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Enterprise AI · TECHTIERA

Generative & Agentic AI Services

Design, integrate and operate AI that can work across your enterprise systems. TechTiera brings together agent engineering, trusted retrieval, controlled execution and managed support to turn business workflows into production AI services.

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Strategy & engineering Enterprise integration Managed AI services
GOVERNED AGENT WORKFLOW
BUSINESS OBJECTIVEResolve a procurement exception.Within approved access and authority.
AGENT ORCHESTRATIONPlan. Retrieve. Propose.State · Bounded retries · Evaluation
Find evidenceApproved sources
Use toolsScoped APIs / MCP
Check policyEnforced rules
Approval before action.Human review where the business requires it.
IdentityAudit trailObservabilityRecovery
ENTERPRISE AI & AGENTIC AI SERVICES

From a useful idea.
To a service you can run.

TechTiera’s AI consulting services cover strategy, feasibility, generative AI, agentic workflows, enterprise integration and ongoing AI operations. We help teams define where AI should assist, where agents can act and where deterministic rules or human approval must remain in control.

A production AI system needs more than a model. It needs accessible evidence, well-defined tools, measurable quality and an operational owner. We design those foundations alongside the business workflow.

WHAT IS ENTERPRISE AGENTIC AI?

AI that can plan steps and use approved tools.

Agentic AI combines models with orchestration, context and tool access to carry out multi-step tasks. In an enterprise, its autonomy is bounded by identity, policies, action limits and review gates. Persistent memory and multiple agents are design choices, rather than requirements for every solution.

Choose the right kind of automation.

RPA, generative AI and agents can complement one another. The decision depends on task variability, the required controls and the cost of an incorrect result.

Decision pointRPA & rule-based automationGenerative AI applicationsAgentic AI systems
Best fitStable, repeatable tasks and explicit business rules.Drafting, summarization, search and content assistance.Multi-step tasks requiring context, tool selection and bounded action.
ExecutionScripts, APIs or UI automation within configured rules.Generates outputs; tool-enabled applications may also take action.Selects approved tools within an orchestrated workflow.
Handling changeChanges to interfaces or rules can require maintenance.Output varies with the model, prompt and available context.Can handle some variation; API/schema changes still require validation.
RecoveryRule-based exception handling and queues.Validation, retries and human review designed into the application.Checkpointing, bounded retries and defined fallbacks when implemented.
ControlBusiness rules, permissions and operational monitoring.Grounding, output validation and appropriate human review.The same controls plus action authorization, execution limits and audit trails.
BROWSE AI CONSULTING EXPERTISE

The engineering behind
enterprise AI.

From feasibility and retrieval to tools, evaluations and ongoing support. Explore each service and the outputs your team can review.

Strategy

AI Strategy & Feasibility

Choose a useful workflow before choosing the architecture.

Assess opportunities across operations, finance, IT and customer support. Prioritize business value alongside data readiness, integration effort and the consequences of a wrong action.

Typical delivery outputs

Prioritized use cases, readiness findings, architecture decisions and acceptance criteria.

  • Use-case prioritization by value, feasibility, risk and operational ownership.
  • Data and access review across structured sources and enterprise repositories.
  • Single-agent, multi-agent or deterministic workflow design, selected for the task.
  • Baseline measures, evaluation criteria and a scoped proof-of-value roadmap.
Discuss Strategy
Agents

Custom AI Agent & Multi-Agent Engineering

Build stateful workflows with explicit execution boundaries.

Engineer agents that can plan steps, select approved tools and evaluate intermediate results. Use supervisor–worker or specialist-agent patterns where the additional coordination is justified.

Typical delivery outputs

Agent workflow, tool inventory, evaluation evidence and documented failure paths.

  • Orchestration using frameworks such as LangGraph, CrewAI and Microsoft Agent Framework; support for existing AutoGen and Semantic Kernel estates.
  • Typed tool schemas, task state, checkpointing, timeouts and controlled retries.
  • Human review gates, exception queues and deterministic checks before consequential actions.
  • Versioned prompts, policies, tool contracts and deployment configurations.
Discuss Agents
Retrieval

Enterprise Knowledge, Hybrid & Graph RAG

Ground responses in information the user is allowed to access.

Build retrieval-augmented generation around source quality, permissions and useful evidence. Combine semantic retrieval, keyword search and graph relationships where they improve the task.

Typical delivery outputs

Retrieval design, source and permission mapping, evaluation set and index lifecycle plan.

