for the enterprise
The graph is never finished. Each new document, decision, and correction is linked to what is already known, so answers improve with use instead of drifting out of date.
Human + AI
Agents take on the scale, speed, and routine. People keep the judgement, the strategy, and the calls that matter, and can oversee far more without losing sight of any of it.
Autonomy, per decision
01
Every recommendation traces back to the data, rules, and sources behind it.
02
Role-based access, an audit trail, and policy controls on every agent.
03
Works with multiple LLMs, and new retrieval or orchestration methods plug in without re-platforming.
01
Procedures, incidents, and fixes linked to the assets they concern, ready for the next shift.
Procedures · Incidents · Assets
02
Experiments, papers, and results connected, so teams build on prior work instead of repeating it.
Experiments · Literature · Results
03
Every account’s history, contracts, and tickets in one place for support teams and their agents.
Accounts · Tickets · Contracts
04
What senior people know, captured as they work, so new joiners get answers with context.
Onboarding · Expertise · Handover
Tell us where your knowledge lives today. We’ll map the sources, the graph, and the first questions it should answer.