Platform / Applied AI & data intelligence
platform · applied ai & data intelligence

Give your enterprise a single, machine-readable source of meaning.

We build the semantic layer beneath your AI — a knowledge graph, ontology, and reasoning layer that turn scattered systems into one model your people and your agents can reason over. Grounded, explainable, and owned by you.

knowledge.graphentities · relations · rules
Supplier Product Facility Order Policy answer
the problem

The problem isn't more data.
It's that nothing agrees on what it means.

Enterprises don't lack data — they lack a shared, machine-usable model of what it means. Every AI initiative that skips that layer inherits the ambiguity underneath.

// conflicting truth

Every system has its own definition of customer, order, facility. Reports disagree, and nobody fully trusts the number in the room.

// ungrounded retrieval

RAG bolted onto documents retrieves text, not truth. With no model of your business, it fills gaps by guessing — and calls the guess an answer.

// trapped knowledge

The rules that actually run the business live in people's heads and PDFs — nowhere a machine, or a new hire, can reliably use them.

// unsafe automation

Agents can't act safely on what they can't interpret. Automating on top of ambiguity just scales the mistakes faster.

the approach

We build the meaning layer
between your data and your AI.

One place where your entities, relationships, and rules are modelled explicitly — so everything above it, from dashboards to agents, reasons over the same grounded truth.

Applications & agentsassistants, copilots, autonomous workflows — all reading from one model
Reasoning & GraphRAGretrieval that walks the graph; inference over rules and constraints
Semantic layer — knowledge graph & ontologynirukta builds this
Your systems of recordERP · EHR · CRM · data warehouse · documents · telemetry
what's inside

Five disciplines, one intelligence layer.

01

Ontology & semantic modelling

A shared vocabulary for your domain — the entities, relationships, and business rules that define what your data actually means.

// the agreement everything else stands on
02

Knowledge graph engineering

Building and operating the graph, with entity resolution that reconciles the same "thing" across every system it lives in.

// Neo4j · RDF/Stardog · Microsoft GraphRAG
03

GraphRAG & grounded retrieval

Retrieval that traverses the graph, so answers are traceable to sources and rules — not stitched together from nearby text.

// every answer has a provenance path
04

Reasoning layer

Inference, constraints, and policy on top of the graph — so the system can derive conclusions, not just fetch facts.

// from lookup to logic
05

Data products & governance

Versioned, observable, access-controlled. Lineage and explainability built in from the first commit, not bolted on for the audit.

// production-grade by default
why nirukta

An intelligence layer you own —
not a black box you rent.

Portable across model vendors

The meaning lives in your graph, not in a provider's weights. Swap or combine models without rebuilding your knowledge.

Grounded & explainable

Every answer traces back to an entity, a source, and a rule — the difference between a system a CIO can sign off on and one they can't.

Production-grade from day one

Governance, lineage, access control, and observability are the foundation of the build, not a later phase.

Vertical depth, not a template

Modelled for your domain — healthcare supply chain, for instance — until the edge cases stop surprising us.

how we engage

From ambiguity to a production meaning layer.

A staged path that proves value on a real slice before it scales — so you're never betting the roadmap on a big-bang build.

01
2–3 weeks

Discovery & semantic audit

Map the systems, define the core ontology, and pick one high-value slice worth grounding first.

02
4–6 weeks

Graph pilot

Build the graph for that slice, wire up GraphRAG, and prove grounded, traceable answers against real questions.

03
6–10 weeks

Production hardening

Pipelines, governance, access, and observability — integrated into your stack and ready for real load.

04
ongoing

Scale & operate

Extend the ontology, add agents and use-cases, and hand over or co-run with your team.

what good looks like

The shape of a system that understands.

// one model
One ontology,
many agents
// trust
Every answer
traceable to source
// independence
Model-vendor
independent

Give your data a shared meaning.

Bring one messy, high-stakes question your systems can't answer today. We'll show you what grounding it would take.

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