  • Content ingestion, chunking, metadata design, freshness and deletion handling.
  • Dense embeddings, BM25, reranking and knowledge-graph retrieval where appropriate.
  • Permission-aware retrieval, source citations and context-level data minimization.
  • Sensitive-data minimization and PII redaction designed for the approved data-handling requirements.
  • Groundedness, relevance, citation and adversarial-input evaluation.
Discuss Retrieval
Integration

Enterprise Systems Integration & MCP

Make approved business operations available through controlled tools.

Connect AI workflows to ERP, CRM, ECM, service desks and legacy applications. Choose supported APIs or purpose-built adapters after validating the system’s interfaces and authentication model.

Typical delivery outputs

Integration contracts, identity design, transaction controls and recovery runbooks.

  • API wrappers, function-calling tools and Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers where appropriate.
  • Input validation, operation allowlists, scoped identities and authorization at the execution boundary.
  • Idempotency, reconciliation and compensating actions for workflows that change business records.
  • Integration with SAP, Oracle, Salesforce, ServiceNow, Microsoft Dynamics 365, OpenText, Hyland and legacy estates.
Discuss Integration
Governance

AI Governance, Security & Evaluation

Put enforceable checks around probabilistic behavior.

Combine model evaluation with application controls and enterprise identity. A supervisor agent can assist review; authorization and business limits must also be enforced in code and downstream systems.

Typical delivery outputs

Evaluation results, control matrix, release gates and accountable risk ownership.

  • Reference datasets, regression suites and adversarial tests using tools such as Ragas and DeepEval.
  • Prompt-injection defenses, input/output validation, data minimization and configured guardrails.
  • Non-human identity, least privilege, credential rotation and auditable approval records.
  • Policy mapping with security, privacy and business owners; residual-risk decisions documented before release.
Discuss Governance
Operations

LLMOps & Managed AI Services

Keep agents dependable as models, APIs and business rules change.

Assign Day-2 ownership for the complete AI service, including models, prompts, tools, knowledge sources and the systems they touch. Support transitions and enhancement capacity are agreed as part of the service scope.

Typical delivery outputs

Service ownership, monitoring and escalation plan, runbooks and recurring evaluation reports.

  • CI/CD evaluation gates, prompt and model change validation, staged releases and rollback.
  • Trace review, token cost, latency, failure loops, task completion and escalation monitoring.
  • API contract changes, stale or orphaned credentials, retrieval drift and knowledge refresh.
  • Incident management, root-cause analysis and a prioritized improvement backlog.
Discuss Operations
AI / ML

Machine Learning, NLP & Generative AI Solutions

Use the AI approach that fits the business problem.

Develop predictive, language and generative AI solutions alongside agentic workflows. Use conventional models or deterministic automation when they provide a clearer, more maintainable answer.

Typical delivery outputs

Use-case design, benchmark results, integrated solution and lifecycle ownership.

  • Prediction, classification, extraction, summarization and enterprise search use cases.
  • Model and deployment selection against quality, latency, data and cost constraints.
  • Data pipelines, application integration and user feedback mechanisms.
  • Evaluation, model lifecycle documentation and production support planning.
Discuss AI / ML
ENTERPRISE USE CASES

Useful work.
Clear execution boundaries.

These examples show how a governed workflow could operate. The exact integrations, authority and controls are defined for each engagement.

01

Resolve AP exceptions with an evidence trail.

Missing purchase orders, invoice mismatches and incomplete receipts create manual review queues.

How the workflow can help

An agent can retrieve the invoice, compare purchase-order and receipt data, identify missing evidence and prepare a proposed resolution. Vendor communication and ledger updates follow the authorization rules agreed for the workflow.

Where control stays explicit

Approval gates for external messages and financial changes; amount limits, duplicate checks and reconciliation enforced outside the model.

What to measure

Review time, supported resolution rate, exceptions reopened and unauthorized-action attempts.

02

Bring evidence into complex document reviews.

Teams must compare contracts, policies or supporting documents against approved requirements and reference material.

How the workflow can help

Specialist agents can extract clauses, retrieve the applicable policy version and assemble a review with source references. A reviewer assesses the findings, unsupported conclusions and unresolved differences.

Where control stays explicit

No autonomous legal or regulatory determination. Source authority, currency and access permissions are validated; accountable reviewers retain sign-off.

What to measure

Citation accuracy, reviewer agreement, coverage of required checks and unresolved findings.

03

Turn incident context into a reviewable action.

Alert volume and fragmented telemetry slow investigation and increase repetitive diagnostic work.

