Platform architecture
An AI foundation built
for enterprise workflows.
Professional experiences, specialized agents, domain context and connected systems—with trust and governance across every layer.
Experience layer
Copilots · domain applications · dashboards
Agent intelligence layer
Orchestration · reasoning · tool use
Enterprise context layer
Documents · RAG · knowledge graphs · rules
Enterprise action layer
APIs · workflows · enterprise applications
Cross-cutting trust layer
Access · audit · evaluation · human oversight
A closer look
Designed to work
together.
01How a request moves through the system
A user begins in a domain application. The orchestrator identifies the task, retrieves permissible context and invokes only approved tools.
- Experience layer captures intent and presents evidence, status and recommendations.
- Agent layer plans tasks, delegates specialized work, validates outputs and coordinates exceptions.
- Context layer supplies approved documents, knowledge graphs, structured queries and explicit rules.
- Action layer interacts with source systems under service and user authorization.
02A representative workflow
Consider a finance analyst asking why a departmental forecast has changed.
- The forecasting agent retrieves monthly actuals, budget versions and approved driver assumptions.
- A forecasting service computes projections; anomaly services flag deviations using an agreed baseline.
- A reasoning agent prepares an evidence-linked explanation, then a human reviewer approves any action.
03Architecture decisions that matter
Our design discussions focus on making systems supportable after launch.
- Select retrieval patterns based on document characteristics, confidentiality and provenance.
- Keep numeric calculation and authoritative policy decisions in testable services where possible.
- Log tool calls and decision boundaries without indiscriminately retaining sensitive content.
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