How the workflow can help

An agent can correlate a ServiceNow incident with logs and metrics, run approved diagnostics and prepare a remediation recommendation or pull request for engineering review.

Where control stays explicit

Allowlisted diagnostics, scoped identities and execution limits. Production changes require the approvals defined in the operating model.

What to measure

Time to triage, useful recommendations, incident recurrence and approved remediation success.

These examples show possible workflows; requirements and integrations are defined for each engagement.

ENTERPRISE SYSTEMS INTEGRATION

Your systems of record.
Deliberate access.

We design interfaces around the operation an agent needs to perform—not broad access to an application or database.

ERP & financial operations

SAP S/4HANA · Oracle Fusion / ERP · NetSuite

Reconcile exceptions, validate purchase orders and prepare transaction proposals within agreed authority.

CRM & service management

Salesforce · ServiceNow · Microsoft Dynamics 365

Retrieve context, classify requests and prepare resolutions with traceable approval and escalation.

Content & communications

OpenText Documentum · Extended ECM · Exstream · Hyland OnBase / Alfresco

Retrieve permitted evidence, classify documents and prepare governed content or communications.

Legacy & custom applications

IBM Mainframe · IBM i / AS/400 · SQL databases · Java / .NET applications

Expose selected operations through reviewed adapters or service layers; validate access and recovery behavior.

Connector and adapter selection follows interface discovery. Product availability, licenses, supported APIs and customer authorization determine the final scope.

Typed inputsLeast privilegeIdempotent writesApproval recordsReconciliation
GOVERNANCE BY DESIGN

The model proposes.
The system enforces.

Treat model outputs as inputs to a controlled application. A second model or supervisor can support review, but it does not replace authorization or validation.

01

Ground the answer

Retrieve permitted sources, preserve citations and test what happens when evidence is missing, stale or contradictory.

02

Constrain the action

Apply allowlists, typed tool inputs, transaction limits and identity checks at the execution boundary. Require approval for defined high-impact actions.

03

Test the failure paths

Evaluate prompt injection, unsupported claims, tool errors and repeated-action loops. Define when the service must stop, escalate or roll back.

04

Keep the evidence

Record appropriate traces, tool calls, approvals and releases with access and retention controls. Minimize sensitive data in logs.

LLMOPS & MANAGED AI SERVICES

Deployed agents need
Day-2 ownership.

APIs change. Model behavior shifts. Credentials expire and knowledge sources move. Keep the entire service under active management, with a clear owner for changes, incidents and improvements.

Discuss AI managed services

Support hours, including 24/7 coverage where required, response targets, escalation and enhancement capacity are defined in the agreement.

Detect drift and regressions

Compare outputs and task behavior against reference cases after prompt, model, data or tool changes. Review silent drift as well as visible failures.

Maintain tools and identities

Validate API contracts, rotate credentials, revoke orphaned access and reconcile the permissions assigned to non-human identities.

Control loops, cost and latency

Monitor repeated actions, token usage, execution time and tool errors. Apply budgets, timeouts, iteration limits and escalation policies.

Preserve continuity

Version prompts, workflows, tool schemas and evaluations. Maintain runbooks, ownership records, release gates and tested recovery procedures.

TOOLS, MODELS & DEPLOYMENT

An architecture that fits.
A stack you can maintain.

Select technologies against the task, data constraints and operating model. We assess model quality, supported deployment options, latency and cost rather than locking every workflow to one tool.

Agent orchestration
LangGraph · CrewAI · Microsoft Agent Framework · Existing AutoGen / Semantic Kernel estates
Retrieval & context
LlamaIndex · Hybrid search · BM25 · Vector retrieval · Knowledge graphs
Tools & interfaces
MCP · REST APIs · Function calling · Typed schemas · Approved database access
Evaluation & guardrails
Ragas · DeepEval · NVIDIA NeMo Guardrails · Model safety classifiers · Custom business validators
Observability
Langfuse · Arize · Datadog · Cloud telemetry · Evaluation and cost reporting
Identity & access
Microsoft Entra ID · Okta · CyberArk · Scoped service identities · OAuth / mTLS where applicable
Models & deployment
OpenAI model families · Anthropic Claude · Llama · Azure · AWS · Google Cloud · Private infrastructure where supported

Tools shown are options for solution design, not required components or a claim that every combination has been implemented. Model and framework capabilities evolve; selections are validated during architecture design.

FROM DISCOVERY TO MANAGED EVOLUTION

Prove the value.
Then expand the scope.

Start with an assessment, a defined proof of value, a delivery team or managed support. Agree milestones around your data, integrations and review requirements.

01

Discover & baseline

Select the workflow, assess data and integrations, establish KPIs and decide the permitted level of autonomy.

Review point A feasibility decision and scoped delivery plan.

02

Prove the workflow

Build a bounded proof of value against representative data, including failure cases and human review.

Review point Benchmark results, integration findings and a production decision.

03

Harden & release

Add identity, evaluations, security checks, operational monitoring and a rehearsed release process.

Review point Acceptance evidence, runbooks and named operational owners.

04

Operate & improve

Monitor the service, review drift and incidents, maintain tools and knowledge sources, and evolve the backlog.

Review point Service reports, change validation and continuous evaluation.

Delivery uses iterative engineering, version control, CI/CD evaluation gates and an agreed change process. Timelines depend on access, data readiness, integration complexity and the level of autonomy.

WHY TECHTIERA

AI engineering.
Enterprise systems experience.

Bring the application, data, content, cloud and operations requirements into the same delivery conversation. Build for the teams who will own the service after launch.

Integration is part of the design

Connect the AI workflow to real business interfaces, identity boundaries and service ownership from the start.

Autonomy has a defined scope

Decide what the system may recommend, what it may execute and what must return to a person or a deterministic process.

Operations are planned before go-live

Make evaluations, handover, incident management and ongoing maintenance part of the delivery scope.

AI CONSULTING: QUESTIONS & ANSWERS

Practical answers.
Before you build.

Architecture, integration, controls and ownership.

What are enterprise AI and agentic AI consulting services?

They cover the strategy, engineering, integration and operation of AI applications and agents within enterprise workflows. TechTiera helps define the business use case, build the solution, connect approved systems and establish evaluation, governance and ongoing support.

How does agentic AI differ from RPA and generative AI?

RPA generally executes configured tasks through scripts, APIs or user interfaces. Generative AI produces content and can also be part of tool-enabled applications. Agentic systems add orchestration that lets models choose steps and approved tools within defined boundaries. These approaches can work together; agentic AI is not automatically the best choice for every workflow.

When should we use a multi-agent architecture?

Use multiple agents when specialist responsibilities, independent checks or parallel work justify the coordination overhead. A single agent or deterministic workflow may be simpler to test and operate. We assess task complexity, latency, cost and failure behavior before choosing the topology.

Which frameworks does TechTiera use?

Options include LangGraph, CrewAI and Microsoft Agent Framework, with support for existing AutoGen and Semantic Kernel implementations. LlamaIndex can support retrieval and context workflows, while MCP can standardize selected tool interfaces. Selection depends on the architecture, team skills and deployment requirements.

How do you reduce hallucinations and unauthorized actions?

We combine approved-source retrieval, citation checks, representative evaluations, input/output validation and human escalation. Authorization, transaction limits and operation allowlists are enforced at the tool or application boundary. Guardrails and reviewer agents help reduce risk, but do not guarantee that every model output is correct.

Can you integrate agents with SAP, Oracle, Salesforce and legacy systems?

Yes. Integration can use supported APIs, service layers or custom adapters after assessing the application’s interfaces and permissions. We define tool schemas, scoped authentication, validation, idempotency and recovery for the specific systems in scope, including IBM Mainframe and IBM i estates.

How is enterprise data protected in a RAG solution?

The design can include permission-aware retrieval, data minimization, redaction, encryption, access logging and retention controls. Model endpoints, hosting regions and provider data terms are assessed for the use case. Compliance depends on the complete deployment and operating process, not a retrieval feature alone.

Who maintains the agents after the original project team leaves?

TechTiera can provide managed AI services covering agent health, tool integrations, credential lifecycle, knowledge refresh, model changes and evaluation. Prompts, tool contracts and workflow definitions are versioned, with documented runbooks and ownership. Coverage, including 24/7 where required, is agreed in the service scope.

Can AI run in our cloud or private environment?

Deployment is designed around the selected models, data requirements and available infrastructure. Options can include Azure, AWS, Google Cloud and private environments for supported components. Model licensing, hardware needs, network dependencies and provider terms determine the final architecture.

What does an enterprise AI engagement look like?

An engagement progresses through discovery, proof of value, production hardening and ongoing operations. Scope, milestones and commercials depend on data readiness, integration complexity, evaluation requirements and the level of autonomy. We agree acceptance criteria before expanding into production.

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